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An outdoor evening satsang at dusk with a large crowd of devotees seated on white plastic chairs across a open field. Most attendees are women in colourful saris and salwar, some with flowers in their hair, and a few men in white shirts. In the foreground a young woman in orange wears a flower garland. A large projection screen on the left shows a close-up of a figure in saffron, and a stage with a white canopy and bright floodlights stands in the distance, with a tall banner portrait of a man with long hair on the right. Blue stacked chairs sit at the far left edge.

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January 11 20102010-01-11January 11 20102010-01-11 +1 copiesEvening outdoor satsang at night with a very large crowd of devotees seated on blue plastic chairs across an open ground, most of them women in colourful saris and salwar kameez in orange, pink, yellow, green and maroon. Rows of tall white floodlights line the field under a dark blue sky. In the background a large illuminated portrait banner of a figure with long hair and orange-red clothing stands on a frame, with saffron flags on poles. Crowd is very large, far more than one hundred people visible.2010-01-11 +1 copiesJanuary 11 20102010-01-11 +1 copiesEvening outdoor satsang under a dusk sky with floodlights on tall poles. A large crowd of mostly women and girls sits on white plastic chairs facing a stage with a white canopy and a banner reading Bhagavad Gita Satsang. On a large projection screen at left, a figure in orange robes with a red headcloth and beaded necklaces appears on video. Many attendees wear colourful saris and salwar kameez in pink, green, purple and yellow. The central stage is decorated with floral garlands and a golden deity murti. A second smaller canopied platform stands to the right.2010-01-11 +1 copiesDecember 29 20102010-12-29A large nighttime outdoor gathering of seated devotees in white and pastel clothing on blue and green plastic chairs, facing a stage with an orange-and-yellow canopy and a large illuminated screen showing a figure. Some attendees wear head coverings and striped shirts. A floodlit stage and a dark sky frame the crowd.2005-11-16January 11 20102010-01-11 +2 copiesWide evening photo of a large outdoor satsang at dusk, with hundreds of attendees seated in rows of blue plastic chairs on bare earth. Most attendees are women in saris and salwar kameez in red, orange, purple and white, many with flowers in their hair. A stage with a floral-decorated backdrop and a central throne-like seat faces the crowd, lit by tall floodlights. A large portrait banner with a hanging framed image stands at the right edge, and a small screen shows a figure on the stage. Saffron flags line the grounds. No individual on the stage can be clearly identified as a candidate for a person from appearance, so the figure is not attributed. The crowd is too large to count precisely.2010-01-11 +1 copiesJanuary 22 20102010-01-22Night outdoor satsang with a large crowd of well over a hundred people seated in rows on blue plastic chairs across a dusty ground. Most attendees wear white, cream, yellow and orange clothing, and some wear shawls or head coverings. At the far end a small illuminated stage with an orange and yellow canopy holds a figure seated at the front, with large screens on either side showing the same scene. Green-lit trees frame the left, and a bright floodlight sits at the right beside a lit portrait banner of a bearded figure with long hair in orange-red robes. The atmosphere is a public discourse with a stage backdrop reading Tamil text.2010-01-09 +1 copiesNight outdoor event with a large crowd seated in blue plastic chairs facing a brightly lit stage. Many attendees wear colourful saris and salwar kameez in yellow, green, purple and pink, and some women wear flowers in their hair. The stage has a white canopy with draped fabric, a banner reading in Tamil, and a seated figure near a central dais decorated with flower garlands. Floodlights illuminate a tall backdrop on the left, and a purple-draped tent stands beside the stage. The crowd fills the foreground, numbering well over one hundred people.2010-01-21