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A large meditation gathering of seated participants, most wearing white blindfolds tied over their eyes. Many men in white shirts and dhotis sit on blue-green plastic chairs under an open-sided shed with a white wall, green foliage and bamboo poles. One man in a red shirt sits in the centre, and a woman in a teal sari stands at right holding a small child. Another figure in white stands in the background near a doorway. No identifiable figure of a person is clearly visible among the seated participants.

October 04 2008

A large seated gathering of men in white dhotis and white shirts, most wearing white blindfold cloths tied over their eyes, sits cross-legged on red floor mats under a tent with white pillars. Some wear checked shirts, and a few hold notebooks or sit with hands folded. Lanyards with ID badges hang from many necks, and a water bottle sits at the lower left. The crowd fills the frame.

A large hall with red carpeting holds a dense gathering of seated delegates, many hundreds visible, all wearing white or pale shirts and trousers, with white headbands tied over their eyes. Many have plates of food or offerings in front of them and water bottles nearby, and some wear name badges on lanyards. Banners and signage line the upper walls. No single leader is clearly identifiable in the front rows, and no a person candidate is distinctly visible in this view.

Indoor photo of a seated group of about two dozen people in a room with a striped floor mat and white plastic chairs. Most participants wear white cloth blindfolds tied over their eyes. Women in the foreground wear saris in orange, yellow-and-pink, and lavender, with long braids down their backs. A man in white clothing sits on a plastic chair at left. At the front, a stage backdrop shows a painted figure beside a banner with Tamil script, and a poster of a standing human anatomical figure hangs on the wall. A small seated figure in orange sits near the front, on a raised platform, in a corner of the frame.

November 16 2003

January 04 2008

January 07 2008

A large indoor hall filled with a dense crowd of men dressed in white shirts and white trousers, most wearing white blindfolds over their eyes, standing closely together. Some stand with heads bowed. A balcony along the back wall holds a line of onlookers in dark and light clothing. At the far right, two framed figures or portraits are displayed on decorated pillars with lights, and a woman in a red garment appears near the back. Hanging ceiling fans, speakers at the left, and white pillars complete the setting, consistent with a person Spurana Program session.

November 16 2003

A large indoor hall filled with a seated crowd of devotees, most wearing white blindfold-style headbands across their eyes and sitting cross-legged on colourful striped mats. Many wear white shirts and dhotis, while others wear yellow, blue and orange garments. Woven multicoloured hangings with tassels hang from the ceiling, and a red banner with a portrait is visible on the right wall. No identifiable a person is clearly visible in the frame.

A large seated crowd of men in white shirts and trousers, many wearing white blindfold cloths over their eyes, fills the foreground of a tent-covered hall. Behind them, a few people stand on a red-floored stage: one in an orange robe at centre, another in white beside him, and a woman in white with an orange shawl at left. Loudspeakers hang on poles and white drapery with yellow triangular bunting lines the top of the tent. The scene suggests a structured group session with the participants blindfolded.