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A photograph of a seated audience at a satsang talk, mostly women in white and cream clothing. In the foreground a woman in a cream kurta with a small red bindi rests her chin on her hand, looking attentively forward. Beside her a woman in a white top wears a red lanyard, and a woman with a bun in a white shirt sits nearby. Several other attendees in white and cream are partly visible in the rows behind, with metal railings in the background.

December 19 2010

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January 19 2013

A seated audience of women in white, with white shawls draped over their heads and shoulders, sits closely packed at a religious gathering. Several wear vertical red-orange tilak marks on their foreheads. The central woman with dark curly hair and a white garment faces forward with a serious expression, while an older woman with glasses rests her chin on her hand. Blurred heads and shoulders fill the foreground and background, with a few orange and pink garments visible among the crowd.

A seated audience of women in white and light-coloured clothing fills the foreground and middle of a hall, attentively watching something off-frame. A woman in the centre wears a white shawl and red beaded mala, and another in a white top also wears a red mala beside a smiling woman with fair hair. Several women wear saffron-toned or pink saris and kurtas, and an orange cushion or chair stands behind them near a wall with electrical fittings and a red door. A few women at the front right and left wear glasses and patterned or white clothing, with some holding folded hands or resting their chins. No single presenter is clearly visible; the scene conveys a satsang or discourse-style gathering.

Seated devotees with eyes closed in a hall during a meditative gathering, many dressed in white kurtas, saris and shawls. In the foreground a woman in a yellow collared top with a red-and-white striped collar sits beside a woman in a white kurta and a woman in a pink sari. Some wear white shawls and beaded necklaces, and several have lanyard identity badges with small photo cards hanging on their chests. Behind them more participants sit in green, white and pink saris, and a grey-haired woman sits at left. No a person candidate is visible in the frame.

A seated crowd of devotees in white clothing fills a hall at a satsang. In the foreground a woman with long dark hair and a white sari with gold border sits with her arms crossed over her knees, looking forward. Behind her a blonde woman in a white top rests her chin on her hand, and to the right a woman wears an orange shawl with a rudraksha mala and red bindi. Several other women in white and orange shawls sit in rows, some with bangles and wristwatches. The scene is warmly lit with a red cushion visible at the right edge.

A photograph of a seated congregation at a devotional gathering. Many women in white clothes and rust-orange rudraksha mala necklaces sit close together, some with orange shawls draped over their shoulders. A woman in the centre wears a white saree with a small floral pattern and a red bindi, resting her chin on her hand while looking to the side. Another woman with a red bindi and a long braid sits at the left, and a bald-headed person in the lower left corner is partly visible. The setting appears to be a hall with white and red seating. No identifiable a person figure is visible in the frame.

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A photograph of a seated audience of women at a satsang or discourse, sitting closely on orange mats. Foreground, a woman in an orange sari with a red bindi and gold bangles watches intently, her hand near her chin; beside her, another woman in orange and a woman in cream clothing listen. Behind them, women in yellow and white saris, some with white vibhuti or tilak marks on their foreheads, rest their hands on their faces. A clear water bottle and a notebook lie on the mat at lower left. No a person candidate is visible in this frame.

A seated audience of women in white clothes and orange lanyards fills the frame at an indoor programme. Many sit cross-legged or on chairs with eyes closed or gazing forward; some hold notebooks or pens and one woman in the foreground rests her hand on her chin. A woman at right wears a rudraksha mala and a red shawl lies across her lap. Behind them are gold and carved decorative elements and a partly visible fan. The setting suggests a satsang or darshan session.