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A seated congregation during a satsang in a large hall with white sheets spread on the floor. In the foreground, a shaved-headed woman in red and maroon robes wearing glasses sits beside a woman in orange sannyasi robes with a rudraksha mala and a white forehead tilak. Next to her, a woman in a dark red sari with gold border and a rudraksha mala sits with eyes closed. Behind them, devotees in white clothing, including a woman in a white shawl and a woman in pink with a blue-robed woman, sit in meditation or listening. Marigold garlands line the carpet at right, and rows of chairs and more seated devotees fill the background.

A photograph of a seated satsang gathering on white floor sheets, with several women in white ritual clothing and a foreground pair of women in rust-red saris with gold borders and wooden rudraksha malas. The two foreground women sit close to the camera; one has a red bindi and nose stud, the other wears a white tilak on her forehead and holds a small brass bell or lamp in her hand. Behind them, women in white salwar or sari, some with eyes closed and some reading small booklets, sit in rows. A pale wall, white cloths and a red carpet edge frame the room. No clearly identifiable a person figure is visible.

A large satsang audience seated on white sheets inside a white tent, with many devotees in white clothes and brown or rudraksha-style malas around their necks. In the foreground a woman in a white sari sits with hands folded, a woman in purple lower garment and rudraksha mala sits beside a woman in an orange top, and a girl in white with an event badge sits at left. Several people wear lanyards and name badges. Orange cushions and a red bag lie on the floor. The frontal stage area and any teacher are out of frame, so no a person candidate is visible.

A large indoor hall filled with a seated audience of women, many sitting cross-legged on the floor and watching toward the front. Several wear white or cream clothing with rudraksha malas, while others wear orange, red and saffron garments; some have white tilak marks on their foreheads. A woman in the foreground wears a red top with a white shawl, and a brass-coloured post is visible at lower right. Near the top right, a pink-lit screen shows figures, and a serving counter with metal containers stands along the back wall.

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March 14 2014

A photograph of a large seated audience at a satsang, filling a hall with many rows of devotees sitting on the floor. In the foreground, women wear saffron and orange sarees with rudraksha malas and white forehead markings, while others wear white or red sarees and some wear glasses. Several women have eyes closed in meditation with hands folded, and a small brass lamp sits on the floor at the lower right. Further back, more devotees in white and colourful clothing sit attentively, and a banner with a purple emblem hangs at the upper left. No individual is identifiable as a person in this crowd shot.

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January 10 2014

July 15 2016

A photograph of a seated congregation at a satsang in a temple-like hall. In the foreground, several young women wear saffron-orange sarees with gold borders and rudraksha malas, with white vibhuti or sandalwood lines across their foreheads; the central woman has her palms pressed together in anjali. Behind and around them, many devotees in white clothing with red lanyard-style cords sit with eyes closed or gaze forward. Ornate gold and red decor and a gilded altar area appear in the background. No clearly identifiable a person is visible in this frame.

March 06 2014

A large seated satsang audience in a warm-lit hall with padded cream wall panels and a wooden pillar on the left. Foreground devotees sit cross-legged on white mats; several women wear white kurtas with red or maroon shawls, some with hands in anjali or eyes closed, and a woman in a blue t-shirt with a red pendant sits centre-front looking ahead. Behind them rows of saffron-robed sannyasis and monastics, some with red or orange turbans and white beards, sit facing forward. Several kumkum or vibhuti forehead marks are visible. No single person can be confidently identified as a person from appearance here.