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Close side-profile photograph of a man with eyes closed, his long dark hair gathered into a low bun at the back of his head. He wears a red tilak mark on his forehead and an orange-saffron shawl over his shoulders. The background is a warm orange wall with a textured orange cloth at left.

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August 02 20102010-08-02Close side profile photograph of a man with eyes closed and head slightly lifted, shown against a red vertical pillar and a warm orange wall. He has long dark hair swept back, a red tilak mark on his forehead, and wears an orange shawl draped over his shoulders. He appears to be in meditative stillness. Swamiji (probable): the long swept-back hair, orange shawl and red forehead mark are the qualifying cues, shown as a meditating devotee in the photograph.2010-08-07Close side-profile photograph of a man with eyes closed in meditative stillness, long dark hair swept back and tied at the nape, red tilak mark on the forehead, wearing an orange shawl and dark rudraksha mala beads around the neck. Warm orange and red backdrop.2010-08-07August 05 20102010-08-05A close profile photograph of a man with eyes closed in meditation, seated outdoors against a soft blurred green background. He wears an orange saffron shawl draped over his shoulders and has a small red kumkum dot on his forehead. His dark hair is swept back and tied at the nape. A red pole stands at the right edge of the frame.2011-01-21Close-up profile photo of a man with eyes lowered and face calm, dark hair pulled back into a low ponytail, a small red kumkum mark on his forehead, and an orange saffron shawl draped over his shoulders. Blurred green foliage and a red vertical pole fill the background. The person is seated and meditating in a quiet outdoor setting.2011-01-21Close side-profile photograph of a man with eyes closed and long dark hair swept back into a low knot, wearing an orange shawl and rudraksha beads at the chest. A red kumkum mark sits on his forehead. Behind him a carved stone temple wall and a golden ornate seat or backrest are visible. The composition suggests a moment of meditation or devotional stillness during a puja.2010-08-02 +1 copiesClose-up side profile photograph of a man with eyes closed in meditation, long dark wavy hair swept back, a red tilak mark on his forehead, and an orange-saffron shawl draped over his shoulders. Blurred greenery and an orange-accented background sit behind him, with blurred white-clad figures near the lower right. The man's appearance matches the probable Swamiji cues of long swept-back hair, saffron clothing and a meditative pose, so he is described as Swamiji (probable) in meditation.2010-08-07Close side-profile photograph of a man with eyes closed, long dark hair swept back into a low knot, wearing an orange shawl wrapped over orange clothing and a multi-strand rudraksha mala with large brown beads across the chest. A red tilak mark is visible on the forehead. Background is orange draped fabric and a red wall with a white panel. Swamiji (probable): the man has long swept-back hair, rudraksha mala and saffron/orange ceremonial clothing, consistent with the page, though appearance alone is not conclusive. Only one physical person is visible.2010-08-07Close-up photo of a man in profile looking to the right against a soft, blurred green and white background. He has long dark hair pulled back, a red kumkum dot on his forehead, and wears an orange saffron shawl draped over his shoulders. A red vertical pole is visible at the right edge.2011-01-21Side profile photograph of a man with eyes closed in meditation, head turned left. He has long, swept-back dark hair, a white vertical tilak/vibhuti mark on his forehead, and wears an orange-saffron garment with a wrap over the shoulders. Several dark brown rudraksha beads on a mala hang at his chest and are braided into his hair. The background is a soft, blurred beige and white setting. Swamiji (probable) appears in the frame, shown with long swept-back hair, saffron clothing and rudraksha malas, seated in meditation during the satsang session.2010-09-19July 20 20102010-07-20