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November 24 2006

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December 31 20082008-12-31November 24 20062006-11-24January 13 20152015-01-13December 30 20082008-12-30December 30 20082008-12-30January 01 20092009-01-01A photograph of a large seated audience under a canopy tent with yellow and pink draped curtains and red valances. Rows of people sit on blue plastic chairs and a blue mat, mostly in white shirts and white or cream clothing, with women in saris in blue, orange, green and teal. Several people wear name badges. No speaker or a person figure is visible in this frame; the scene shows attendees listening to a satsang-style programme.2010-02-12A large outdoor tent filled with seated devotees on red plastic chairs over green carpet, watching a stage at the right. Many people sit with palms pressed together in namaste, some in saffron or orange robes, others in white kurta and dhoti, and a foreign woman in white with a rudraksha mala at lower left. Speakers and a blue and white striped canopy frame the scene, with marigold garlands on a pole. No individual is clearly identifiable as the a person from appearance; the figure in orange near the stage is seated among devotees.2009-01-01A photograph of seated guests at an outdoor tented event on a blue carpet. Front row on gold-framed red-cushioned benches: a man in white shirt and dark trousers on the far left, a man in a blue shirt with white trousers beside him, a woman in a white sari with an orange-red beaded necklace, another woman in a white sari with an orange necklace, an older woman in a purple sari with gold jewellery, and a girl in a white dress with pink trim. Behind them a large crowd of men in white kurtas and shirts fills the tent under orange and red canopy draping. Potted plants stand at the left edge. No clear ritual deity or a person figure is visible in this frame.2003-01-01January 01 20092009-01-01March 11 20172017-03-11A large seated audience fills a white tented hall with red vertical poles, attending what appears to be a session. Dozens of devotees sit on white plastic chairs, many wearing white kurtas, colourful saris and salwars, and striped shirts; several wear name badges. Foreground men in yellow striped shirts and pink kurtas watch attentively, while women in green and orange saris and older participants with spectacles fill the rows behind them.2010-01-27