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Two men stand side by side on a tiled floor in a plain room with cream walls. The man on the left wears an off-white short-sleeved shirt and white dhoti with a small vertical tilak on his forehead. The older man on the right wears glasses, a cream long-sleeved kurta and white dhoti, holding a dark notebook or folder and a small booklet against his side. Behind them a wooden door, a framed grid of small photographs, a dark statue or carving on the wall, and folding chairs. The scene reads as a formal, informal portrait with no visible ritual activity.

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Five men stand in a row against a pale blue wall in an indoor room, with a framed picture visible at the upper right corner. The man second from the right wears a white shirt and dhoti and holds a pink folded paper against his chest with both hands. The elderly man in the centre wears thick glasses, a white shirt and white dhoti with a blue-striped cloth over his shoulder, and a white tilak on his forehead. Others in white shirts stand on either side, and the man at far right wears a checked shirt with dark trousers and a wristwatch. No saffron robes, crown or rudraksha malas are visible, so no a person candidate is identifiable.Five men stand in a close group against a pale turquoise wall beside a grey stone pillar, with a framed notice at the upper right. All wear white shirts and white dhotis. The man second from left has spectacles, a white forehead mark and carries a dark bag; the man third from left holds a small wrapped red-and-white parcel; the man second from right has a white forehead mark. No identity is established by appearance, and the page gives no printed name in this photo.Vidwan panduranganarYogananda Puri +1 copiesKailasa Paramparagatha Kanchee Kailasa SarvajnapeethamVidwan panduranganarFive people stand in a row against a pale blue wall beside a stone pillar, with a framed sign partly visible at upper right. From left, a woman in a mustard-yellow blouse and brown sari with a red bindi holds her hands at her chest. Next, an elderly man in white kurta and white dhoti wears glasses and white vibhuti lines on his forehead and holds his hands together. Beside him, a bearded man with white hair and glasses wears a white kurta and white dhoti, hands clasped. The fourth man wears a white shirt, white dhoti and a white forehead mark. At far right, a younger man in a white shirt and white dhoti has a white tilak and holds a small pen in his pocket. No deity murti, saffron robes, crown or rudraksha are visible; the scene reads as a group portrait of devotees.Yogananda Puri +1 copiesBlack-and-white studio portrait of an older man seated in a dark wooden armchair against a painted backdrop of trees and a mountain. He wears a long-sleeved white shirt and white dhoti, round-framed glasses, and sandals. He rests his hands on the armrest and holds a closed book on his lap. The painted floor pattern and studio backdrop are visible behind him.An older archival photograph, slightly faded, showing a group of about ten men in white dhotis and white shirts standing in a hall with a corrugated roof and a yellow pipe overhead. Two framed religious pictures hang on the left wall. In the centre, a man in a white shirt and dhoti hands an object, possibly a small book or envelope, to a man in a light shirt and dark trousers on the right. A man circled in black ink stands at the left centre, with grey hair. No printed name or caption is visible in the image.1978 - The Avatar’s biological family +1 copiesA reddish-toned scan of an old newspaper or printed photo showing two men standing side by side indoors. The man on the left is older, with a shaved head, white dhoti and white shirt, and wears round-framed glasses. The man on the right wears a white shirt, dark-rimmed glasses and has short hair. Behind them is a wooden doorway and a wall with framed pictures. Below the photo is a printed caption reading 'Ayyavudan' with 'magan Pa. Ambalavanan B.Sc., avargal' beneath it, identifying the younger man as the son.