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2003 -World Tour Oklahoma USA

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Indoor home gathering with several people standing and seated on a light carpet, some with palms pressed together in namaste. A woman in a white sari kneels in front of a brass plate and kalasha-style brass vessels, a steel pot with a lid, a coconut, a banana, and lit incense sticks. Behind her, a person in an orange turban, orange robe and beaded necklace sits upright. Others wear green, orange-pink, pink, cream and blue saris and kurtas; a man in a yellow shirt sits cross-legged. A red wooden chair with a red cushion stands at right, and framed pictures hang on the white wall.2003-08-012003 -World Tour Oklahoma USA2003-08-01A photograph of a seated satsang in a carpeted room. A man in saffron-orange robes with an orange turban and a rudraksha mala sits cross-legged on an orange cloth facing a group of women and men seated on the floor. Several women wear saris in cream, white, red and green, and a man in white sits in the foreground. Behind them is a white cabinet with a framed deity picture of a goddess above it, plus flowers and a glass vase. In front, a brass tray holds bananas, fruit, bowls and a silver container, with a white cloth spread on the floor.2003-08-01A photograph of a padapuja in a carpeted room with a light wall and a wooden armchair upholstered in red. A seated man in orange robes and an orange turban, with a white and red flower garland around his neck, presses his palms together in prayer while his bare feet rest on a copper tray. A woman in a white sari with a red border kneels beside him holding a brass plate of white and pink flowers and washes his feet. A young woman in a pink silk sari with a gold border and a hair ornament kneels in the foreground, and a man in a blue checked shirt sits with his head bowed at the lower left. Two people are visible at the right edge. The orange-robed figure in the chair is an appearance-based candidate for a person, shown with a turban, orange robes and a garland, but the appearance is uncertain.2003-08-01October 14 20082008-10-142003 -World Tour Oklahoma USA2003-08-01October 02 20082008-10-02A photograph of a satsang or private puja in a carpeted room with folding white chairs. A figure in orange robes and an orange turban sits cross-legged on the floor, hands joined in anjali, facing a seated group. Seated devotees include a man in a white shirt, a woman in a cream and black sari, a woman in a teal sari, and a woman in a green sari with red border. A standing woman in a cream sari and a standing man in white clothes holding a camera stand at the back. On a low table and mat are brass plates with fruit, bananas, a silver lamp, a small metal vessel and a tray with a red offering. A framed carved wood panel of a chariot scene with horses hangs on the wall.2003-08-01October 14 20082008-10-14Indoor puja in a crowded home-temple room. A man in saffron-orange robes and a rudraksha mala sits cross-legged on a seat with eyes closed, hands extended over a silver thali of flowers and offerings. A woman in white and lavender sits at left holding a small bottle, and a man in white with a red-and-orange shawl sits at right with a rudraksha mala. Behind them a group of devotees in saris and kurtas stands with hands folded, and a colourful decorated deity murti with a red-orange and blue-gold cloth and flower garland is at right. Brass lamps and bowls sit on the floor.A seated figure in an orange robe and rudraksha mala sits on an ornate gold-and-red throne, Swamiji (probable), with long swept-back hair and rudraksha beads, receiving attention from a semicircle of devotees. A shaven-headed man in white with a gold-bordered cloth kneels in front, while women in white sarees with gold borders and a woman in a bright red top bow or hold brass plates and small vessels. A woman in red with glasses stands at right, and a young man in white with a rudraksha mala sits at far right. A window and a plain pink wall with a beige cabinet form the backdrop.2010-09-162003 -World Tour Chicago USA2003-08-01