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Indoor hall at night with a crowd of devotees standing and milling about. Many men wear white shirts and white trousers, some with lanyards and badges, and a few women wear sarees, one in a pink saree and another in a dark saree with a teal blouse. Along the top of the wall hang framed black-and-white and colour portrait photographs of older men, several in white dhotis or turbans. A tall speaker box and a monitor on a stand sit near the wall, and plastic chairs line the right side of the room. Several people in the foreground stand near the speaker.

July 29 2008

A crowded indoor hall with white walls, where many people in white dhotis and white shirts or white sarees with gold borders gather closely together. Several wear lanyards and identity badges, and a few carry yellow ribbon rosettes. Above them, a row of framed portrait photographs of older men hangs along the wall, with a spotlight on a stand at left. Some people in the foreground have grey and black hair, and one woman at lower left wears an orange shawl over a white sari. No figure is clearly identifiable as a person, and the scene appears to be a gathering of devotees.

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A large audience of men seated in rows of black plastic chairs inside a tiled hall, most wearing white shirts and white dhotis, some with vibhuti or tilak on their foreheads. In the foreground, an older man in glasses and white clothes sits with hands clasped, next to a man in a white shirt with a sacred ash mark and a man with white hair and a white-and-orange dhoti. Framed devotional and informational posters hang on the walls behind them, and a small table with red cloth stands at the left. No speaker or a person candidate is visible in the frame, so the stage and any presenter are out of view.

A seated audience fills a white-walled hall lit by fluorescent tubes and ceiling fans, with string lights along the top edge. Most men wear white shirts and white dhotis, many with black beaded necklaces or pendants; several women wear white saris with pale borders. A bearded elderly man in front left wears a long beaded mala, and a man with a light tilak on his forehead sits near the center. Attendees look toward the front of the room with attentive expressions, with a few resting their chins on their hands.

A large seated audience fills a high-ceilinged hall during a satsang, facing a stage at the far end. Rows of white plastic chairs hold men in white shirts and white dhotis or trousers, many wearing lanyard badges, alongside women in colourful saris. Ceiling fans hang in rows overhead. A framed row of photographs lines the upper walls, and a banner with printed text stands near the right wall. The people are seated, with no visible speaker or dais figure in the foreground.

A seated audience of men in white dhotis and white shirts sits on white plastic chairs in a hall for an Inner Healing session. Many wear dark rudraksha-style beaded necklaces, and several in the front rows sit with palms pressed together in anjali. A large portrait of a woman in a pink-orange garment hangs on the right wall, with a banner and framed photographs on the left wall. Some attendees stand at the back near the doorway.

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August 01 2008

A photograph of a large group of men standing in a open-sided covered hall with a corrugated metal roof and bare brick walls. Most wear white shirts and white dhotis, many with rudraksha malas around their necks; several stand with hands folded in namaskar or clasped at the waist, and some have arms crossed. Light streams in from a bright opening at the back, with a few more people visible beyond. No one present is wearing saffron or a crown, and no one's appearance supports identifying a specific individual, so the figures are described by role only as devotees in white.

January 12 2007

Photograph of a large hall with rows of seated attendees on white plastic chairs, mostly men in white dhotis and shirts, with women in colourful saris and salwars seated at the right. Several men in the front row sit on a green and red striped mat, one holding a folded paper. The tiled floor and open windows suggest a community meditation convention. No identifiable speaker is visible in this frame, so no a person candidate is present.