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December 03 2013

A photograph of seated devotees at an indoor Inner Awakening darshan session. Many men wear white kurta-style clothing and orange-red lanyards with ID badges; several wear rudraksha malas, including a bald man in the front row and a man on the right in a white kurta with a rudraksha mala. They sit attentively facing forward, with a stage and a tabla-style drum and ornamental panels visible in the background. No clearly identifiable a person is visible in the foreground.

A seated group of participants meditating in rows on a hall floor with striped mats. Men wear white kurta-style clothes with orange or saffron shawls and orange lanyard ID badges, many with rudraksha malas. Several sit on chairs, eyes closed or looking down, hands resting in laps. Some wear dark jackets or green garments. No individual is identified as a person.

A large hall of seated participants dressed in white clothes with orange lanyards around their necks, listening attentively. Many sit on chairs while others sit cross-legged on red mats in the foreground, with water bottles and red cloths beside them. Behind them, a golden ornate backdrop and framed photographs hang on cream walls. The crowd is tightly packed across the frame and includes men and women of varied ages.

July 07 2013

A photograph of a large seated audience at a satsang hall, with many delegates in white and cream clothing wearing lanyard badges, sitting on floor cushions and mats. Several people in the front rows have hands pressed together in anjali mudra or sit in quiet meditation with eyes closed. Warm orange and red drapery forms the backdrop, and a shaft of light falls from the upper right. No speaker is clearly visible in the frame; the focus is on the assembled devotees listening to the talk.

A large seated gathering in white clothing sits on maroon floor mats in a hall, many people facing forward toward a teaching. In the foreground a bald, clean-shaven man in a white kurta with red and beaded wrist bands and a pendant necklace sits cross-legged with his hands clasped, gazing forward. Beside him a young man with long dreadlocked hair, white sacred markings on his face and chest, a white dhoti and a saffron-yellow sash sits on a mat. At the right an elderly man with white hair and a white shawl wears an orange-saffron dhoti. Behind them rows of men in white shirts and white dhotis, some with white tilaka markings, sit attentively.

Seated devotees in white ritual clothes with orange-red shawls draped over their shoulders sit on a red carpet in a hall, attentive to a session off-frame. In the foreground, a shaved-headed man in white with a rudraksha mala sits beside a man in white with a red-and-white shawl and a rudraksha necklace, while a younger man in white and red shawl sits in front. Behind them, rows of people sit on red chairs, some in white and orange shawls, with water bottles and bags on the floor.

2016-02-09 +1 copies

A photograph of a seated audience in an ashram hall, mostly men in white kurtas and white dhotis with rudraksha malas. In the front row, a bald man in white kurta sits upright and looks toward the stage, wearing an identity badge on his chest. To his left, a man with a sandalwood or vibhuti mark on his forehead and a lanyard badge sits beside others in white. Behind them, rows of devotees in white clothing and rudraksha malas sit at low wooden desks. A person on the left has a tilak mark and eyes closed in meditation.

September 23 2016

2016-09-23 +1 copies

A seated group of devotees with eyes closed in meditation at a large satsang hall. In the foreground a man in white kurta wears a rudraksha mala and a pendant, with a lanyard badge. Beside him a younger man in white wears an orange-and-red shawl with a rudraksha mala and a white kurta. Lower left, a man with long swept-back hair in white clothing sits with eyes closed. Behind them, rows of attendees in white and blue shirts sit in meditation. The scene is a meditation or discourse session, and no one visible is identified as a person.