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December 14 2006

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December 17 20062006-12-17A large seated congregation fills a hall, with hundreds of devotees in white and cream clothing, many women in white saris with gold borders, some in purple, pink and orange. Several sit cross-legged with palms pressed together in prayer, others hold open books or notebooks, and a few wear name badges on their clothing. A red and gold object rests in the foreground near the seated crowd. No a person candidate is clearly visible among the seated devotees, and the front rows are cropped, so the identity of any speaker or presider cannot be determined from appearance.2010-10-23December 17 20062006-12-17A large seated audience fills an indoor hall with orange-red flooring, mostly women in white and pastel saris with gold necklaces, many with hands folded in prayer or eyes closed in meditation. Name tags are pinned to their clothing. Some wear bindis and glasses; a few older women and a child are visible among the rows. The view is from above and to the side, and the crowd extends to the edges of the frame. No speaker or a person candidate is visible in the image.2013-04-21A large seated gathering of women sits cross-legged on a red floor mat under a blue tent-like canopy, many with eyes closed in meditation. They wear sarees and salwar-style outfits in cream, white, turquoise, peach, orange, yellow and green, with rudraksha or beaded malas and bangles, and several have name badges pinned to their clothes. Some hold water bottles, notebooks and pens. Above them hang rows of framed portraits and paper decorations, and a few round spotlights and a white banner with printed text are visible at the top edge. No single central figure is clearly identifiable as a person in this view.2006-12-14Large crowd of women seated on a red floor covering at a discourse programme, most dressed in white or pale cream saris and salwar with colourful borders in yellow, green, pink and orange. Many wear mala beads and some have flowers in their hair. Banners with portraits hang in the background behind the rows. Some attendees hold paper and notebooks, and a few wear name badges on their clothing.2006-12-17A large seated audience fills a covered hall with red carpeting at a person Spurana programme in Chennai. Rows of mostly women in white, cream and saffron saris and salwar sets sit cross-legged, many with long braids and rudraksha-style necklaces, some wearing lanyard name badges. A woman in a vivid pink and lime green sari sits prominently in the foreground, and a woman in a teal blouse and blue sari sits at left. Behind the crowd, a blue backdrop displays framed portrait photographs of spiritual figures decorated with yellow and orange flower garlands, and a banner hangs at right. The crowd appears to number well over a hundred.2006-12-17A large seated audience of women fills a hall at a one-day Kalpataru workshop in Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu. Most wear white or pale saris with gold borders, along with pink, magenta, blue, red and orange saris, and many have rudraksha malas and gold necklaces. Several hold name badges on lanyards. Behind them stand orange and white banners and a partly visible printed poster, and a few men are seated at the back of the room.2009-01-24September 22 20122012-09-22October 31 20152015-10-31 +1 copiesA large seated audience fills a red-carpeted pandal at a person Spurana program. Many women in white and cream saris, along with others in pink, green, yellow, orange and teal outfits, sit cross-legged facing forward, some with hands folded. In the background, a blue backdrop is decorated with rows of framed portraits and paper flowers, and a banner hangs on the far wall. The audience is densely packed under a white tent roof.2006-12-17A large crowd of women seated closely on the floor under a white event tent with red and white striped valance, facing forward toward an unseen stage. Most wear sarees in white, yellow, orange, green, purple and teal, and many have gold necklaces and bangles. Several hold small papers or wear attendee lanyards with white badges. Ceiling fans and speaker stands are visible at the top of the tent, and the mood is attentive and quiet.2015-07-26