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March 30 20162016-03-30March 30 20162016-03-30A photograph of a crowded indoor hall with pale pink walls and framed photo collages of orange-clad devotees and ritual scenes. Several women in rust-red saris with gold borders stand in a loose circle, smiling and touching shoulders, one holding a rudraksha mala. Women in bright orange robes stand among them, and a man in white stands at the left edge. No a person figure is clearly visible, so no in-person identification is made.2016-02-23August 14 20172017-08-14June 03 20142014-06-03August 27 20142014-08-27 +1 copiesJune 18 20132013-06-18A crowd of women in orange and saffron saris with pink or maroon borders moves through an indoor hall with pale walls and a glass partition. Many wear rudraksha-style beaded necklaces and bangles, and some have orange flowers in their hair. They stand close together, smiling and clasping hands with one another, while a few women in deeper maroon saris stand among them.2014-09-13September 05 20142014-09-05A photograph of a group of devotees in orange and red-orange robes gathered under a covered pavilion. In the foreground a devotee prostrates fully on a white cloth, forehead to the floor, while a woman on the left kneels with palms pressed together in namaste. Behind them, several men with shaved heads wear orange garments with yellow and red stripes, rudraksha malas and a red-and-orange shawl, standing and talking with one another. A woman with hair in a bun and a dark shawl stands at the back. On the right, a white board displays rows of small framed head-shot photographs. No individual is clearly identifiable as a person from appearance cues, so the role is described only as devotees and monastic followers.2015-12-20Indoor photograph of a group of women devotees standing with palms pressed together in namaste at a satsang gathering. Most wear orange-saffron sarees with yellow borders, and some wear rudraksha malas and forehead tilak markings. Behind them, more people in orange and maroon clothing stand in a hall with red curtains, framed deity paintings hang on the wall, and a few oil lamps are visible near the floor.2013-06-18September 13 20142014-09-13