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August 19 2017

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A large seated audience at a satsang talk, mostly women and girls sitting cross-legged on mats and floor cushions while taking notes. Many wear white saris or dhotis with gold borders and rudraksha malas; several have yellow shawls draped over their shoulders. Some hold pens and notebooks and write, while others sit with heads bowed or look downward. A woman in front with grey hair and a white sari wears a red-and-white forehead mark and a rudraksha mala. Visitors in orange, pink and western clothing are seated among them. No speaker or a person candidate is visible in the frame, and the audience fills the image edge to edge.2010-09-19August 19 20172017-08-19 +1 copiesTwo women in white and cream traditional attire sit close together on a red floor, writing in small notepads with pens. Both wear rudraksha mala necklaces of reddish beads, and one wears a gold chain and bangles. Their foreheads bear vertical white and sandalwood tilaks. Behind them, other seated participants in white clothing with red beaded malas are absorbed in note-taking. Each woman wears an ID badge on a lanyard near her chest.2015-04-24June 12 20162016-06-12August 23 20142014-08-23June 24 20122012-06-24March 15 20162016-03-15 +2 copiesNovember 20 20162016-11-20A photograph of a seated audience at an indoor session, with many women in white and off-white saris and dhotis sitting on mats. Several wear long rudraksha malas and forehead markings of white and red. Some hold notebooks and pens, and one woman in front wears glasses and a red bindi. A water bottle and a bag sit on the floor at left, and a wooden door is visible at the back of the hall.2015-09-06July 18 20162016-07-18July 17 20162016-07-17Women seated cross-legged on a polished floor in a bright hall, listening attentively during a satsang at the Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam in Bidadi. The woman at left wears a white sari with a gold border and a green blouse, with a red bindi and red bangles. The woman in the centre wears all-white clothing, glasses and a name badge, with gold bangles and hands clasped in her lap. The woman at right wears white with a gold-bordered shawl. Others behind wear white and cream saris, some with vibhuti on their foreheads. A colourful striped mat and a small cushion lie in front of them.2015-11-28