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May 17 2014

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May 10 20142014-05-10May 13 20142014-05-13May 24 20132013-05-24December 17 20132013-12-17A large seated gathering of devotees in white clothes with red-orange shawls fills a hall with pink patterned panels behind them. In the centre, a man with long light-brown hair, a white kurta and a rudraksha mala sits with hands folded in meditation. Around him are men and women in white with orange-red shawls, several with yellow-orange tilak marks on the forehead. A man in the foreground wears a yellow forehead mark and holds a small glass, and another seated man beside him has a yellow tilak.2014-05-11May 10 20142014-05-10A large seated congregation of devotees fills a hall during a satsang. In the foreground a man in a white dhoti with gold border and a rudraksha mala sits cross-legged with eyes closed, and beside him a man with a gold necklace and rudraksha malas sits with hands folded. Many participants wear white clothing with red or orange shawls, yellow sandalwood-style tilaka marks on their foreheads, and green event lanyards. Pink and red banners and a decorated stage area appear in the background. A possible a person candidate is not clearly identifiable by appearance here, so no in-person identification is made.2015-10-11May 10 20142014-05-10May 13 20142014-05-13May 09 20142014-05-09A large seated gathering of devotees in white clothing with orange-red shawls sits on a red carpet in a hall with wood panelling and purple patterned panels. A long-haired man in white with a rudraksha mala sits in the front-left foreground. A man in white with a red shawl presses his palms together in front of a small brass plate with offerings. Many others sit with eyes closed or hands folded in prayer. A framed portrait of a bearded man in orange hangs on the left wall. A dark bag rests on the floor at right. The scene suggests a meditation or satsang session.2014-05-11Seated devotees in white ritual clothing with orange-red shawls and orange lanyard ID badges sit on the floor of a hall, many touching their foreheads with their fingers in a gesture of prayer or reverence. Several wear rudraksha malas, and a few have shaved heads. In the foreground, blurred heads and hands are in motion, and wooden panels line the back wall.2015-07-18