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August 13 2016

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A large hall viewed from the rear shows a dense audience seated in black plastic chairs facing a stage at the far end. Most attendees wear white shirts and light trousers, with a few in patterned or coloured shirts. The stage holds a central seated figure with a small group nearby, flanked by white draped backdrops, floral arrangements and a framed deity image. Red curtains line the walls, and ceiling lights and speakers are visible. A distinct orange shawl is worn by an elderly woman at the right edge. The scene looks like a seated satsang or discourse.2013-09-15August 18 20132013-08-18August 19 20132013-08-19 +1 copiesAugust 13 20162016-08-13January 01 20172017-01-01November 04 20132013-11-04A large hall filled with seated devotees in white shirts and light clothing, viewed from behind on black plastic chairs, facing a raised stage. On the stage, a figure in an ornate chair sits beneath a decorated backdrop with painted panels, flanked by musicians and attendants. Two screens on either side show a close-up of a seated figure. Ceiling fans, red curtains and recessed lights fill the room. Many attendees sit in rows, with several people in saffron robes near the stage.2013-08-18August 17 20132013-08-17March 10 20172017-03-10November 01 20152015-11-01A large indoor hall filled with seated audience members in white shirts and dhotis, viewed from behind, facing a raised stage. On the stage a figure in saffron-orange robes sits on a golden throne flanked by a decorated backdrop with ornate panels. Two large screens on either side display a seated figure in red and gold. Red curtains hang along the walls and ceiling lights are visible. Several monks in orange attire stand near the stage edges. The audience fills most of the room, with rows of black plastic chairs.2013-08-18Wide view of a large indoor hall filled with seated attendees on black plastic chairs, mostly in white clothing, with some in orange and maroon, facing a stage at the far end. The stage has a colourful backdrop with a deity murti or image and a dais, flanked by projection screens. Red curtains and framed religious pictures line the walls, and ceiling lights are visible.2011-12-10