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January 10 2013

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Seated group meditation in a hall with red drapery and blurred figures behind. In the foreground, a young man in white shirt, dark trousers and a black rudraksha mala with a small red tilak sits eyes closed with hands clasped. Beside him, a man in an orange polo shirt and khaki trousers sits cross-legged with eyes closed, a silver bracelet on his wrist. A man in a pale shirt with glasses sits nearby, and an open book lies on the mat.

November 26 2011

Indoor photo of a seated group of devotees with eyes closed, appearing to meditate, in a white-walled hall. In the foreground a young man in a white collared shirt, rimless glasses and a small red bindi wears an orange lanyard. Beside him an older man in white kurta with a dark rudraksha mala and orange lanyard sits with eyes closed. Behind them more participants in white clothes and orange lanyards sit on the floor, and metal stands and cardboard boxes are visible at the right.

A photo of a seated audience at a satsang. In the foreground a young man in a white short-sleeved shirt sits with a pen in his pocket and a white name badge reading Nithya Kriya Yoga on a lanyard. Behind him, older men in white shirts sit listening, one with his hand raised to his chin. A blurred red garment appears at the right edge. Nobody is shown on a stage, so no a person candidate is visible in the scene.

September 14 2013

Seated devotees meditate in a crowded hall during a Bhagavad Gita satsang, sitting cross-legged on blue-and-white striped mats with eyes closed. In the foreground, a man in an orange-and-white striped shirt and white dhoti has a tripunda forehead mark and holds his hands in his lap; beside him, a young man in a white kurta and dark trousers wears a rudraksha mala and a red bindi, with an ID lanyard. Other attendees in white and pastel clothing sit behind them. No a person candidate is visible in the frame.

A seated group meditation in a hall with blue-and-white striped mats on the floor. In the foreground, a man in a beige short-sleeved shirt and dark trousers sits cross-legged with eyes closed and hands folded, and a younger man in a white shirt and white dhoti sits beside him with eyes closed, hands clasped, and a red vibhuti mark on his forehead. Behind them, several more participants sit on mats, some wearing ID badges, and the wall is red. No deity, throne or a person figure is visible.

Indoor photograph of an ashram hall with white walls, ceiling fans and a wall clock. In the foreground, a young man in a light green t-shirt and dark trousers, with an orange lanyard and white name badge, walks beside a bald man in a white kurta with a rudraksha mala and a red tilak on his forehead, also wearing an orange lanyard and badge. Behind them, many people in white and light blue kurtas and orange lanyards walk in a line over blue yoga mats, with a woman in pink on the left. No one can be confidently identified as a person from appearance here.

Devotees sit with eyes closed in a meditation or satsang gathering. In the foreground, a man in a white collared shirt sits with his head lowered. Beside him on the right, a man in a cream kurta wears an orange shawl draped over his shoulders and a small vermilion mark on his forehead, eyes closed and face calm. Behind them, several devotees wear orange shawls and white clothes, and a young man in a lavender shirt sits with eyes shut. The scene is a quiet hall of seated participants in deep meditation.

October 11 2012

March 02 2013

A photograph of seated participants on a white floor covering in a hall with red-cushioned chairs behind them. In the foreground a man in a white shirt sits cross-armed beside a man in a blue polo shirt; a man in a navy and white striped polo sits in front, with a conference-style name badge. Behind them an older man with grey hair and a rudraksha mala wears white, and other attendees in white shirts and kurtas sit nearby. No figure is clearly identifiable as a person from appearance; they read as ordinary participants.