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A large seated audience fills a wood-panelled auditorium at a satsang session. Many attendees sit cross-legged on a carpeted floor, pressing palms together in anjali or clapping, with some wearing white kurtas and dhotis, others orange, maroon or saffron shawls, and lanyards around their necks. A man in a white kurta and orange shawl claps near the centre, while a bald man in white sits near the front. The camera looks toward a stage that is not visible in frame. The view is a photograph of the crowd, with no speaker clearly identifiable in the image.

December 15 2015

December 02 2016

December 15 2015

Dense crowd of devotees seated and standing in a large hall, many in white dhotis and white kurtas with orange-red shawls and rudraksha malas, hands raised, palms pressed together and clapping. A large screen at upper left shows a distant stage with red-orange tones. Some men wear gold chains and one wears a red head covering. Most faces are turned toward the stage. No single figure can be identified as a person from appearance cues here.

A large hall packed with seated devotees, many with palms pressed together in namaskar or raised in applause. Foreground figures include a bald man in orange cloth with rudraksha beads and a white vertical marking on his chest, a man in a white kurta with a rudraksha mala, and a woman in white with long dark hair and a red and orange shawl. Others wear white clothes, orange and red garments, and lanyards around their necks. A woman in a black top stands near the back. The audience faces toward the stage, and the setting is a wood-paneled auditorium.

January 01 2017

A large seated audience fills a bright hall at a Sadashivoham gathering, with many people in white clothing and red-orange rudraksha malas. Foreground figures with backs turned and heads at varied angles fill the frame. Near the centre, a man in a maroon top and a man in orange-brown clothing sit with palms pressed together in anjali. Several people wear white kurtas or white shirts with orange sashes. A small red-topped table with offerings sits in front of the central seats. The venue has white draped walls and a pink-lit stage backdrop at upper right.

2016-12-05 +1 copies

A large indoor hall filled with seated devotees in white dhotis and white shirts, many wearing red-orange shawls and sandalwood-paste tilaks on their foreheads, pressing their palms together in namaskar. In the foreground at left, a man in orange and gold robes with rudraksha beads sits with hands folded. Further back, a figure in orange robes sits near a seat beneath a wall of framed pictures and a large screen showing a golden deity. Many people are seated on the floor in rows, with framed photographs on the walls behind them.

2015-08-09 +1 copies

April 19 2016

A large indoor hall filled with a seated audience of several hundred devotees, many in white dhotis and shirts and others in saffron or orange clothing, with bright red and orange sashes and rudraksha beads. Many raise hands in blessing gestures or press palms together, and several have vibhuti or kumkum marks on their foreheads. Framed devotional portraits hang on the pink walls, and the stage area and a dais are visible in the background. No single person can be identified as a person in the foreground.

2016-08-21 +1 copies

A dense seated crowd fills a large hall with white drapery on the walls. In the foreground and middle ground, many devotees sit on the floor with palms pressed together in anjali, while others wear white kurtas, saffron and orange shawls, and rudraksha malas. A young man in front wears a golden-yellow kurta and a rudraksha mala, and a man in a blue shirt beside him wears a mala and sits with hands joined. Brown and red bags rest on the floor near a small brass lamp. Women in saffron, red and white saris sit in the background, and a few people in the far back wear orange and pink. No clear single leader is distinguishable among the seated devotees, so the scene reads as a satsang or darshan gathering.