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Photograph of a seated audience during a satsang-style talk in a hall. In the foreground, women wearing saffron and orange sarees and rudraksha malas sit cross-legged on a red mat, with a woman in a white saree with gold jewellery at right; one woman in the centre holds a notebook and pen. Behind them, many more devotees in orange, white and colourful clothing sit facing forward, with a golden-draped figure partially visible at the top left, which appears to be a statue or seated figure rather than a person.

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A seated group of many devotees in an indoor hall with white walls and a light floor, sitting cross-legged on mats for satsang. Most wear orange or saffron sarees and dhotis with gold borders, while others wear white sarees with gold borders and white dhotis. Several have rudraksha malas around their necks and white vibhuti or tilak marks on their foreheads. A woman in an orange saree in the upper centre sits with her hands folded, and a young girl in an orange saree and mala in the foreground looks down with eyes closed. A foreground woman with a long blonde braid, wearing white with a red-and-blue striped border, sits with her eyes lowered. Large crowd present, with the audience fully seated in rows.

A seated congregation of devotee women in white and cream traditional garments with red rudraksha-style coral malas sits on red mats during a satsang. The woman in front right has a white vibhuti or tilak mark on her forehead and wears gold ornaments; the seated woman centre wears cream sari with purple border and glasses; others wear white and gold-bordered sarees. A portrait of a robed figure is visible in the upper background, with a golden shrine-like structure at the top right.

A large seated congregation in a hall fills the frame, with many women in white clothes. In the foreground a young woman in a white garment looks ahead, while behind her women wear white or yellow and orange shawls and rudraksha malas, some with hands folded in devotion. Some wear white forehead markings. Rows of seated people extend toward the back of the hall, which has tall white columns and a stage area at the far end.

April 08 2012

A photo of a large seated congregation in a bright hall with white tiled floor and red-cushioned mats, attendees sitting cross-legged with eyes closed or lowered in satsang. Many women wear sarees and salwar kameez in red, yellow, blue, green and white, one in a yellow shawl and several in white. A woman in the foreground wears a red and white striped saree; another in white clothes sits near brass plates, a tiffin-style container and a red bag. Chairs line the back of the hall. The front-row figures are close and clearly visible, and the back of the room holds more seated people. No clearly identifiable a person figure is visible in this view.

July 05 2013

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October 11 2011

A photograph of a large seated group of devotees on a white marble floor in an ashram hall. Many wear saffron-orange and off-white or white traditional clothes with gold borders, some with white headbands and rudraksha beads. A woman in the foreground wears a beige-and-gold garment, and a man in white sits at the front left. A red velvet-covered chair and a pile of cushions sit at the top left, with bags and mats along the back. No single figure is identified as a person in this view.

A large seated gathering of devotees in white clothing with white vibhuti bands across their foreheads, many with red kumkum dots, attending a satsang. In the foreground a woman in a white sari with a gold border sits with her hands pressed to her chest, wearing a black bead mala and bangles. Beside her a young girl in a white sleeveless top with a white forehead band and a boy in a white kurta with a rudraksha mala listen attentively. Behind them many women in white and orange-red saris sit in rows, some with hands raised in devotion. No a person candidate is visible.

A large seated congregation of women in traditional Indian dress fills the frame during a satsang. Many wear orange and saffron saris and white and cream saris bordered in gold, with rudraksha malas around their necks and long braids decorated with red-brown beads. Several have white or yellow vertical lines on their foreheads. Some sit with hands folded or hold white notebooks, while others look toward the front. Behind them, rows of additional seated people in white and colourful clothing extend into the background, and a few Western-looking attendees in lighter clothing appear among them. The setting is an indoor hall with white chairs visible at the back.