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A photograph inside an orange-draped tent at an evening satsang. A large group of people in orange and saffron robes stand and sit under the red fabric ceiling and along the raised platform. In the foreground, a bearded man in a rust-coloured robe and dark waistcoat sits cross-legged on a striped mat with a red bag beside him, and a red-marked man in an orange robe sits near the pillar. Several standing devotees wear orange shawls, and a man in a white shirt stands at right. Strip lights hang from orange pillars.

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February 12 20132013-02-12A photograph of a group of saffron-robed sadhus and devotees under a red-orange canopy tent, seated and standing on a raised platform. In the front row, a bearded elder with white beard and grey head covering wears a saffron-orange robe and sits cross-legged with hands folded. Beside him, a white-bearded man in light peach robes sits holding a white cloth. A man in olive uniform gestures while seated. Behind them a standing young man in peach clothes with a red shoulder bag stands among women in orange and red head coverings, and bearded men wear orange turbans and rudraksha malas. A man in white shirt stands at right. Several people hold books or papers, and an orange bag rests on the platform. Roughly twenty people are visible.2013-02-12April 21 20162016-04-21April 23 20162016-04-23Large orange-draped tent filled with saffron-robed sadhus and devotees standing close together. In the foreground, an elderly bearded sadhu with a long grey beard and a saffron turban and shawl stands beside a woman in a saffron sari wearing rudraksha beads, with a younger turbaned sadhu and a clean-shaven man in orange kurta nearby. Metal plates with food or offerings sit on the ground at the right, and a man in orange kurta bends down to serve or arrange them. Striped tent poles and a red-and-white canopy overhead. Several people in the background wear rudraksha malas and white or orange clothing. No individual is clearly identifiable as the Paramahamsa from appearance alone.2016-04-23April 22 20162016-04-22February 12 20132013-02-12February 15 20132013-02-15 +1 copiesFebruary 14 20132013-02-14Photo inside an orange-draped tent with a green mat floor and a small colourful umbrella at left. A group of seated men in mixed clothing sit on the mat, including a bald man in white cloth at lower left and a man in a grey shawl. Standing at centre, a bearded man in saffron robes with a tilak holds his hands together, next to a man in a red shirt with a lanyard and a sannyasi in pink robes with long hair. At far right, a bearded sannyasi in orange robes stands with palms joined. At right foreground, a man in red robes with a yellow-and-white forehead band sits on a folding chair.2013-02-07A photograph taken in a tent with orange-red walls and warm lighting. An elderly sannyasi with a long white beard, wearing an orange robe, a saffron turban and a white beaded mala, steps up onto a raised platform while leaning on a wooden staff, his left hand extended to a bystander. Beside him stands a tall bearded man in a red-orange kurta and a white pendant necklace, looking ahead. Around them, many people in orange and saffron robes, a man in a grey-blue sweater, and a photographer with a camera stand on a blue-and-yellow mat. The person in the foreground is partly visible, bare-shouldered in a white vest. Appearance-based label: the tall bearded man in red-orange clothing is not a clear a person candidate, so no identification is made; the elderly figure in orange with the turban and mala is a priest-like sannyasi.2013-02-12February 06 20132013-02-06