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August 17 20072007-08-17Evening outdoor satsang in Salem, Tamil Nadu. Rows of seated men fill white plastic chairs across a sandy ground, most wearing white shirts and dhotis or trousers, with some in checked shirts. Behind them hangs a wall of orange draped fabric with blue and white trim and a purple emblem at upper left. Standing near the back, a few men in white and two uniformed security guards in khaki stand by a rope barrier, and a white van is parked at the right edge.2010-02-16December 17 20062006-12-17Outdoor gathering of a large crowd watching a stage function under palm trees and orange flags. In the front row, seated men in white dhotis and shirts, one with a dark rudraksha-style mala, and a woman in an orange-and-white saree sit on white plastic chairs and red-cushioned folding chairs. A man in a grey-blue shirt sits in the middle, and behind them many standing spectators in white clothing fill the wooden barrier area beside a small building with orange trim.2010-02-18July 26 20152015-07-26January 13 20152015-01-13A photograph of a large seated audience inside a hall, mostly men in white shirts and dhotis-style white clothing, with some in red, yellow, pink and green checked or plain shirts. Many wear lanyard-style identity badges around their necks. Several have vertical sandalwood or vibhuti marks on their foreheads. They face forward, attentive, watching an unseen speaker or ceremony at the front. White plastic chairs fill the foreground and rows behind, with red pillars and framed pictures on a wall in the background.2015-07-26February 24 20172017-02-24A large satsang audience of men seated closely on the floor of a pandal, filling the frame from edge to edge. Most wear white shirts and dhotis or trousers, with a few in yellow, orange, checked shirts and dark clothing. Several have lanyards or badges, and one man on the right has a forehead vibhuti mark. Many sit cross-legged, some with hands to their chins while listening. a person is not visibly identifiable among the seated crowd, so no in-person candidate is described. The dense crowd exceeds one hundred people.2015-05-31July 29 20082008-07-29May 31 20152015-05-31October 23 20102010-10-23