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October 18 2012

Photograph of a seated audience at an evening event, with many devotees wearing saffron-orange shawls over white or grey clothing. In the foreground, a man in a white kurta with an orange shawl and a rudraksha mala sits on the left, beside a bald older man in a black and grey jacket with an orange scarf. To the right, a man in a white shirt with an orange scarf faces forward, and a younger man in an orange shawl bows his head in the lower right. Behind them, more seated people and a few children fill the frame, with a potted plant and red drapery visible in the background.

A photograph of a seated audience at an evening event under a tent-like canopy with potted plants and tree trunks in view. Many attendees sit on blue plastic chairs and some on white folding chairs, wearing white kurtas, saffron-orange shawls and sarees in green, yellow, pink and orange. A man in front left wears a lanyard and orange-red shawl; a bald man in a black jacket with a white stripe sits centre-left; a man in a white shirt with a red scarf and a man in an orange shawl with rudraksha beads sit in the foreground. No speaker, deity image or a person candidate is clearly visible in this frame.

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A night-time evening gathering under a canvas tent with wooden poles, where many people sit on blue and red plastic chairs facing forward. Most wear white kurtas or saffron-orange shawls, and several wear rudraksha malas. A man in the centre-left wears an orange shawl and sits with hands together, while a man on the right wears a white outfit with an orange shawl. A young man in white with a mala holds a hand to his mouth. Strings of lights glow in the upper right corner. A satsang-style audience listens attentively.

Night photo of a large seated audience at an outdoor event, most people in plastic chairs, red and blue chairs visible. Many women wear orange shawls or orange stoles over white or saffron clothing; a woman in the front centre wears a white top with an orange shawl, a woman in the foreground left wears an orange wrap, and a young woman at right wears a yellow sari. Men in white and pastel shirts sit behind them, and a bald man in white with an orange shawl sits at right. Wooden poles frame the tent-like space. The audience listens attentively, with no dais or a person candidate clearly visible in frame.

A large seated congregation fills a hall during a morning satsang. Many attendees wear white ritual clothes with orange or red shawls, and some men wear rudraksha malas. In the foreground, a man in a mustard-yellow garment with a red shawl and glasses sits beside a young man in white dhoti with a sandalwood tilak and rudraksha beads. A foreign-looking man with light hair wears an orange shawl over white. Metal stands with white cloth and red cushions are visible among the rows, and some attendees sit near the back by the windows. No single presiding figure is clearly identifiable among the visible people.

A large crowd of devotees seated on white and coloured plastic chairs under a white tent with blue-trimmed walls and hanging stage lights, apparently listening to a programme at the front. Many wear white kurtas and dhotis, some have rudraksha malas around their necks, and a few wear saffron or orange shawls. Several young boys in the foreground smile toward the stage. A man at the far left in orange clothing sits in the front row.

Night photo of a large seated congregation at a satsang, filling the frame with many people in white, saffron and orange-red robes. Many wear orange or red clothing, and several have orange tilak marks on their foreheads. Men with long grey and white beards sit among younger devotees, some wearing rudraksha malas. Women in orange and maroon saris with rudraksha malas sit at the front. In the centre, a white-robed man with dark hair sits cross-legged beside a bearded elder in white. Stage lights and a tall lamp stand glow above the crowd, and a white-robed figure with a white turban is near the back.

October 18 2012