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A photograph of a large outdoor evening satsang audience seated on rows of red and blue plastic chairs under night sky. Many attendees wear white shirts and dhotis or trousers, while others wear orange, saffron, green and pink saris and salwars. A man in the foreground left wears a green checked shirt and a man in front centre wears a white shirt with a white lanyard and rudraksha mala. A woman in a green sari sits to the right, and a small child in orange sits between the rows. Behind them a wooden barrier and many standing people stretch back toward a stage area lit with string lights and a large white screen. No identifiable speaker is visible.

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Night outdoor satsang seen from behind a crowd of seated devotees on red and blue plastic chairs. Many people, most in white or pastel clothing, some in saffron or green saris, and a man in a khaki shirt and a man in a white t-shirt with a lanyard sit in the foreground. Two illuminated, light-strung towers flank a stage area in the background, and a blue banner with Tamil text hangs at right. Small children sit in the front row. No speaker is clearly identifiable in this view.2010-01-20November 24 20062006-11-24A large outdoor evening satsang audience seated on the ground and in red plastic chairs under a striped tent canopy. Rows of men in white shirts and dhotis, women in saris in mixed colours including orange, purple, blue and maroon, and a few children fill the frame. Several women wear gold necklaces and bangles. No speaker or dais is visible in the frame, so no a person candidate is present.2005-12-11November 24 20062006-11-24November 24 20062006-11-24November 24 20062006-11-24Night-time outdoor satsang with a large seated audience filling a paved open ground under bright blue-white stage lights and tents in the background. Many people sit on plastic chairs and on the bare ground, mostly facing away from the camera toward an unseen stage. Men wear white shirts and dhotis or light trousers, while women wear white, yellow and green sarees, some with flowers in their hair. No single speaker, deity murti or throne is clearly visible in the frame, so no a person candidate can be identified.2010-02-15A night-time outdoor satsang seen from behind a large audience seated on red and white plastic chairs across a grassy field. Hundreds of men and women in white shirts, saris and salwar kameez sit facing a stage out of frame, many with hands folded or holding books. Strings of bright lights and tents line the back of the ground under a dark sky. A woman in a purple sari reads from a book in the right foreground, and a man wearing a white shirt and a white tilak mark sits nearby. No speaker is visible in this frame.2005-12-11November 24 20062006-11-24A large outdoor evening gathering at night, with a dense audience seated on red plastic chairs across a grassy field under bright stage lights. Many attendees wear white, cream and pastel saris and white shirts; several older women in cream saris sit in the front rows. The crowd extends far back toward a lit stage area and tents.2005-12-11Night outdoor gathering on a grassy field with a very large audience seated on red plastic chairs, facing toward a stage out of frame. Many people wear white, cream and striped shirts, saris in various colours, and some women hold handbags. Bright lights line the far edge of the field and a banner stands at the back. A small table with white cloth sits at the lower right. The photograph is a crowd view of a satsang audience; no individual is clearly identifiable as the a person from the visible scene, so no candidate is present.2005-12-11A large night-time outdoor crowd sits on red plastic chairs facing a stage out of frame, watching intently under bright floodlights. Most attendees wear white, cream and checked or striped shirts and trousers, with some women in saris and salwar kameez in red, blue and green. Lit stalls and banners line the background trees, and a banner at upper right shows a figure in an ornate frame.2005-12-11 +1 copies