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A large seated congregation fills a white-walled hall, with rows of devotees sitting on the floor facing a stage at the far end. Most wear white shirts and white dhotis or saris, with some in yellow, orange and cream saris; many wear rudraksha malas and lanyard name badges. A few have eyes closed in meditation. A small figure stands on the distant stage between red-brown curtains and an orange cloth backdrop. Blue and white wall emblems and a yellow-and-blue banner appear at the edges.

A photograph of a very large seated congregation filling a white-walled hall, with many people sitting closely on the floor with eyes closed or heads bowed in meditation. Most men wear white shirts and white dhotis or trousers, and many women wear white or yellow saris, with orange and red garments visible in the foreground. Several attendees have pink name badges pinned to their clothing, and some wear rudraksha or bead necklaces. Orange-curtained stage area and hanging decorative banners with orange lamps appear at the top of the hall, with speakers mounted on the walls.

A large seated congregation fills a bright hall with pale tiled floor, a central aisle running toward the far doors. Most attendees wear white or cream clothes, many with rudraksha malas and small pink name badges; several women wear saffron, yellow, green and pink saris. Many have white cloth bands tied over their eyes, some resting hands in lap or palms joined. Rows extend to the back wall, with a few standing figures near the entrance. Men in white shirts sit near the aisle, and a bald man in white kurta sits centre-right with a white blindfold.

October 04 2008

A large hall with red carpeting where a vast crowd of delegates sits cross-legged in rows, most wearing white cloth bands tied over their eyes. Many wear white or pastel saris and shawls, with some in yellow, teal, purple and orange, and several have hands pressed together in prayer. Water bottles, small plates of offerings, and cloth tote bags sit on the carpet between them, and tall white pillars rise behind the rows. The setting suggests a convention session with a meditative practice, though no speaker or figure is clearly visible in this frame.

October 04 2008

A large crowd of devotees seated in rows inside a spacious hall with white walls, red-brick ventilation screens and a white tent-like ceiling. Most people wear white shirts, white dhotis and white saris, with some in yellow, orange and cream. Many wear rudraksha or bead malas and small pink name badges. Several women have eyes closed or mouths open in devotional chanting. In the background, a stage with orange drapes and a decorated pillar with elephant motifs frames the front of the hall. a person's presence is not clearly visible in this image.

June 18 2008

A large indoor convention tent with many participants standing in rows on blue and red mats, most wearing white and pastel clothing with white cloth blindfolds tied over their eyes. In the foreground right, a figure in saffron-orange robes and an orange head wrap sits facing the crowd, with long dark hair visible, consistent with the page's reference to a person conducting a session. A white box stands on the mat in front, and a banner and blue backdrop are visible at the back of the tent. Ceiling fans and tent poles are visible overhead.

Wide overhead view of a large hall filled with a dense crowd of devotees, mostly in white clothing, seated on the floor in rows. Many wear rudraksha malas and name badges; some have white cloth bands tied over their eyes or foreheads. Many sit with hands in anjali mudra, some raise arms or hands in prayer. Colourful woven hanging banners with elephant motifs decorate the white tented ceiling. A small figure in saffron/orange robes sits on a raised stage at the far end near the front left, and a figure in red stands near the central aisle. Dozens of visible people; exact count not feasible.

A large group of devotees sits cross-legged on the floor of a white-walled hall with ceiling fans and a black speaker, all with palms pressed together in namaskar. Most wear white clothing and white dhotis or sarees, while some women wear saffron, orange, red, yellow and light green saris with gold borders. Several men stand along the back wall, and a camera operator in a red shirt films near the doorway. No central figure or throne is clearly visible; the scene appears to be a satsang or dhyana session with attentive devotees.

A large indoor satsang hall packed with seated devotees, mostly women in white saris and white kurtas with orange borders and orange shawls, many wearing beaded necklaces and rudraksha-style malas. Several hold hands together in anjali or clap. Colourful hanging decorative banners with elephant motifs and orange tassels fill the white tented ceiling. Large framed portraits line the far walls, and a display board is mounted at the back. The seated crowd fills the foreground and midground of the hall, with a few men in white visible toward the rear. Partially visible people fill the frame across many rows.