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December 16 20062006-12-16A photograph of a large crowd of women inside a blue-tinted tent with white draped fabric along the walls and hanging lights overhead. Many women in sarees and salwar kameez, including a woman in a pink saree with a white border, a woman in a green and white outfit, and a woman in an orange saree, raise their arms and clap enthusiastically. Some wear gold earrings and bangles, and one woman has a long braid tied with a bright orange ribbon. Speakers are visible on a stand at the back. No a person candidate is visible in the frame.2006-12-14A dense crowd of devotees, mostly women, sits closely packed in a hall during an evening gathering. Most wear white or cream saris and dhotis with gold borders, rudraksha malas around their necks, and white vibhuti or tilak marks on their foreheads. Some hold their hands in anjali mudra, and a few wear name badges on their clothes. A woman in a peach-colored sari sits at the center, with a yellow-clad woman beside her. Behind them, banners and other attendees are visible above the crowd. No identifiable a person figure is clearly visible in this frame.2007-02-16A large crowded hall with green floor covering where a dense gathering of devotees, mostly women and some men, dressed largely in white saris, white shirts and dhotis, stand and dance or clap in a group. Some women wear yellow, orange, red and pink saris and a woman in an orange shawl is in the foreground. Overhead lights and banners hang from the high metal roof and a sound mixing table sits at the right edge. No single central figure is clearly identifiable in this view.2006-11-05A large indoor gathering under a white tented ceiling with blue side walls and hanging floral decorations. Hundreds of devotees, mostly women in white and cream saris and salwar, with some in saffron, green, yellow and blue, stand close together on red carpet with hands raised, palms pressed together in prayer or clapping. Some wear gold necklaces and bangles. Metal poles and folding chairs are visible at the edges. The crowd fills the hall to the back.2006-12-14November 24th To 27 2005 - Highlights Of NSP in Salem2005-11-24July 30 20062006-07-30A large crowd of devotees fills a white tented hall decorated with hanging cylindrical banners woven with elephant and animal motifs in red, yellow and blue. Most people wear white, with some in orange, red and green saris. A man in the centre foreground wears a white dhoti and shirt with a rudraksha mala and raises his hand, while others around him gesture and clap. A framed deity image hangs on the left wall and a large screen is visible at the back.2008-07-17December 16 20062006-12-16A very large crowd of devotees fills a white-canopied tent hall at a convention, many women standing with hands raised and palms pressed together in devotion. Most wear white or pastel sarees and salwar kameez in orange, saffron, blue, green and pink, with long braids and flowers in their hair, while some men in white shirts stand among them. A red carpet covers the floor, and at the far end a blue stage backdrop displays framed portraits and orange decorations. The scene reads as a group satsang or chanting session during a multi-day spiritual convention, with no Swamiji figure clearly visible among the attendees.2006-12-16July 31 20152015-07-31A large crowd of devotees, mostly women in saris and salwar, stands and sits on white plastic chairs inside a tented hall with blue walls and metal poles. Many raise their arms and clasp their hands in devotion. Garments include white and cream sarees, a saffron-and-yellow checked sari, a pink top, light blue and purple outfits, and teal wraps. Gold necklaces and bangles are visible. Behind them, banners and framed posters decorate the wall, and a portrait is shown on a banner at the left. A logo of a bird appears in the upper left corner. The scene appears to be a satsang or convention gathering.2006-12-16