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May 09 20172017-05-09May 09 20172017-05-09May 09 20172017-05-09A seated group of devotees in white ritual clothes with saffron-orange shawls and rudraksha malas, many holding small glass cups or vessels to their foreheads during a meditative ritual. A man in the centre-right with a short beard and closed eyes holds a small glass to his brow, while a woman on the right and others in the background perform the same gesture. Some wear gold necklaces and bangles. A patterned mat lies on the floor and chairs are visible in the background. The seated participants are the only people visible, and no one appears to be a distinctive presiding figure.May 09 20172017-05-09May 09 20172017-05-09May 09 20172017-05-09A seated crowd of devotees in a large hall, most wearing white kurtas and dhotis with orange-saffron shawls. Many hold small glass cups or vessels and raise them toward their foreheads, sipping or touching the liquid to their faces. Some wear rudraksha or beaded necklaces and gold bangles. In the foreground a woman in an orange and red sari sits beside a braid, and audience members in the background wear orange and teal clothing. No clearly visible central figure in the frame.2016-05-17A photograph of a seated group of devotees in a hall during a Mandala process session, most dressed in white with saffron-orange shawls and rudraksha malas. Several participants hold small cupped hands near their faces or eyes, and small white ritual figures with offerings and small brass dishes sit on the floor in front. A young woman in white at centre holds a small golden object to her forehead. A sipping water bottle and red and white chairs are visible. No person in the scene is identifiable as the a person by appearance.2017-03-17 +1 copiesJune 28 20172017-06-28July 02 20172017-07-02 +1 copiesSeated devotees in white ritual clothing with orange-red shawls and orange lanyard ID badges sit on the floor of a hall, many touching their foreheads with their fingers in a gesture of prayer or reverence. Several wear rudraksha malas, and a few have shaved heads. In the foreground, blurred heads and hands are in motion, and wooden panels line the back wall.2015-07-18