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A photograph of a padapuja in a dimly lit hall. A figure seated on an ornate gold throne with a carved lion-head armrest wears a maroon-and-saffron wrap, a white and red flower garland, a red and gold turban with a feather plume, and a rudraksha-style necklace; he holds a slender rod. Probable Swamiji, identified by the throne-seated figure's turban, garland and wrap. In the foreground a bald man in a white shirt and white trousers sits with his back to the camera. Several devotees sit on the right, with women in red and orange saris and salwar, and brass and silver plates of flowers and offerings lie on a gold table. Hanging brass bells and oil lamps are visible above and beside the throne, and a carved wooden door stands at right.

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A photograph of a pada puja in a gilded interior. A figure seated on an ornate golden throne with a lion-like carved armrest wears a rust-orange turban with a peacock feather, an orange-brown robe, and a long garland of white and orange flowers; the appearance is a person receiving devotees, with the throne and orange turban as the qualifying cues. A bald elderly man in white clothes sits in a chair at the foot of the throne. Several devotees sit on the floor and hold steel trays of flowers and offerings. Hanging brass bells, oil lamps and a carved wooden door frame the scene.2014-08-17August 17 20142014-08-17August 17 20142014-08-17August 17 20142014-08-17August 17 20142014-08-17August 17 20142014-08-17August 17 20142014-08-17August 17 20142014-08-17February 01 20152015-02-01May 27 20132013-05-27February 01 20152015-02-01February 01 20152015-02-01