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A man in a rust-red turban and matching red-orange cloth stands before a large silver cobra hood with red and green gemstone eyes and jeweled crest. He has eyes closed and palms pressed together in anjali mudra, wearing layered rudraksha malas on chest and arms, with a vertical tilak on his forehead.

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A bare-shouldered man with a rust-red turban and a vertical red tilak on his forehead stands with palms pressed together in namaste, eyes closed. He wears layered rudraksha malas around his neck and arms and a red-orange cloth draped over his shoulder. Behind him rises a large silvery serpent hood ornament set with red gemstone eyes and gold-trimmed beads, a cobra-shaped backdrop typical of a deity or ceremonial decoration.2018-03-09A seated man in rust-red saffron robes and a matching turban sits with palms pressed together in anjali mudra and eyes closed in devotion. He wears long rudraksha malas around his neck and arms, with a tilak mark on his forehead. Behind him stands a large silver cobra hood with red and green gemstone eyes and crown-like ornaments, set against a golden panelled wall. A silver lamp stand is visible at the left edge. Appearance-based label: a person, seated in a satsang-style setting.2018-03-09March 09 20182018-03-09March 09 20182018-03-09March 09 20182018-03-09March 09 20182018-03-09A man seated on a throne in front of a large silver cobra hood with red gem eyes and gem-set crown ornaments, wearing a rust-red turban, white and black forehead markings, a rust-red shawl with gold border, multiple rudraksha malas, rudraksha armbands and a gold chain. He sits with hands resting on his knees against a yellow wooden panelled wall. The setting resembles a formal seated darshan. Printed copyright text overlays the lower image. Identity appearance cues include a rust-red turban, rudraksha malas and ceremonial throne setting, matching a probable Swamiji (probable) depiction in person.2018-03-09March 09 20182018-03-09February 25 20182018-02-25February 25 20182018-02-25February 25 20182018-02-25March 09 20182018-03-09