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September 09 20172017-09-09September 09 20172017-09-09 +1 copiesA large seated crowd of devotees fills a hall, most wearing white kurtas and dhotis, with some in saffron or orange robes and a few bare-chested men with sacred threads. Many smile and clap, some with tilak or vibhuti marks on their foreheads. A man in the foreground wears a yellow shirt and white dhoti, another in a green checked shirt claps at right. Orange-robed figures stand in the background near a gold deity statue at left and an altar area with a clay-coloured murti at top left.2017-09-09 +1 copiesAugust 27 20172017-08-27 +1 copiesA large seated audience fills the hall, mostly men in white ritual clothes with forehead markings of white and sandal or vibhuti. Many wear saffron or orange shawls, rudraksha malas and identification lanyards. Several clap with their hands raised, while others sit attentively looking toward the front. Some wear pale purple, teal or lavender shirts among the white. No single a person candidate is clearly identifiable in the crowd.2016-11-20December 31 20152015-12-31 +1 copiesSeptember 09 20172017-09-09 +1 copiesNovember 01 20152015-11-01February 28 20162016-02-28A large seated congregation of men in white dhotis and white shirts fills a hall at a satsang, many with palms pressed together or hands raised in devotion. In the foreground a man in saffron-orange robes and a rudraksha-style necklace sits with hands folded. Yellow walls, orange hangings and bright lights frame the room, and a few people stand in the background. The visible crowd is large, with many dozens of people seated across the hall.2013-01-19A large seated audience fills a hall at a discourse or satsang. In the foreground, a man in a red-and-white striped shawl and white dhoti holds a pen and notepad, next to a man in a dark kurta with a name badge. Other attendees wear white kurtas and dhotis, orange and red shirts, and pink checked shirts; several have tilak marks and beaded malas. Two men in front have lanyards and badges. Rows of attendees behind them face forward, and some sit on red mats. Nobody on stage is visible.2016-07-30September 05 20152015-09-05