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A photograph of a seated group on a concrete floor at night, with many people in white traditional clothing and orange shawls. In the centre, a young man with a shaved head and a white vertical tilak sits cross-legged in white dhoti and kurta, wearing an orange shawl, rudraksha-style beads and a wristwatch, gesturing while speaking; a black microphone rests beside him. Around him women in white saris with gold borders and orange shawls sit attentively, and men in white kurtas with orange stoles sit at the right edge. A bearded man is partly visible at the right and a woman in yellow and orange sits at the left. No candidate matching the described a person appearance is clearly present, so the central speaker is described by role only.

December 25 2007

September 14 2017

A large outdoor gathering of devotees seated on a stone floor under a pandal decorated with orange and white striped posts, floral panels and green hanging garlands. Many women in white saris with gold borders and orange shawls sit in rows, several wearing rudraksha malas and forehead markings, some with hands folded. Behind them, men in white dhotis and shirts stand or sit, and a few people walk near a fan and cloth-draped structure.

A photograph of a large seated group of devotees on a white marble floor in an ashram hall. Many wear saffron-orange and off-white or white traditional clothes with gold borders, some with white headbands and rudraksha beads. A woman in the foreground wears a beige-and-gold garment, and a man in white sits at the front left. A red velvet-covered chair and a pile of cushions sit at the top left, with bags and mats along the back. No single figure is identified as a person in this view.

Indoor festival scene in a tented hall with a red stage backdrop and colourful hanging pennants. Several people in white clothes with orange shawls stand at left and centre, one gesturing, while a large seated group in white, many wearing orange shawls, sits on red and patterned mats facing them. No individual is clearly identifiable as a specific person from appearance here; the figures are devotees and participants in white dress.

Photograph of an indoor ashram gathering with a group of devotees in white dhotis and white kurtas, each wearing a saffron/orange shawl over the shoulders. Several men wear beaded malas and pendant necklaces. On the right, a woman in a white sari with an orange shawl stands beside two women kneeling in white and orange garments, one with her hands raised and palms together in greeting. A grey sofa and wooden cabinet are visible at the back, with a banner and framed photographs on the wall. The atmosphere appears ceremonial, possibly a welcome or devotional moment. No identifiable a person figure is clearly present, so the candidate is uncertain.

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July 06 2017

Crowded indoor hall with many seated people, mostly young men and boys wearing saffron-orange cloths draped over the shoulder and bare-chested, some with red or saffron headbands and dark blindfolds over their eyes. A boy in the centre wears a white dhoti and shawl with a gold border and a red tilak on his forehead, looking around as he holds a white paper. Among them are women in white saris, one in an orange head wrap, and an older man with white hair in white clothing. Several people sit close together with hands folded or resting on laps, in what appears to be a group ritual gathering. No clear a person candidate is identifiable from appearance, so presence is uncertain.

A photograph of a seated audience during a satsang at an ashram hall, with many devotees in white ritual clothes. In the foreground, a young man with swept-back dark hair sits cross-legged on an orange cloth, his chin resting on his hand, wearing a white kurta, white pants, an orange shawl, a rudraksha mala and a gold bangle. Beside him, another man rests his hand on his cheek and wears an orange shawl. On the right, an older man wears a yellow shawl over white clothes. Behind them, rows of seated devotees in white and a few in yellow or orange listen attentively. No clear a person candidate is identifiable from appearance alone, so the young man is only a devotee in the audience.

A dense crowd seated closely together at night in a dim hall, many people wearing blindfolds or red eye-bands. Many are dressed in saffron-orange robes and rudraksha malas, including young boys and a turbaned man in orange. Others wear white ritual clothes with yellow shawls. A smiling light-haired man with white clothes, a mala and a forehead mark sits near the centre-left holding a folded paper. Several figures lean forward with heads bowed, and a few stand in the background. No clear a person candidate is identifiable by appearance, so the a person field is none.