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A photograph of a seated audience at an evening event, with many women in plastic blue chairs facing toward the stage. In the foreground a woman with short dark curly hair and glasses wears an orange-brown shawl over an orange top. Beside her a woman with reddish-brown hair and glasses wears a white zip jacket over white clothing with a dark beaded necklace. To the right an older woman in a white sari with coloured border and glasses sits in a blue chair. Behind them more attendees in yellow, pink and orange saris and salwar fill the rows under dim lighting with trees behind. No speaker or dais is clearly visible.

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.

October 19 2012

Night outdoor satsang with a large seated audience of devotees in white clothes and red-orange shawls, sitting on beige plastic chairs. In the foreground a woman in a white outfit with a red shawl and a pendant necklace looks forward; beside her a young girl in white with a red bindi sits with her hands clasped. Other women and men behind them wear white and red shawls, and a man in a white top stands at the upper right. Lights and a bright lamp are visible in the background. The image is a photograph; no speaker's identity is established from the visible scene.

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A seated satsang audience fills the frame, mostly women and some men in saffron-orange, white and teal clothing, with rudraksha malas and bindis or vibhuti marks. A woman in front center wears a white and gold-bordered sari, a rudraksha mala and a pendant, with her hands raised in a gesture of devotion. Others have hands in anjali or clapping, and a woman at right leans forward with eyes closed. The scene appears to be an indoor gathering on a hall floor with plastic chairs in the background.

A photograph of a large seated audience at an outdoor evening satsang in Varanasi. Many devotees sit on the grass and in chairs, mostly women and men dressed in white or cream kurtas and tunics with rust-orange shawls draped over their shoulders. Several wear rudraksha or bead malas and bangles. Some wear glasses, and a few have grey or white hair. Warm string lights glow in the lower right corner. The camera is focused on the front rows, and no speaker or a person candidate is clearly visible in the frame, so no identity claim is made.

October 16 2012

Night-time photo of a seated audience at an outdoor programme, with wooden posts and a tarpaulin behind them. In the foreground, a woman in a white shawl sits with eyes closed beside a woman in a rust-red shawl and a woman in a red shawl with a bindi. Behind them, rows of attendees in white, orange and yellow clothing sit on blue plastic chairs, including a man in a yellow head cloth and a bearded elderly man in white. Many people are visible; the count is an estimate of those seen in the frame.

Night photograph of a seated audience in an open hall listening intently to a talk. In the foreground, a woman in an orange sari with a white vertical tilak on her forehead rests her chin on her hand; beside her, a woman in glasses holds her hand to her mouth. Behind them, rows of young women and girls sit on the ground in orange, maroon and red saris and salwar kameez, many wearing rudraksha malas, bangles and earrings. Further back, men and women sit on white plastic chairs in white kurtas and shirts, some wearing red-and-gold sashes and event lanyards. A wooden pillar stands at left and the scene is lit by warm electric light.

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