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August 31 2014

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A photograph of seated devotees at a satsang event, several wearing white kurtas or shirts and red-orange shawls printed with repeated text, plus orange lanyards. In the foreground a young man with curly dark hair and a small lapel microphone sits centrally, while a bearded man with a tilak on his forehead sits to the right. Behind them, a man with a shaved head and orange tilak wears an orange shawl. A blackboard and wooden panelling form the background. The people shown appear to be attendees; no identity is claimed.2016-07-15July 15 20162016-07-15October 06 20142014-10-06May 04 20162016-05-04A seated man in white ritual clothing with an orange-red shawl printed with script sits on a red floor covering, resting his chin on one hand with a thoughtful expression. He wears a red bindi, a wooden rudraksha-style mala and a red-and-white wrist string, and a red lanyard hangs around his neck. Behind him, other seated people wear similar orange shawls and white kurtas. The setting appears to be a large indoor hall. Only the seated man is clearly visible in the foreground, with a few partially visible people behind him.2014-09-15A large seated congregation of devotees dressed in white clothing with orange lanyards, many wearing vertical and horizontal sacred markings on their foreheads. In the foreground a young man with a rudraksha mala and a red bindi sits with a calm expression, while beside him a man with closed eyes has a tilak on his forehead. Behind them rows of attendees in white and red shawls fill the hall. No speaker or a person candidate is clearly identifiable among the seated crowd.2016-09-26 +1 copiesA photograph of a seated group of devotees in a meditation session. Men in white kurtas wear orange-red shawls printed with repeated a person and Sanskrit mantra text in black and white. Several have sacred ash or tilak marks on their foreheads, and some wear rudraksha malas. Eyes are closed and faces are calm in meditative stillness. Foreground devotees in the lower corners are partly visible. No speaker or a person is clearly visible among those pictured.2017-04-23 +1 copiesSeptember 16 20152015-09-16 +1 copiesJune 21 20172017-06-21 +1 copiesAugust 14 20162016-08-14A seated devotee in the foreground wears a white polo shirt and an orange-red shawl printed with black script, with white vibhuti and a red kumkum dot on his forehead. Behind him, many seated devotees in white clothes and orange-red shawls fill a hall, including an older man in glasses with a white-and-gold dhoti and a grey-haired man with a moustache.2014-12-24August 02 20142014-08-02