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October 10 2011

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A seated audience of mostly men faces a stage in a large hall with striped blue-and-white mats on the floor and plastic chairs at the front. Many are dressed in white or cream clothing. On the stage backdrop is a banner reading a Tamil title, with a large portrait of a figure in orange robes and a crown-like headpiece, flanked by golden ornaments and a golden throne-like seat with flowers. A cameraman in green stands at a tripod filming the stage, and a projector screen on the right shows a slide. Ceiling fans and recessed lights are visible overhead.2011-10-15October 11 20112011-10-11October 11 20112011-10-11November 06 20112011-11-06September 03 20112011-09-03 +1 copiesSeptember 11 20112011-09-11September 25 20112011-09-25September 27 20112011-09-27A large hall filled with seated devotees on blue-striped mats and white plastic chairs, many dressed in white kurtas and orange or saffron garments, facing a stage. A banner behind the stage reads Bhagavad Gita Bhajan... text partly visible with an image of a robed figure in white and a painted deity scene. Two projector screens on either side of the stage show images. Framed portraits hang on the right wall with red and white garlands. Overhead fluorescent lights and ceiling fans are visible. A cameraman stands near the left side of the room. The scene suggests a seated discourse or satsang session.2011-09-08August 22 20112011-08-22A seated speaker in orange robes and an orange head wrap sits on an ornate gold throne on a raised stage in a white-walled hall with ceiling fans. A large banner behind shows a peacock feather and a figure in orange, with Tamil text reading Bhagavat Katha and Dhyana Satsangam. Brass lamps flank the stage. A cameraman in white clothes stands beside a tripod camera in front of the stage. Around 30 seated devotees sit on striped mats, including shaved-headed men in white and orange, and women in white and red saris and salwar kameez. Two sound speakers stand on either side of the room.2011-10-10December 26 20102010-12-26