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A man in a bright yellow turban with a jewelled ornament and green stone, red tilak on his forehead, speaks while gesturing with one open hand. He wears multiple strands of beads and a gold-and-pink patterned garment. Behind him is a blurred red backdrop, and at left a brass oil lamp and a golden swan-shaped figure sit out of focus.

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September 28 20112011-09-28Photograph of a smiling man seated at a discourse, wearing a bright yellow turban with a jeweled ornament holding a green stone and a red bindi on the forehead. He wears a multi-strand beaded necklace and a bare-chested garment with green and maroon border, and gestures with an open right hand. Blurred golden lamp and figurine stand at left, with a red and maroon backdrop behind. a person, seated and speaking, with a yellow turban and ornate jewelry.2011-09-28A smiling man in a bright yellow turban decorated with a jeweled brooch with a green stone and a red tilak on his forehead raises his right hand in greeting. He wears a gold-bordered silk garment in green and gold tones, a beaded rudraksha-style necklace, and orange-red beaded bracelets. Behind him stands a bouquet of red, yellow and white flowers, and a brass oil lamp and a golden peacock figure sit in the foreground against a dark backdrop and a large red portrait.2011-09-28September 28 20112011-09-28A photograph in profile of a man seated at right of frame, wearing a bright yellow turban with a small blue-green jewelled ornament at the front, a green silk garment, a yellow shawl draped over one shoulder, and multiple strands of rudraksha and gold-coloured beads around the neck. He is gesturing with raised hands toward a lit brass oil lamp on the right, with a flame burning. Behind him are red and orange fabric panels and a dark blue curtain. Swamiji (probable) cues present: distinctive yellow turban, ornate ceremonial attire, rudraksha malas and gold necklaces; he is seated and speaking in a satsang-style setting.2011-09-14Close profile photo of a smiling man in a bright yellow turban with a jewelled ornament at the front, wearing a green draped garment with a yellow shawl and layered rudraksha-style beaded malas with gold accents. He faces right toward a lit brass oil lamp with a flame and a golden deity figure on the lamp stand; a dark curtain and red floral backdrop fill the background.2011-09-14A smiling man in a bright yellow turban with a jeweled brooch and a red bindi sits on a throne-like chair at a satsang stage. He wears a yellow shawl draped over one shoulder, a green and gold silk garment, a multi-strand beaded necklace and a gold armlet. Two brass oil lamps (lamps with tall stems and flared bowls) stand in the foreground, and a large portrait of a smiling woman with red earrings hangs behind him beside a garland of white, yellow and purple flowers.2011-09-28A man in profile speaks while gesturing with his open right hand toward the left edge of the frame. He wears a bright yellow turban with a red-and-gold brooch and a yellow shawl draped over his shoulder. A red bindi marks his forehead, and he has layered rudraksha malas in brown and red around his neck, with a red cloth wrapped across his chest and a gold armband on his upper arm. Behind him is a dark curtain and an ornate gold carved chair or throne. The Swamiji (probable) cues are the swept hair, the crown-like yellow turban, and the rudraksha malas; he appears to be giving a discourse.2011-09-12 +1 copiesSeptember 21 20112011-09-21Close side-profile photo of a man wearing a bright yellow turban with a jewelled ornament and red gem brooch at the front. He has a long tan shawl draped over one shoulder, a purple garment, red and gold trim, and layered beaded gold-and-amber necklaces. His right hand is extended outward in a gesture as if speaking or addressing an audience. The blurred background shows a large dark-and-pink backdrop. Swamiji (probable) is indicated by the crown-like turban, distinctive ornate jewellery and ceremonial clothing, with the role of speaker or teacher.2011-09-09September 12 20112011-09-12 +1 copiesSeptember 14 20112011-09-14