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Night photograph of an outdoor satsang on a paved courtyard in front of a blue-walled building with a wooden door. A man at left wears an orange turban, an orange robe and a long beaded rudraksha mala, seated behind a small white table holding a microphone on a stand and a lit oil lamp. Around him, many devotees in orange and saffron shawls sit on the ground, several with hands folded in prayer; a woman in a red shawl sits on a white plastic chair, and men in shirts stand in the background. Dim lighting and a camera on a tripod are visible. Date stamp 20 6 2004 appears in the corner.

June 2004 Himalayas Yatra Uncategorised

A dim indoor photograph of a seated audience of many devotees dressed in saffron-orange clothing, many draped in orange shawls, listening to a speaker at a lectern with a microphone on the right. The speaker wears an orange turban and orange robes and stands beside a small table holding an orange-capped object and a book. In the foreground a video camera on a tripod films the gathering, and a person in a blue top sits at left. Red date stamp reads 20 6 2004.

A photograph of an outdoor discourse session. In the foreground a man in saffron robes and a saffron turban, with a rudraksha mala around his neck, sits at a table draped in white, reaching to pick up a paper slip while a microphone on a stand is pointed toward him. Behind him, many women and men in saffron shawls and a few in white sit in rows, some with hands clasped or resting on their chins, listening attentively. A blue cloth-covered table holds a stack of papers. The bottom right shows the date stamp 17 6 2004.

Night photograph of a seated group of devotees in saffron-orange shawls and robes along a white metal railing, lit faintly against a black sky with power lines. A man in the foreground wears a white shirt and a rudraksha-style mala, with several others in orange wraps and a woman with hair pulled back nearby. The scene appears to be an evening gathering during a Himalayan yatra. Date stamp reads 16 6 2004 in red at lower right.

June 20 2004 - Himalayas Yatra - Gaurikund

June 2004 Himalayas Yatra - Haridwar Hari Ki Pauri

Night-time outdoor gathering of devotees seated on the ground wrapped in orange shawls and blankets. In the foreground right, a man in an orange turban and long dark hair, holding a wooden walking staff, sits facing the group behind a low table draped in orange cloth with open notebooks and a small handheld recorder. A man standing at the upper right in an orange garment holds a microphone. Several women and men in the crowd wear orange wraps, a blue jacket and a green jacket; one woman in the foreground has a bindi and glasses. The scene suggests an evening satsang on a Himalayan yatra. a person cue is the orange turban, long hair and walking staff of the seated central figure, who is conducting the gathering.

Dim night photograph of a seated man on the left wearing an orange-saffron turban and a bare-shouldered orange-saffron wrap, his hand resting near a small pink-and-white flower arrangement on a table. A microphone stand with a boom mic stands in the centre. Behind him, several people in orange-saffron robes sit in the dark, one with a long wrap over her head at right. A black metal railing and white pillars form the background. The turban and wrap are visible, but the face is only partly lit and the image is dark, so the match is uncertain.

A photograph of a large seated group of devotees in saffron and orange shawls sitting on blue tarpaulin mats at an evening gathering. Many attendees wear orange wraps over white or cream clothes; a woman in front wears a red and yellow salwar outfit and a bald man in an orange shawl sits near the centre. Water bottles, a red book and papers lie on the mats in front, and a white-shirted attendee sits at the right edge. No speaker or throne is clearly visible in the frame. Roughly 30 to 40 people are visible.

September 29 2006