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A photograph of a seated audience at an evening programme, with many devotees in rows of blue plastic chairs under a dark sky. In the foreground a woman with a white vibhuti line on her forehead wears a white sari with a gold border. Beside her a young woman in a lavender floral dupatta sits with eyes closed. Elder women in white and pastel saris, and a woman in pink, sit alongside, several with hands folded. Men in white, saffron and orange shirts, one with a white head covering, sit in the background. No stage figure is clearly visible in this frame, so no a person candidate is identified.

A photograph of a seated devotional gathering. In the foreground a woman in a white dress with a rudraksha mala and gold bangles presses her palms together in anjali. Beside her a woman in a peach shawl and white trousers sits with her knees drawn up, a black pendant on her neck, and a red bindi on her forehead. Several other women in saris and shawls, some with rudraksha malas and vertical tilak marks, sit in the background, and a young girl in the lower right is partly blurred. No a person candidate is visible among the people, and no legible event text appears within the frame.

A photograph of a seated audience at an evening event, with many women in plastic blue chairs facing toward the stage. In the foreground a woman with short dark curly hair and glasses wears an orange-brown shawl over an orange top. Beside her a woman with reddish-brown hair and glasses wears a white zip jacket over white clothing with a dark beaded necklace. To the right an older woman in a white sari with coloured border and glasses sits in a blue chair. Behind them more attendees in yellow, pink and orange saris and salwar fill the rows under dim lighting with trees behind. No speaker or dais is clearly visible.

A photograph of a seated audience at a satsang or discourse, mostly women. Two women in the centre wear saffron-orange saris with dark maroon borders and bindis; one has glasses and bangles. A woman at left wears a peach-and-cream sari with a rudraksha-style mala around her neck and glasses. In the foreground, several women and a shaved-headed woman wear yellow-and-white sleeveless vests over white clothing, with white forehead markings. The background is a plain pale pink wall. No identifiable a person is visible in this frame.

October 14 2012

Night-time photo of a seated audience at an outdoor programme, with wooden posts and a tarpaulin behind them. In the foreground, a woman in a white shawl sits with eyes closed beside a woman in a rust-red shawl and a woman in a red shawl with a bindi. Behind them, rows of attendees in white, orange and yellow clothing sit on blue plastic chairs, including a man in a yellow head cloth and a bearded elderly man in white. Many people are visible; the count is an estimate of those seen in the frame.

A seated satsang audience fills the frame, mostly women in saffron and orange robes, white saris and colourful salwar outfits, many with rudraksha malas and forehead markings. Some sit with hands raised or clapping, and a woman in a white shawl sits near the centre. The background shows more seated devotees and red chairs in a hall. No single figure is identified as a leader.

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Dense audience of women seated closely together in white clothing at a satsang or discourse. Many wear white saris or white dupattas, some with red or orange borders, and several have white vibhuti or kumkum on their foreheads. Most face forward attentively, one woman in front wears clear-framed glasses and a white shawl, and others sit with hands folded or clasped. Some wear white identification badges on their clothing. No a person candidate is visible in the frame, so the scene shows only the seated devotees.

A seated audience of women, mostly in close view, attending a gathering in a hall. Several wear orange or saffron garments with rudraksha malas, including a woman in the center in an orange sari with a red bindi and a woman at right in orange with a beaded mala. Others wear white and cream sarees or a black-and-white printed scarf, with forehead markings such as white vibhuti and kumkum. Faces are attentive and calm. No a person candidate is clearly visible, so the identity remains uncertain. The background is blurred with more seated people.

April 30 2017

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