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September 11 2014

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A seated audience at a satsang hall, mostly women dressed in white with red-orange shawls and rudraksha beads. In the foreground, a woman with long brown hair, a red bindi and a silver pendant necklace sits with her palms pressed together in prayer, wearing a white kurta and red-orange shawl. Beside her, a woman with a red-dotted forehead and white garments sits attentively, and to the right a woman in white with glasses and a white shawl sits quietly. Behind them, other devotees in white and red-orange shawls are seated in rows, some with white headbands and some with grey hair. No speaker or deity murti is clearly visible in the frame.2014-07-20Seated devotees in an indoor meditation or satsang hall, many wearing white kurtas or white saris with orange-red shawls draped over the shoulders. A long-haired woman in the centre, with a white forehead mark, sits with eyes closed and hands resting near her chest. Nearby women with eyes closed and hands folded in their laps, some with tilak on the forehead. Edge of the frame shows more seated participants. No a person candidate is clearly visible in this crowd.2015-09-18A seated audience of women, mostly in close view, attending a gathering in a hall. Several wear orange or saffron garments with rudraksha malas, including a woman in the center in an orange sari with a red bindi and a woman at right in orange with a beaded mala. Others wear white and cream sarees or a black-and-white printed scarf, with forehead markings such as white vibhuti and kumkum. Faces are attentive and calm. No a person candidate is clearly visible, so the identity remains uncertain. The background is blurred with more seated people.2016-08-14A seated satsang audience photographed from the front rows of a hall. Two women in the foreground wear saffron-orange garments with dark rudraksha malas; one has a white horizontal forehead mark and the other a red bindi with white tilak. A woman in a white top with a pendant necklace and a pen in hand looks forward, and an older woman with grey hair wears a white and teal outfit. Several other attendees in white and cream clothing sit behind them, and a pink water bottle and grey handbag rest on the floor. No speaker or stage figure is visible in this frame.2016-08-16A dense seated congregation of devotees in white kurtas and saffron-orange shawls, many with eyes closed or hands folded in prayer, during a satsang or meditation session. In the foreground a woman with a white tilak on her forehead wears thin-framed glasses, a white outfit and an orange shawl, her hands clasped at her waist. Beside her a woman with long light-brown hair wears white with an orange shawl and sits with eyes closed. Behind them more devotees in white and orange sit among garlands and colourful decorations. Shown in the frame, nobody is sitting in a clearly identifiable a person position. The scene is a crowded, devotional gathering in an indoor hall.2015-09-18A photograph of a large seated audience at a discourse, with many devotees wearing white clothes and red-orange shawls around their necks. In the foreground a woman with short dark hair in a white top and white trousers sits with a small notebook, and beside her a woman with long pink-and-purple hair looks on. A blonde woman in white and a woman with an earpiece are also visible. Several other people are partially visible in the background. No speaker is visible in this frame, and no identifiable a person depiction is present.2015-05-10August 29 20142014-08-29A photograph of a seated congregation at a satsang, mostly women and some men in close rows. In the centre a young woman in a white top with an orange-red shawl and a beaded necklace sits with her right hand placed on her chest, eyes lowered toward the front. To her left a woman in white with an orange-red shawl and glasses looks ahead, and at the left edge a woman in a yellow shawl is visible. Behind them a woman in an orange-red shawl and a man in white are seated among others.2010-12-26October 17 20122012-10-17May 17 20142014-05-17October 14 20122012-10-14August 05 20092009-08-05