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November 01 20142014-11-01November 01 20142014-11-01November 01 20142014-11-01A photograph of a group of young women in orange and saffron clothing seated on a raised stage, singing or chanting into microphones on stands. Several wear rudraksha malas around their necks, and one in a deep red top sits near the centre. Behind them is an ornate gold-toned carved screen, and at the lower front, shaved-headed devotees in orange sit with their backs to the camera. Snake-shaped metal ornaments and a bowl sit on a red-draped table at the front.2014-09-13September 15 20142014-09-15A group of female and male devotees in orange and maroon robes sit cross-legged on a maroon-draped stage, singing into microphones during a chanting session. Several wear rudraksha malas and forehead markings; a bald man at right wears a long rudraksha mala and white arm markings. Behind them, an ornate gold-leaf wall with carved elephants and floral reliefs. Green potted plants sit in front of the stage.2015-01-08February 19 20152015-02-19 +1 copiesA photograph of a group of about eight women and one bald man in orange and maroon robes seated cross-legged on a red-draped stage, singing into microphones on stands. Several wear rudraksha malas and white forehead markings; one woman in the centre wears dark-red robes with a gold border. Potted green plants stand in front, and an ornate gold carved wooden screen with lion-like figures forms the backdrop.2015-01-07October 06 20142014-10-06January 08 20152015-01-08A group of seven devotees in saffron and orange robes sit cross-legged on a red-draped stage before gold ornate carved panels, singing into microphones during satsang. Several have white forehead markings and wear rudraksha malas and bangles; the bald man at right wears an orange shawl with red border. Papers rest on the table, and one woman at the centre gestures with her hands while singing.2015-01-29 +1 copiesA photograph of a group of women in orange and maroon robes seated in a row behind microphones on a red-draped table, singing or chanting. Several wear rudraksha malas; some have white vertical forehead markings and red bindis. One woman near the centre wears a bun and gold earrings, and the woman on the right has a shaved head and holds a small instrument. A gold-carved shrine or pillar stands at the upper right, with a red curtain behind.2015-01-30