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A photograph of a large seated group of young men at a tented event, most wearing white or white-banded blindfolds across their eyes. In the foreground a young man in an orange striped shirt and light trousers sits cross-legged on red carpet, with a man in a white shirt beside him and a figure in a dark patterned shirt bending forward toward the floor. Several attendees wear ID lanyards. Behind them, green and yellow sunflower-patterned banners line the tent poles, and a standing man in a white shirt is visible at the back. No a person candidate is visible.2006-09-15A large outdoor pavilion event with many young men kneeling in rows on a red carpet, all wearing white blindfolds tied over their eyes. Most wear checked or plain collared shirts and trousers, and several have identification badges clipped to their shirts. The pavilion is decorated with green and yellow sunflower-patterned panels and white canopies overhead. Dozens of people are visible in the crowd, and some attendees stand in the background among the white-clad figures.2006-09-09September 09 20062006-09-09September 16 20062006-09-16A photograph of a seated group of men at a person Spurana Program session under a tent decorated with painted green leaves and yellow sunflowers on a pink-and-white backdrop. Several men sit on a red carpet with white cloth blindfolds tied over their eyes, some in grey shirts and trousers, others in white shirts, with name badges visible on their chests. Plastic chairs stand behind them, and one man in a white shirt and white dhoti sits in a chair on the right. A white line marks the edge of the carpet, and a pink cloth lies on the floor.2006-09-16A large outdoor gathering of seated participants in a tent, most wearing white or pastel shirts and trousers with white cloth blindfolds tied across their eyes. They sit cross-legged on red and green mats and cloth, with some lotus-style postures and some on bare feet. A few have ID badges clipped to their shirts. Metal tent poles and green canopy edges frame the scene. Many people are visible, including a woman in a pink saree and white blindfold at the right edge.2006-09-15A large group of men sits cross-legged on an orange mat and a blue-patterned mat in a bright hall, all wearing white blindfolds over their eyes. Most wear collared shirts in cream, white, striped, pink, lime green and red, and dark trousers; a few have bare feet. Several have lanyard-style ID badges. Some hands rest on knees in meditation posture. Plastic bags and a folded orange cloth lie on the floor in front. Chairs are stacked against the wall behind, and a small purple logo appears at upper left. Some men stand at the back. No deity or ritual object is visible, and the scene appears to be a blindfolded meditation or sensory exercise.2010-09-05Indoor meditation session in a plain whitewashed hall with terracotta floor tiles. Many seated devotees sit cross-legged on striped mats, most in white dhotis and kurtas with white blindfold-style cloths tied over their eyes, some with tilak on their foreheads and rudraksha malas. In the foreground a young man in white with glasses and a rudraksha mala sits with hands folded, next to a man in a blue striped shirt and white dhoti. Behind them rows of people sit on the floor and on white plastic chairs. An orange curtain hangs at the right. A person in orange robes sits among the rows in the back. Several people wear white identification badges on lanyards.2010-02-01A seated group of participants in a meditation hall, each with a white cloth blindfold tied over their eyes. Most wear light collared shirts and trousers, one man in the foreground wears a white t-shirt with a graphic print, and a woman in a green salwar sits among them. Several have name badges clipped to their shirts. They sit cross-legged on a white floor covering with red chairs visible behind, and red-framed windows in the background. No a person candidate is visible; the people are participants in a blindfolded meditation session.2012-03-30September 17 20062006-09-17Article - November 26 20062006-11-26 +1 copiesMarch 31 20122012-03-31