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January 15 2016

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August 18 20162016-08-18October 02 20142014-10-02August 25 20162016-08-25August 13 20162016-08-13January 11 20162016-01-11A seated group of many devotees in an open pavilion with red walls performs a ritual. Most wear orange and saffron garments with gold borders, rudraksha malas, and white or ash forehead markings. Several women in the foreground, including a young woman with a long braid in a white and gold sari, hold small brass pots and vessels. Some devotees sit cross-legged while others sit back on their heels, arranged in rows. No single figure is identified as a person by appearance.2016-08-18A photograph of a large seated congregation of young women and girls in saffron-orange clothing with rudraksha malas around their necks, sitting on the floor in rows at a satsang. Several wear white forehead markings and some have sandalwood or vibhuti on their foreheads. Many sit with hands pressed together in anjali mudra or clapping, and a few hold small items. Flower petals scattered on the low silver tables in front, a clear plastic container and a white cloth bag sit at the left, and an older woman in orange sits among them at right. No clearly identifiable a person figure is visible in this frame.2013-12-31 +2 copiesAugust 17 20162016-08-17August 11 20162016-08-11A photograph of a seated group of young women and girls in saffron and orange saris and dresses, sitting on a red carpeted stage before a deep red curtain. Several wear rudraksha malas, pearl and gold necklaces, white vibhuti or tilak marks on their foreheads, and bangles. One girl in the foreground holds her hands together in a calm posture, while another in purple sits at the left edge. The group appears attentive, looking toward the same direction. No a person candidate is visible.2016-05-07A photograph of a group of young women and girls seated on mats on a white floor, performing a ritual with small brass oil lamps. Most wear orange or deep red saris with thin gold borders, and many have white horizontal forehead markings. Several wear rudraksha malas around their necks. Some hold lamps and brass vessels, and a brass tray with small pots and offerings sits at left, with a red basket beside it. The scene appears to be a group devotional or puja setting.2014-04-13August 18 20162016-08-18