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A seated group of devotees in a red-walled hall with patterned carpet, most with palms pressed together in anjali. Many wear orange turbans and orange shawls over white kurta-style clothing; a young man in the foreground wears a white shirt and a rudraksha mala. A man in the front centre wears gold-rimmed glasses and an orange turban. A man at the back stands in black clothing, hands folded. No single figure is clearly identifiable as a person from appearance, so no candidate is named. The image shows a satsang-style gathering with participants in orange and white attire offering prayer.

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A large seated gathering of devotees in white kurtas and dhotis, most wearing orange-red shawls and red lanyards, sitting in rows with palms pressed together in anjali mudra and eyes closed in meditation. A bald man in the centre foreground, with a vertical tilak mark on his forehead, is seen with hands folded. A teenage boy beside him wears a rudraksha mala and a wristwatch. Men of varied ages fill the rows behind them, some bald or grey-haired. No central teacher or throne is visible in this frame, and no printed name appears on the scene itself. The setting appears to be an indoor satsang or Inner Awakening hall.

March 10 2013

A seated group of roughly thirty devotees fills a wood-panelled hall with patterned wall fabric and a red-and-white striped floor mat. Most wear white kurta-style clothes and orange shawls. A man standing at left in white clothes and an orange shawl, with a rudraksha mala around his neck, holds his hands in anjali mudra and smiles. Seated participants in front and along the walls clap and listen.

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A large seated congregation of devotees with palms pressed together in namaskar during a Shivoham event. Most wear white kurta-style clothing with orange-red shawls draped over their shoulders, and many have orange-yellow tilak marks on their foreheads. Several men wear rudraksha-style beaded necklaces and lanyard badges. The front-centre figure, a bespectacled man in white with an orange-red shawl, sits in prayer posture beside a bare-shouldered man in an orange cloth. A child with glasses sits among the adults. The background is an orange-draped hall. No clearly identifiable a person figure is visible in the foreground.

A seated crowd of devotees at a Shivoham event, mostly dressed in white kurtas and white clothing with orange-red striped shawls draped over their shoulders. A man in the centre foreground presses his palms together in anjali with orange-yellow tilak marks on his forehead. Around him people sit with hands folded in prayer or meditative postures, some with orange tilak and red marks on their foreheads. A young man on the left in an orange-red shawl smiles with orange marks on his forehead, and a woman in glasses sits in the background. A large seated audience fills the frame, with an orange-clad figure at the left edge. No a person candidate is clearly identifiable in this view.

A seated group of participants meditating in rows on a hall floor with striped mats. Men wear white kurta-style clothes with orange or saffron shawls and orange lanyard ID badges, many with rudraksha malas. Several sit on chairs, eyes closed or looking down, hands resting in laps. Some wear dark jackets or green garments. No individual is identified as a person.

A large crowd of young saffron-robed disciples sits closely packed in a hall, many wearing orange turbans and rudraksha malas with white forehead markings and bare arms. In the foreground, several young people press their palms together in prayer. Behind them, seated devotees in orange and white clothing fill the room, with a pink-draped stage and gold deity murti visible at the back. The setting suggests a satsang or yoga gathering. No individual can be confidently identified as a person from appearance; a shaved-headed man in white and a tall man in red-orange shawl are present among the crowd.

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