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August 23 2011

A large hall viewed from the back, with rows of seated devotees in white clothes on chairs and floor mats facing a raised stage. A figure in white sits on a platform under a thatched canopy decorated with red and garland-draped elements, flanked by a large ornate deity murti on the left. Two projection screens show a video of a seated figure in a red and gold setting. A standing cameraman in green stands near the stage steps. Several people are visible in the audience, roughly in the 21-100 range, and the room has ceiling lights, speakers and framed portraits on the right wall.

A large hall with cream walls and a white ceiling holds a seated audience facing a raised stage. Most attendees wear white clothes and sit on striped mats or black plastic chairs, many with their backs to the camera, and a few men in the foreground are bald or have short hair. On the stage a figure in white sits on a red-and-gold throne-like seat beneath a thatched canopy, flanked by a decorated pillar and a garlanded arrangement; a camera on a tripod is set up at the side. Two screens display images, and framed portraits hang on the right wall. The audience is numerous but mostly partly visible, and no clear appearance-based identification of the seated figure is made.

August 22 2011

A wide view from the back of a bright hall filled with seated devotees on striped mats and plastic chairs, many in white clothes. At the front, a raised stage with a decorated ornate backdrop and a small figure in orange robes stands near a central dais. Two projection screens flank the stage, and framed portraits hang on the side walls. A cameraperson and a few staff stand near the stage. Crowd count is large but partial; the visible seated audience is well over twenty people.

July 05 2011

A large hall with a white tiled floor and red-cushioned mats, where a seated audience faces a stage at the far end. Many people sit on the floor in white and cream clothes, while rows of attendees in orange and saffron robes sit near the stage. Several people in the foreground sit on black plastic chairs with their backs to the camera, one in an orange shirt. The stage has a shrine with ornate golden columns, a deity murti and garlands, and two projection screens flank it displaying a painted image. Red curtains, ceiling fans and air conditioning complete the setting.

November 19 2011

A large hall with cream walls and a white ceiling holds a seated audience of devotees on chairs and floor mats, most dressed in white. Viewed from the back, they face a stage at the far end with a painted temple-style backdrop, a small seated figure in saffron robes near the stage, and projector screens on either side. Framed portraits and red curtains line the right wall.

A wide photograph taken from the back of a hall filled with seated devotees on black chairs, many in white clothes and some in striped or checked shirts. On a raised stage at the far end, a figure in orange robes stands beside a golden throne-like seat draped in red, where a seated figure in pink and red sits; a cameraman with a tripod stands at the right side. Brass oil lamps flank the stage, and a backdrop shows a misty mountain-like scene. Two projection screens on either side display images, and a framed portrait hangs on the far right wall. About thirty to forty visible people fill the front and middle rows.

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August 18 2011

A 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.