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November 27 2012

A photograph of a shaded outdoor courtyard with a brick-paved floor and green foliage behind. Several people in plain white clothing sit on plastic chairs and a striped mat, including an older man with grey hair and glasses in the lower left, and a woman in a white dress with a gold bangle beside him. Standing attendants in white shirts and kurtas move about on the right. A blue cabinet and a striped awning frame the scene.

Four women sit in a small circle on beige plastic chairs on grass in front of a red brick wall with a diagonal lattice window. On the left, a woman in a magenta top and green patterned skirt faces a woman in white with a white headband and a yellow lanyard who holds a notebook. Next, a woman with grey hair wears a white shirt and white apron over a yellow lanyard and a wrist mala. On the right, a woman with curly hair wears a white top, grey trousers, rudraksha-style beads and a yellow lanyard, and is barefoot.

Outdoor scene on a paved path beside a dry grassy field and a large tree, with apartment buildings in the background. Several women sit on a low concrete edge at left: one in white with a dark bag beside her, one in white with a blue salwar, others in white and pale blue. A woman in white with a white shawl draped over her shoulders stands at centre, and at right a woman in a white sari with an orange border and orange blouse stands near a man in white shirt and white trousers with an ID lanyard, holding a small card. Another man in white with a lanyard stands behind them. Visible people total about nine, and the scene shows volunteer-style staff and participants in white clothing.

October 08 2006

A photograph of women seated in white plastic chairs on a red carpet in an event hall, facing a stage at the upper left with a dark speaker and a pleated cream backdrop. Women in pastel saris and salwar suits sit in rows: a woman in cream sari at left, another in a light blue and pink sari in the foreground at right, and others in orange and peach tones. Some hold small papers or booklets on their laps. A stair runs up to the stage at left. A partially visible woman sits at lower right. The sequence of rows suggests a seated programme audience.

Outdoor photo beneath mango-type trees on a dirt path. On the left, a long-haired figure in a saffron-orange wrap stands facing a line of about ten women in white sarees and white garments, several with orange or yellow shawls, standing with hands folded. On the far right, another person in an orange wrap stands with palms joined. A white-covered table with a small brass vessel and tray sits at the left edge. White buildings with a blue-roofed structure appear in the background.

Outdoor pavilion with red-brick floor and a red throne-like seat backed by a framed portrait of a smiling, bald figure in orange robes. A woman in an orange shawl over white clothes and glasses sits centrally, hands clasped, facing a small seated group. A shaved-headed man in white with a purple-striped shawl, a young woman in white with a long braid, and another woman in white with a bordered sari sit around her on the floor with papers. A child's curly head is visible in the foreground. Palm fronds and green grass frame the open-sided structure, with a white plastic chair at right.

September 04 2011

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September 01 2011

Outdoor thatched pavilion with a red-painted floor and low red walls, surrounded by green trees and bushes. A figure in an orange-saffron robe sits on a red throne-like seat at the back, with a white plastic chair beside it. About a dozen seated participants in white clothes, some in dark shirts, sit in a circle on the floor listening. The scene looks like a small group discourse or satsang. The seated figure has a shaved head, and the page identifies a person at this event, but appearance alone is insufficient, so the figure is described by role as a robed teacher.

December 19 2005