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A photograph of two men seated side by side on white plastic chairs beside a white pillar. On the left, an older man with grey hair, a small red tilak on his forehead, a cream short-sleeved shirt and white dhoti sits holding a folded paper, with a black wristwatch and a ring on his hand. On the right, a younger man with long, swept-back black hair and a long orange robe with a rudraksha mala draped over it extends his right arm and points at the paper with his index finger, as if explaining something. The setting appears to be a plain, whitewashed interior with a tiled floor edge visible behind them.

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A photograph of two men seated side by side on white plastic chairs against a pale wall beside a window. On the left, an older man with grey hair, a moustache and a small tilak mark wears a cream shirt and white dhoti, and holds a printed booklet or magazine open on his lap. On the right, a younger man with long dark hair and a smiling expression wears a saffron-orange robe and a long necklace of rudraksha beads, and points at the open pages with his finger. Both lean over the booklet together, appearing to read or discuss it.2006-11-09Indoor photograph of two men seated in white plastic chairs against pale blue walls, facing each other in conversation. The older man on the left wears a cream short-sleeved shirt and white dhoti, gesturing with both hands as he speaks. The man on the right wears a saffron-orange robe with a long dark rudraksha mala draped down the front, long dark hair swept back, and hands clasped in his lap. A wooden cabinet and a window with grille stand behind them. Two people are visible.2006-11-09Photograph of two men seated face to face in a plain room with pale blue-grey walls and a white pillar. On the left, an elderly man with short grey hair wears a cream short-sleeved shirt, white dhoti, a wristwatch and a small vertical tilak on his forehead, seated on a white plastic chair with his hands clasped. On the right, a younger man with long, swept-back black hair wears a loose saffron-orange robe and sits with his hands folded, speaking. Both appear to be in conversation. a person: the man on the right has long dark hair and saffron clothing, matching the page's reference to a person at this event, but identity is uncertain from appearance alone.2006-11-09November 09 20062006-11-09November 09 20062006-11-09November 09 20062006-11-09A photograph of two seated men in a plain room with white-painted pillars and a window with grille. On the left, an elderly man with white hair and a tilak on his forehead wears a white shirt and white dhoti, gesturing with his hands as he speaks. On the right, a younger man with long swept-back dark hair, a red bindi-style mark on his forehead, and a saffron-orange robe with a long rudraksha mala smiles with eyes lowered, hands clasped in his lap. White plastic chairs are visible. Probable Swamiji is seated on the right, identifiable by the saffron robe, long hair and rudraksha mala, in a conversation with the elderly man.2006-11-10Two men sit close together on white plastic chairs against a white wall at an indoor setting. On the left, an older man with grey hair, a moustache and a small tilak on his forehead wears a white short-sleeved shirt and white dhoti, holding a folded paper or booklet in his hands. On the right, a younger man with long, wavy black hair and a saffron-orange robe wears a long rudraksha mala and points with his right index finger toward the paper. The older man leans forward attentively.2006-11-10November 10 20062006-11-10Two men sit facing each other in plastic chairs against a pale blue wall in an indoor room. On the left, an elderly man with grey hair wears a white shirt and white dhoti, with a watch on his wrist and a ring on his finger, his hands clasped as he speaks. On the right, a man with long, swept-back black hair wears a flowing saffron-orange shawl over a sleeveless top, hands folded in his lap, listening attentively. A wooden table edge is visible at left.2006-11-10November 10 20062006-11-10November 09 20062006-11-09