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September 23 20162016-09-23Seated audience of men in all-white clothing at a satsang, each wearing an orange lanyard with a name badge marked Inner Awakening. In the foreground, two men in white T-shirts and white trousers sit in dark wooden chairs facing forward; the man on the left wears glasses and a short beard, the man on the right has a short beard. Behind them, more participants in white with orange lanyards sit in rows, including an older man with glasses. A gold-coloured ornate structure and golden decor fill the upper background. No a person candidate is clearly identifiable among the visible people.2016-09-23October 20 20142014-10-20Photo 11705418 +1 copiesA seated congregation fills a tented hall at the Kumbh Mela camp, sitting on striped red, orange and green mats. Most attendees wear white clothes and orange-and-white lanyard badges, including a bald man with a short beard in the foreground and a man in a white shirt with rudraksha mala. Several bearded sadhus in saffron and orange robes sit in the background, and a golden throne with decorated backrest and red chairs appears at the top. Garlanded figures stand at the upper left edge.2015-09-11March 13 20132013-03-13A seated audience at a satsang hall, mostly in white clothing. In the foreground, a bald man in a white striped polo shirt and glasses sits with eyes closed, wearing a red-and-white lanyard and an ID badge. Beside him, a young man in a white shirt with glasses and a rudraksha mala wears a red lanyard and a badge reading Kailasa. Behind them, other attendees sit in chairs, including a woman in an orange top and a man in a white shirt with a red lanyard. The background shows a bright hall with red seating accents.2013-07-08November 14 20132013-11-14Photo 11705419 +1 copiesA large seated gathering of devotees in white clothing and orange lanyards with name badges, sitting cross-legged on the floor in a hall. Many participants wear white kurta-style garments, and some wear orange-brown shawls or saffron wraps and rudraksha-style malas. Several have vibhuti or tilak marks on the forehead. In the background, framed photographs line a red wall, and a stage area is partly visible. The scene appears to be a meditation or satsang session with eyes closed or lowered, hands folded in laps. No single figure at the front is clearly identifiable as a person by appearance.2015-10-06October 18 20142014-10-18February 22 20152015-02-22