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August 21 2012

2012-08-21 +1 copies

March 26 2017

A large crowd of men in white ordinary clothes sits and stands on striped mats inside a bright hall with yellow walls and colourful fabric hangings. Many are wearing rudraksha malas, some raise hands and smile, and a man in a light blue shirt and glasses in the foreground grins toward the camera. Several people in the back stand and gesture. No single presenter is clearly identifiable, and no one in the frame is shown in clear saffron or ornate attire.

A seated audience at a Kailasa session in a red-walled hall. In the foreground a man in a striped pale-green polo with an orange lanyard claps with raised hands, beside an older bearded man in white clothes and a white-bearded man in white beside him. To the right a young man in a yellow t-shirt and striped white cardigan smiles and claps. Behind them a standing man in white shirt claps, and a man in a plaid shirt and white cap with headphones sits at the back. Several other delegates in white and lanyards are visible. No clearly identifiable a person figure is present.

A large seated audience fills a hall during a satsang-style session. In the foreground, men sit cross-legged on colourful mats; one in a red polo shirt with hands pressed together, one in a red and white striped polo, one in a white kurta and dhoti with hands clasped, and one in a maroon sweater applauding. Many participants wear white kurtas and white dhotis with forehead tilak marks, some with ID lanyards, and orange-robed sannyasis are visible in the background. A water bottle sits in the lower left. The background is blurred, with pink walls and a yellow decorated arch.

A large seated audience fills the hall, mostly men in white ritual clothes with forehead markings of white and sandal or vibhuti. Many wear saffron or orange shawls, rudraksha malas and identification lanyards. Several clap with their hands raised, while others sit attentively looking toward the front. Some wear pale purple, teal or lavender shirts among the white. No single a person candidate is clearly identifiable in the crowd.

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October 14 2012

2012-10-14 +1 copies

A large seated audience at a satsang gathering, mostly men in white ritual clothes and saffron-orange shawls, many with headsets over their ears and hands pressed together or clapping. Several boys in black shirts with white vibhuti marks on their foreheads sit in the front rows, and a few women in white sarees are visible among the crowd. A bald man in the centre-left wears a white kurta with a saffron shawl and clasps his hands, while a man at the right of the front row wears a white kurta with a rudraksha-style mala. The setting is an indoor hall with a plain wall and a brown cabinet at the back. No speaker or a person candidate is visible in this frame.

A large seated audience of men in white and striped shirts sits cross-legged on a floor covered with matting at a satsang. In the foreground a smiling man in a white striped shirt and grey trousers raises one hand high, with a lanyard and name badge around his neck. Beside him a man in a pink-and-white striped shirt and another in a light blue shirt also smile broadly. Many rows of attendees behind them are wearing white shirts and badges. Red and white draping and a stage with decorations are visible at the top of the frame.

A seated audience of men and a few women sits on striped cloth mats at a satsang or discourse. Foreground: a young man in a white dhoti with a bare upper body, gold-brown arm bands, and a sacred thread, holding a notepad and pen, with a bag beside him. Beside him, a smiling man in a light green shirt claps. Behind them, men in white kurtas, a man in a bright red-orange shirt, a bald man in a pink kurta, and a woman in orange and pink saris. Many wear name badges. Saffron-tipped wooden staves stand at the back. Hands are clasped and smiles are visible; no speaker is in frame.

A large seated crowd of devotees fills a hall, most dressed in white dhotis and shawls with orange or red sashes, many wearing rudraksha malas and forehead marks of white ash. Men at the front clap their hands and raise fists in joyful response, while others sit cross-legged on mats. A red-draped stage edge and blue stacked mats are visible at the top. The scene reflects a satsang or celebratory gathering with a crowd of well over twenty people.