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A seated satsang audience fills the frame, mostly women in saffron and orange robes, white saris and colourful salwar outfits, many with rudraksha malas and forehead markings. Some sit with hands raised or clapping, and a woman in a white shawl sits near the centre. The background shows more seated devotees and red chairs in a hall. No single figure is identified as a leader.

May 07 2013

A seated congregation of devotees at a satsang gathering, filling a hall with many women and some children. Most wear white or cream traditional clothes with gold borders, while others wear maroon, orange and blue saris. Several have sandalwood or vibhuti marks on their foreheads, and many have clapping or raised hands, smiling and joyful. Women in the foreground wear rudraksha and bead malas and gold chains. A boy in a white dhoti with a yellow border sits at left.

January 12 2017

Photograph of a large seated crowd of women in a temple hall, mostly dressed in white saris and white garments with some in pink, red, green and blue. Many are smiling and clapping with palms together, some with hands raised. Many wear rudraksha-style beaded necklaces and name badges. Behind them stand golden ornate shrine structures and a gilded arch, with deity murti and a framed picture on the wall. A grey backpack and water bottle are visible at lower left.

A dense crowd of women seated closely together, applauding and smiling during a gathering. Most wear white and cream garments with gold borders and saffron-orange shawls draped over their shoulders, along with beaded necklaces and gold earrings. Several have white vibhuti or sandalwood marks and red kumkum bindis on their foreheads. Hands are raised in clapping, and faces show joy and devotion. Some are in sharp focus while others in the foreground are blurred.

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January 12 2017

A large seated audience of mostly women in white traditional cotton saris with coloured borders, many wearing rudraksha malas and white vibhuti lines on their foreheads, clapping and gesturing with raised hands during a satsang at an indoor hall. Some wear green name badges, and a woman in the front row wears an orange-red shawl. A golden shrine or altar area is visible at the upper left.

A large seated audience fills a hall, mostly women in white and cream saris and salwar with gold necklaces, some in orange or peach saris and a few in teal-patterned sari. In the front row, several women clap with palms together, one in a cream sari with a light-coloured border holding a clear water bottle, another in a white sari with a gold border at centre and wearing spectacles and a beaded mala, and a woman at right in a blue-green patterned sari with a white bindi.

January 22 2017

A large crowd of smiling women and girls seated closely together on the floor of an indoor hall, many clapping their hands with joy. Several wear white or cream clothes, some have rudraksha malas around their necks, and others wear saris in pink, teal, yellow, orange, red and brown. A woman in the front left wears a white shawl with a yellow top, and a woman in the centre-right wears a white dress with a mala and gold bangles. Plastic water bottles and white chairs are visible at the edges. No identifiable a person figure is visible among the people shown.

A photograph of a crowd of women seated and standing indoors at a satsang gathering, many clapping and smiling. Most wear white or cream saris and white shawls, while others wear red, green, yellow and pink garments; a woman in the foreground wears a pink floral top and green pants. Several women wear rudraksha-style neck beads and bindis. Steel crowd-control barriers with chains separate the front row from the room. Behind them, orange and multicoloured cloth banners hang on the wall and a woman in a grey patterned kurta holds up an orange cloth.