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January 01 20162016-01-01January 24 20162016-01-24A photograph of devotees seated in a dim hall during a satsang. In the centre, a woman in a white sari with a gold border and a red-brown rudraksha mala looks upward with a calm expression, a white paste mark and red bindi on her forehead. To the left, a woman in a maroon sari wears a dark beaded mala and a white forehead mark with a red bindi. Behind them, many people in orange and red clothing sit close together, with white vibhuti marks visible. A right-edge figure is out of focus. No a person candidate is visibly present.2014-08-24A woman with long dark hair sits with eyes closed in meditation or prayer, wearing a white sari with a thin gold-cream border and a rudraksha mala of red-brown beads around her neck, with a white vibhuti mark and red kumkum dot on her forehead. Behind her, another woman with a red bindi sits with eyes closed, and a red velvet sofa with ornate gold carved legs fills the background.2012-10-02September 15 20152015-09-15 +1 copiesA smiling woman with light brown hair and a red bindi sits under a dark patterned canopy with orange and brown leaf motifs. She wears a white sari with a gold border, a rudraksha mala, and an orange shawl printed with black Chinese-style characters and diamond motifs. A small oval pendant with a portrait hangs on a cord at her neck, and a gold earring is visible. Green foliage shows at the right edge.2016-04-18September 14 20182018-09-14Close-up photograph of a smiling person with long dark wavy hair, a yellow-ochre painted forehead and a dark red bindi-style mark between the brows, showing a nose stud. Blurred golden bokeh lights fill the background on the right. The face fills most of the frame and no other people are visible.2015-12-19A close-up photo of a woman singing devotionally at the front of a crowd at a satsang. She wears white clothing with an orange-red shawl and a long rudraksha mala with brown beads, and has a white tilak on her forehead with a red bindi. Around her, other devotees in white and orange-red garments raise their hands and chant, with more people blurred in the background.2014-08-24January 09 20122012-01-09 +1 copiesApril 18 20162016-04-18December 26 20152015-12-26 +1 copies