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Indoor photo in a plain room with cream walls and reddish-brown tiled floor. Two men in orange saffron robes sit on white plastic chairs. The man on the right wears a rudraksha mala and sits with hands folded, on a white wooden board; the man on the left, wearing an orange shawl, sits with hands clasped. A blue plastic chair sits between them. Behind them, a wall grid displays framed deity pictures and temple images, and a brown door is at centre. A small calendar and framed picture hang on the right wall, and a shrine table with flowers is at the far right.

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January 21 20102010-01-21Two men in saffron-orange shawls and robes sit side by side in black chairs in front of a red curtain and a white wall. The man on the left wears clear-framed glasses and a dark shawl over an orange robe, with his hands resting on the chair arm. The man on the right has a shaved head, a short beard and a fuller orange wrap, with his hands folded in his lap. A brass chair leg is visible at the left edge.2013-11-22January 30 20102010-01-30Two seated men in saffron-orange sannyasi robes sit side by side on black armchairs against a white wall and a deep red curtain. The man on the left wears clear-framed glasses and a short beard and rests his hands on the chair arm; the man on the right has a shaved head, wears a saffron shawl draped over one shoulder, and holds his hands together in his lap.2013-11-22 +1 copiesA photograph of an indoor conversation on a marble platform. A long-haired man in saffron-orange robes and a rudraksha mala gestures with his right hand while speaking to a shaved-headed man in orange robes seated on the platform edge with arms folded. To the right, a bearded man in orange robes with red borders sits on a white plastic chair with hands clasped. Behind them, a standing figure in orange robes stands near a decorated altar with brass lamps, garlands and a small deity murti, and blue-and-purple pillars. Each person is distinct; the seated long-haired man is a person candidate based on his long swept-back hair, saffron clothing and rudraksha mala, though his identity is uncertain. The page indicates an inner-healing programme; the image itself shows conversation only.2010-01-30A photograph of four people seated indoors on white and blue plastic chairs on a reddish-brown tiled floor. Seated beside him in the centre is an older bald man in orange robes with folded hands. On the left, a younger man with a short beard and a red tilak wears an orange wrap. In front, a man in a green shirt and white dhoti sits on the floor, gesturing with one hand toward the others. Behind them is a brown wall panel with Kannada script and a closed black door, with a table draped in a red-patterned cloth at left.2010-08-09January 30 20102010-01-30Three men in orange and saffron robes sit on white plastic chairs on a red-brown tiled floor in a plain room with cream walls and a dark door. The man on the right, with long swept-back dark hair, a white jasmine garland and a rudraksha mala, sits with bare shoulders visible and looks upward. The man in the centre, with a shaved head and red forehead mark, gestures with his hands while speaking. The man on the left, in a light orange wrap, sits with hands folded. A brass-framed panel above them bears Kannada script. Two other people are partly visible at the right edge.2010-08-09Three men in saffron-orange robes converse in a marble-floored hall. The central man has long dark hair, a rudraksha mala around his neck, and gestures with one raised hand while seated on a dark stepped platform. To his left, a bald man with arms folded sits on the edge of the platform. To the right, a bearded man with glasses sits on a white plastic chair, hands clasped. A standing figure in orange stands in the background near turquoise and purple pillars. Behind them, a white-draped table holds brass lamps and a deity image garlanded with flowers. The central figure, with long hair, rudraksha mala and saffron robes, is a probable Swamiji candidate in conversation.2010-01-30August 09 20102010-08-09August 09 20072007-08-09July 21 20102010-07-21