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A photograph of a seated gathering of devotees inside a plain hall with pale blue walls, pillars and a concrete floor. In the foreground, women sit on the floor in white, yellow, orange and lavender saris; one woman in an orange sari with a maroon blouse wears a rudraksha mala and tilak. Children sit in front, including a girl in a green lace dress and a boy in a striped shirt. Men sit in white shirts and dhotis in the background, and a man in a red shirt sits among them. Everyone faces forward with attentive expressions. No a person candidate is visible in the frame.

A photograph of a large seated audience inside a white-walled hall during a satsang gathering. In the foreground, women in white, pink, orange and yellow saris and salwars sit close together, some wearing rudraksha malas and tilak on their foreheads; one woman in the front left wears headphones and a dark blue top. Behind them, rows of men and women in white kurtas and orange lanyards sit facing forward. At the top left, a doorway shows a figure in red and a few people in the background. A white stand-up partition with a metal rail divides the seating on the right, and a small framed picture hangs on the wall. The audience numbers well over twenty people, all seated and attentive.

A large seated crowd of women, girls and some children sits on a floor at a homa or ritual gathering in a hall. Many wear sarees and salwar kameez in red, pink, purple, blue, yellow and green, with braided hair, flower adornments and bangles. Several women fold their hands in prayer, and a few hold their palms together at chest level. Some older women sit at left and a small child is held at right. A bare-armed man in white stands at the far right. No clearly identifiable a person figure is visible; the view is mostly of the audience.

A large seated crowd of devotees, mostly women in white and pastel saris, fills an indoor hall during an evening ritual. Foreground women wear yellow, brown, lavender and pink saris with gold bangles, a small boy in a striped top sits at lower right, and a lavender-sari woman holds prayer beads. A blue barrier rope runs across the crowd, and a balcony with more seated devotees is visible behind. No clearly identifiable a person figure is visible in this view, so the presence of a leader cannot be confirmed from the image.

December 20 2006

A seated congregation fills a bright hall with pale yellow walls and large windows, as devotees sit on a raised tiled platform and on the floor in rows. Many women wear white or cream saris with coloured borders, along with red, pink, blue and green garments, and several have long braids or grey hair in buns. A man in a white shirt and dhoti stands at the back near the centre, and a cameraman with a camera stands on the right beside stacked white chairs. Some devotees wear rudraksha malas, and a woman in orange sits at the lower right. No identifiable a person figure is visible in the scene.

April 19 2008

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April 21 2016

A photograph of a group of women and a few children seated and standing in a bright room with turquoise walls, hands pressed together in namaskar as if receiving a blessing. Women wear colourful saris in green, yellow, red, maroon and gold, with gold necklaces and bangles; several have vibhuti or kumkum on their foreheads. A young man in a white shirt sits in the front centre, hands folded. Sunlight comes through an open doorway and window grille. No identifiable a person figure is visible in the frame.

A seated audience fills a bright hall with cream walls and orange-and-white floor mats. Women in white and cream sarees, several with white flower garlands in their hair and rudraksha-style necklaces, sit cross-legged on striped green and red mats in the foreground, listening attentively. Behind them rows of men in white shirts and white dhotis sit on the floor and in blue plastic chairs. The scene reads as a satsang or discourse audience; no speaker is visible.

November 05 2006