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A seated group of men in white clothing attends a talk in a bright, pale-pink hall with cream plastic chairs. In the foreground, a bald man with glasses and a rudraksha mala writes in a notebook while wearing a lanyard; beside him, a man with glasses and a rudraksha mala, also wearing a lanyard, looks down and holds a book. Further right, several men in white shirts and white trousers write in notebooks, some with lanyards, and one rests his arm on his head. Their bare feet rest on colourful striped mats and an orange cloth on the floor. A standing man in white is visible in the background near a doorway, and a small white sink and a few other seated attendees appear behind them.

A photograph of a seated group of about a dozen men in white kurta-style clothing sitting on red mats and red chairs in a hall, writing on loose white papers with pens. Several wear rudraksha malas and red-orange lanyards with name badges. Some sit cross-legged on the floor while others sit in chairs at the back, with orange cloth bags placed beside them. No one is identified as a person in this image.

August 23 2014

A seated audience at an Inner Awakening session in a hall with red walls and red floor mats. In the foreground a shaved-headed man in an orange-brown robe with a rudraksha mala writes in a notebook with a pen while seated cross-legged. Beside him a man in white clothes with a rudraksha mala and orange lanyard writes in a notebook. Behind them rows of attendees in white and orange-red garments sit on orange cushions, some with lanyards, one woman in a white head covering. A pink water bottle and orange bags lie on the floor.

January 16 2016

A photograph of a large seated group of devotees in white clothing on white floor mats in a hall with red carpet. Many wear white kurta-style garments, orange-saffron shawls lie folded on the floor, and several wear red lanyards with badges. Most sit cross-legged, writing in notebooks or on loose paper, while others rest a hand on the head or chin in concentration. Some wear rudraksha mala beads. Behind them, a white draped table and a backdrop of framed printed panels line the room. The scene suggests a note-taking satsang session. No one is clearly identifiable as a person in this crowd.

Several devotees sit cross-legged on red floor mats in a hall, writing in small notebooks with pens during a listening session. Foreground: a man with a short grey-streaked haircut wears a white kurta-style top, a rudraksha mala and a red-orange lanyard, and has a red tilak on his forehead. To his left, a man in a white shirt with a red lanyard writes on a notepad. Left edge, a man in white with a red lanyard also writes. Behind, older men in white clothes sit in red-cushioned chairs; one wears a red lanyard. Orange-and-red shawls lie on the mats, a water bottle and glass sit on the floor, and a carved wooden door frames the background.

A seated group of about a dozen men in white dhotis and white shirts with orange-and-red shawls and orange-red beaded lanyards sits on a red floor covering inside a hall with gold-toned altar decor behind them. Several write in notebooks or on clipboards with pens, while one older man in the centre holds a hand to his mouth and another bearded man in glasses holds a pen. Red chairs and black plastic chairs are scattered around, and an orange cloth lies on the floor. Some men wear white tilak markings on their foreheads. The scene appears to be a seminar or course session.

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Participants in white clothing sit on a white floor covering at a seminar, writing notes with pens in small notebooks. The man in the foreground on the left wears clear-rimmed glasses, a white kurta and a rudraksha mala, and holds a blue pen over his notebook. Beside him, a man in a white shirt with an orange lanyard writes with a pen. On the right, an older bald man with glasses and a white shirt, also wearing an orange lanyard, writes in a notebook. Behind them, more seated attendees wear white clothes and orange lanyards, and some hold orange cloth.