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October 18 20122012-10-18A photograph of a seated audience at an evening satsang, viewed from the front. In the foreground a man in a blue-and-white checked shirt sits beside a younger man in a dark blue striped shirt, both looking ahead attentively. Behind them men in white shirts, a man in a rust-brown shirt, and a man in an orange shirt sit close together, with blue plastic chairs visible at the upper right. One man wears glasses and a light blue shirt. No speaker or a person candidate is visible in the frame.2012-09-17A night-time seated audience at an outdoor satsang gathering, viewed from the front. In the foreground, a bespectacled young man in a white dhoti with orange border and a rudraksha mala looks ahead, wearing a lanyard. Behind him, men sit on blue plastic chairs in white and pale shirts; several monks in saffron and orange robes sit among them, and a woman in pink stands at the back. A yellow-shawled figure appears at the right edge. Tree trunks and dim lighting frame the scene. No central speaker or deity is visible in this frame.2012-10-19A nighttime photograph of a seated audience at an evening session in an open outdoor hall, with wooden pillars and a few lights visible. In the foreground, several young men sit on blue and red plastic chairs, watching intently; one in a black kurta has arms crossed, another in a green-and-white striped shirt rests his chin on his hand, and a man on the right wears a white shirt with a green-checked lungi. Behind them, rows of spectators fill the frame, several wearing saffron or orange shawls and one older man with a white shirt and rudraksha-style beads. Many attendees are dressed in white and pastel shirts. The audience appears attentive, facing a stage out of frame.2012-10-19November 01 20152015-11-01November 01 20152015-11-01May 12 20122012-05-12November 10 20102010-11-10June 12 20132013-06-12A photograph of a large seated audience inside a hall, mostly men in white shirts and dhotis-style white clothing, with some in red, yellow, pink and green checked or plain shirts. Many wear lanyard-style identity badges around their necks. Several have vertical sandalwood or vibhuti marks on their foreheads. They face forward, attentive, watching an unseen speaker or ceremony at the front. White plastic chairs fill the foreground and rows behind, with red pillars and framed pictures on a wall in the background.2015-07-26November 01 20152015-11-01January 22 20102010-01-22