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December 12 2009

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Indoor photo of a group meditation session on striped blue, red and white mats. Several participants sit cross-legged with white blindfolds or headbands covering their eyes. A central woman with long hair wears a white top and orange-red lower garment and rests her hands on her knees. Others wear white or yellow clothing. On the left, two women in cream and orange saris stand near a curtain. No identifiable a person depiction is visible.2010-08-28January 04 20082008-01-04A group yoga session in a plain room with pale walls, a grey door and red curtains. Several people in white clothes sit cross-legged on an orange cloth. Their eyes are covered by white blindfolds. The woman in the foreground has hands pressed together and a beaded necklace. Another woman to the right stretches her arms forward, and a few other participants sit behind them on the mat. Faded chairs line the back of the room. A white-clad figure stands at the left edge, partly cut off by the frame.2010-08-30A large indoor hall of seated participants, most with white cloth blindfolds tied over their eyes, sitting cross-legged on colourful striped mats and folded blankets. Many have palms pressed together in anjali mudra. Women wear white salwar-style kurtas, white saris, yellow and green printed sarees, and orange and pink garments; several men wear white shirts and white dhotis. Many wear rudraksha-style beaded malas and ID badges on lanyards. Plastic chairs are stacked along the back and sides, and water bottles sit on the floor among bags. Overall a group meditation or blindfolded session in a meeting hall.2009-08-27A photograph of a seated group practising a blindfolded meditation in a hall with a light tiled floor. In the foreground a young boy in a white kurta with a visitor badge sits cross-legged with hands clasped, his eyes covered by a white cloth. Behind him a woman in white with a red bindi and a white shawl also wears a white blindfold, and several other participants in white clothes sit blindfolded in rows. A red chair and pink wall are visible in the blurred background.2011-02-26February 21 20162016-02-21 +1 copiesA large hall packed with seated devotees in white clothes, many wearing white blindfolds over their eyes and rudraksha malas around their necks. Women in white and gold-bordered saris and some men in white dhotis sit cross-legged on red and striped mats. At the far end of the hall a standing figure in orange robes gestures toward the crowd, with a small altar and framed picture visible at the left wall and saffron-and-gold banners hanging from the ceiling. The scene appears to be an indoor group meditation or guided session.2007-12-23April 14 20122012-04-14A large photograph of a dense hall filled with hundreds of seated devotees, most wearing white blindfolds or white cloth tied over their eyes. Many women wear saris in white, cream, red, pink, teal and blue with gold necklaces and lanyard identity badges, while some men in white shirts and dhotis sit among them. Rows of people sit on the floor facing forward, with a few older people and a child in green visible in the foreground. Pillars with yellow-orange paint line the back of the hall, and the scene suggests a large organised group meditation or practice session.2009-01-18A large seated group of devotees in a meditation hall, most wearing white or pale clothing with rudraksha malas and white blindfolds tied over their eyes. Women in saris of cream, yellow-green, blue, pink and red sit cross-legged on green mats, hands resting in their laps. Behind them, a tripod-mounted camera stands among red chairs and draped fabric. No speaker or teacher is clearly visible in the frame, so no a person candidate is present. The setting suggests an arogya yoga or blindfolded meditation session, though the blindfolds and seated posture are the main visible evidence.2006-11-26Photograph of a seated group of many women participants at a person Spurana Program session, most wearing white cloth blindfolds or headbands tied over their eyes. They sit closely on green and striped mats, bending forward with heads lowered, hands folded or resting on the ground. Saris and salwar kameez in white, cream, yellow, teal, pink, green, maroon and blue are visible. Some wear name badges on their clothing. No a person is visible in this frame.2006-09-16November 25 20062006-11-25 +1 copies