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August 29 20152015-08-29August 29 20152015-08-29March 29 20152015-03-29A seated group of devotees in a hall during a mandala process session. Men in front wear white dhotis and white shirts, several with rudraksha malas and identity lanyards; one in the foreground bows his head with hands near his forehead. A younger man in the right foreground wears an orange-yellow t-shirt and black trousers, seated cross-legged. Behind them, women in white and red saris sit on chairs and mats, some with orange shawls. Red mats cover the floor, with orange cushions in front. A deity murti stands on an altar at the top left. A logo appears at the upper left corner.2015-09-27February 21 20162016-02-21 +2 copiesA seated group of meditation participants in a bright hall on red mats, dressed in white kurta-style clothes with orange-red shawls and orange sashes. Several wear lanyards and one has a tilak on the forehead. Many sit cross-legged with eyes closed or lowered, and bottles of water and orange cloth bundles lie on the floor. Behind them, a woman in white sits in a chair near wooden slat screens and dining furniture. The scene reflects a death meditation session at a person ashram program.2016-03-25June 06 20162016-06-06August 19 20132013-08-19A photograph of a seated group in a hall with red floor mats and red chairs at the back. In the foreground, men in white shirts and white dhotis sit cross-legged, many wearing rudraksha malas; one man in front holds a small book and another has a hand to his face. A younger man in an orange t-shirt and dark trousers sits at right with an ID lanyard. Behind them, women in white, cream and pink saris sit on chairs and mats. Orange cushions lie on the floor and a golden statue appears at the top. No figure with distinctive a person cues is shown, so no candidate is identified.2015-09-27A seated group of participants meditating in rows on a hall floor with striped mats. Men wear white kurta-style clothes with orange or saffron shawls and orange lanyard ID badges, many with rudraksha malas. Several sit on chairs, eyes closed or looking down, hands resting in laps. Some wear dark jackets or green garments. No individual is identified as a person.2012-10-27June 06 20162016-06-06June 06 20162016-06-06