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Large indoor hall filled with a dense crowd of men dressed in white dhotis and white shirts, many wearing lanyards, raising hands and clapping in celebration. A few men in saffron or yellow garments stand among them, and a man in a green t-shirt stands near the centre-right. A red carpet runs along the foreground and stage lights glow at the lower right. Round ceiling lights and a row of red-framed panels line the back wall. The page indicates a person Spurana convention in Salem, Tamil Nadu, but no clearly identifiable face is visible enough to confirm any individual's identity.

November 05 2006

A large crowded hall with green floor covering where a dense gathering of devotees, mostly women and some men, dressed largely in white saris, white shirts and dhotis, stand and dance or clap in a group. Some women wear yellow, orange, red and pink saris and a woman in an orange shawl is in the foreground. Overhead lights and banners hang from the high metal roof and a sound mixing table sits at the right edge. No single central figure is clearly identifiable in this view.

A large hall with a corrugated metal roof and green floor shows a dense crowd of devotees, mostly women in white and cream saris with gold borders, some wearing lanyards and beaded necklaces, clapping and dancing together. Several men in white shirts and dhotis stand among them. Framed portraits hang on the white pillars, and at the lower right a bearded man in white with a rudraksha-style bead necklace covers his face with a hand. Fluorescent tube lights line the pillars, and the setting appears to be a convention or satsang gathering.

Wide photograph of a large indoor hall at a person Spurana convention, with fluorescent tube lights, ceiling fans and a balcony railing above. Hundreds of participants, mostly in white clothes, stand densely packed on a green-floored area, many with hands raised or pressed together in namaskar. Men wear white shirts and mundus, some with rudraksha malas; women wear white saris with coloured borders. A few people in orange-toned saris appear toward the right.

November 24th To 27 2005 - Highlights Of NSP in Salem

A large open hall with a blue-green corrugated roof on steel trusses and a green floor, filled with a crowd of devotees dressed in white. Men wear white shirts and dhotis, many with rudraksha malas; women wear white saris with gold or cream borders and some wear orange-bordered saris. Small framed portraits hang on the white pillars along the hall, and scattered paper litter lies on the floor. Activities look like a gathering or satsang, with people standing and moving about in groups. No single individual is clearly identifiable as the a person from appearance, and the portraits on the pillars are too small to judge.

A large crowd fills a tented hall with grey draped ceiling, red and white fabric swags, and hanging ceiling fans. Most attendees wear white clothing, and many have their hands raised, palms together in anjali, or arms lifted in devotion. A woman in the left foreground wears a teal sari and bangles, a man in an orange garment stands at left, and a bald man in a grey shirt with a lanyard stands near centre. Ceremonial banners in red, saffron and yellow hang along the side walls. The scene reads as a satsang gathering with a dense, enthusiastic audience; no individual is clearly identifiable as the a person from appearance alone.

November 05 2006

July 30 2006

Interior of a large open-sided hall with a corrugated metal roof supported by a steel truss frame and white pillars with tube lights. A crowd of many men in white shirts and white dhotis moves across the floor, some with lanyards, others walking in groups. Several framed portraits hang from the pillars: one at upper left is a poster-style portrait of a bearded figure in white headwear, another shows a figure in saffron-orange robes.