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October 24 2010

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A large indoor hall filled with seated devotees, mostly women in white and cream sari-style clothing, many with palms pressed together in anjali mudra while praying or meditating. Some raise their arms overhead in a stretching or devotional gesture. Pale pink walls, tall windows with orange curtains, a wall notice board and hanging orange and yellow tassels frame the scene. Orange cloth mats cover the floor in front of the rows. No a person is visible in the frame, so this is a satsang-style gathering of devotees.2010-10-24A large seated audience of women fills a pale pink hall during a satsang. Most sit cross-legged on mats with palms pressed together in namaskar, many with eyes closed. Their saris and salwar kameez are in white, cream, pink, red, green and yellow, and several wear gold necklaces and bangles. In the upper background a woman in a green and gold sari stands with arms raised. Tall orange curtains frame the windows, and a white door is visible at the back wall.2010-10-24A large seated congregation of women fills a bright hall with pink walls and open doors, many with palms pressed together in namaste or hands raised in devotion. Most wear white or cream saris with coloured borders, some in pink, blue, green and orange. Several have glasses, bangles and small gold necklaces, and a few wear rudraksha-style beads. Some eyes are closed as they meditate or chant. A smaller number of people sit in the foreground with woven mats below.2010-10-24A photograph of a large seated congregation, mostly women, at a satsang. Many sit cross-legged on mats with hands pressed together in anjali mudra in front of them. Most wear white or cream sarees with coloured borders, while others wear purple, blue and orange garments. Several wear glasses and gold necklaces, and some have ID badges on their clothing. No a person candidate is visible; the front of the frame shows only devotees, and no throne or stage figure appears.2010-10-24A large seated audience of women fills a hall, most with palms pressed together in anjali at chest level and eyes closed. Many wear white or cream sarees with coloured borders, while others wear pink, blue, red and orange garments. Several have spectacles, gold bangles and necklaces, and a few have hands raised above their heads. The room has peach-coloured walls and a blue banner high on the wall. The photograph is taken from the front, so the people in the foreground appear largest and the back rows recede into the crowd. No single presenter is clearly visible in the frame.2010-10-24A large seated congregation of women fills a hall, most in white or cream sarees with gold borders and rudraksha malas around their necks, many with eyes closed in meditation. Some wear red or orange saris, and a few have visible name badges. One woman in the upper centre raises her hand, and a small child sits among the audience. No a person candidate is clearly visible.2015-09-05October 24 20102010-10-24December 13 20072007-12-13November 22 20152015-11-22A large indoor satsang hall filled with seated women devotees on orange mats, many with palms pressed together in anjali mudra. Several wear white or cream saris and kurtas, others wear pink, orange, blue and green saris, and some wear glasses and name badges. Pale pink walls, tall windows with bright light, and a cream door frame form the background. Foreground heads are partly cropped. No single leader is clearly visible at the front of the frame, and no figure is clearly identifiable as a person.2010-10-24December 13 20072007-12-13A large seated congregation fills a hall, with hundreds of devotees in white and cream clothing, many women in white saris with gold borders, some in purple, pink and orange. Several sit cross-legged with palms pressed together in prayer, others hold open books or notebooks, and a few wear name badges on their clothing. A red and gold object rests in the foreground near the seated crowd. No a person candidate is clearly visible among the seated devotees, and the front rows are cropped, so the identity of any speaker or presider cannot be determined from appearance.2010-10-23