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A seated audience of men fills rows of red-cushioned auditorium chairs, facing toward the front. Most wear white shirts or white kurta-style tops, with some in blue, striped, or orange shirts. Several wear lanyards with name badges and a few have rudraksha-style beaded necklaces. A man in the foreground wearing a white shirt sits with his hand raised near his chin, listening attentively. No speaker or stage figure is visible in the frame.

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A seated audience fills a hall with red padded chairs and orange curtains, watching toward the front. Many men wear white shirts with lanyards, and others wear light blue, striped or pastel shirts. In the foreground at right, an older bearded man with glasses wears an orange-saffron shawl over a brown t-shirt with his hand near his face. A woman stands near the back wall beside stacked chairs. No speaker or dais is clearly visible in frame.2010-07-07A seated audience of many men fills a hall at an Arogya Yoga programme. Most wear white shirts and white dhotis, and one older man on the left in a white kurta wears a red rudraksha mala. Others wear light blue and pale shirts, and a few have turbans. Rows of red plastic chairs face forward, and identity badges are visible on some shirts. Behind them a white draped backdrop and a banner are visible. Many attendees are smiling and attentive.2006-11-25November 25 20062006-11-25A large audience seated on red plastic chairs under a white tent at an indoor-style event hall, with a draped white curtain backdrop behind them. Most attendees wear white shirts and white dhotis or trousers, and several wear ID badges on lanyards. In the foreground, a smiling man on the left wears a rudraksha mala over white clothing, and a man in a light blue shirt sits with hands clasped. A man in the middle background wears a white turban. The seated rows fill the frame.2006-11-25Photograph of a large seated audience at a satsang, mostly men in white shirts and dhotis with name badges, watching intently in rows of chairs in front of a red and white draped backdrop. A man in the foreground on the left wears a white outfit and a rudraksha-style bead mala, while others in striped shirts sit nearby. No speaker or a person candidate is visible on stage; the view is of the listening audience only.2013-04-20A photograph of a seated audience inside a hall with light tiled floor and red-cushioned black chairs. In the foreground a man in a white shirt and brown trousers sits with hands clasped, and beside him a man in a pink shirt rests his chin on his hand, with a red thread on his wrist. Rows behind them show many men in white shirts and dhotis, several wearing green shawls or sashes. Some are barefoot. In the background, orange curtains frame the hall, and a few men in white clothing stand near the back and at the side.2010-09-20September 12 20132013-09-12A seated audience in a hall with red curtains and cream walls watches a talk. In the foreground, men in white shirts and white dhotis sit in black chairs; one wears a rudraksha mala and wire-rimmed glasses, another wears a rudraksha mala with an amber pendant. Behind them, rows of attendees including women in salwar kameez and a man in a purple shirt listen attentively. No speaker or stage figure is visible, and no a person candidate appears in the frame. A small logo appears at top left.2010-08-01November 10 20102010-11-10A crowded indoor hall of seated men listening to a satsang, mostly in white or cream shirts and dhotis. In the foreground a man in a light blue checked shirt looks to the side, and a young man in glasses sits beside a man in a white shirt with a lanyard. Several men in the middle row wear white kurtas and some have mala-style beaded necklaces. An orange banner hangs on the back wall beside red curtains. No speaker is clearly visible in the frame.2013-09-28August 13 20162016-08-13A 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.2015-07-26