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A photograph of two women in white shirts standing at a microphone on a stage at an indoor event. The woman on the left has curly dark hair, glasses, a red bindi, and wears a red-and-gold sash, a red lanyard and a name badge. The older woman on the right has short white hair, earrings and a long beaded necklace with a red pendant, wears a green volunteer lanyard and a red sash, and speaks into a black microphone on a stand. A third person in a white outfit with a red sash stands behind them, and the background is a plain beige wall with a dark wooden panel on the left.

Two women stand on a stage at a satsang event, speaking into a microphone on a stand. The woman on the left has voluminous dark curly hair, red-framed glasses, a red bindi, a white shirt, a red and orange scarf with printed text, and a red beaded bracelet, and she gestures outward with her left hand while holding a sheet of paper. The older woman on the right has short white hair, a small orange forehead mark, a white top, a red scarf, a green lanyard and beaded necklace, and gold bangles, and she holds the microphone steady. Both wear event lanyards and identification badges. A beige wall forms the background. No a person candidate is visible.

Two women stand at a Q&A session in a plain white hall. In front, an older woman with short white hair and round glasses wears a white sari with a gold border and a red-and-white patterned shawl, with a red bindi and a beaded mala around her neck. She holds a microphone on a stand with one hand and gestures with the other while speaking. Behind her, a younger woman with long dark hair wears white and a red shawl and looks toward the speaker. Clip-on microphones and a lanyard are visible.

October 17 2012

February 19 2015

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A photo of two women standing at a microphone during a satsang session in a hall with seated audience behind them. The woman on the left has dark hair in a low bun, wears a red and brown rudraksha mala and a white sari with gold border, and holds a small black device. The woman on the right has wavy light hair, wears a red shawl printed with repeated text, a white top with gold trim, a red lanyard and a name badge, and gestures with one hand while speaking into a stand microphone. Blurred seated attendees in white and red appear in the background.

Photograph of a satsang event where women in white kurtas with red-orange shawls printed with script stand before a microphone on a stand. In the foreground a woman with long brown hair and rudraksha beads sings or speaks, wearing a green-and-white lanyard badge. Beside her another woman with a red bindi and red shawl stands with a hand near her face. Blurred figures in red shawls and white clothes stand behind them.

September 12 2014

A woman with short light brown hair and a red bindi stands at a silver microphone stand, speaking and gesturing with both hands. She wears a white shawl over a white outfit and a red and white lanyard with a name badge. Behind her hangs dark red drapery. Two seated women are partly visible at the lower edges, one holding a phone. No one in the frame is identifiable as a person, so no a person candidate is recorded.

Indoor photo of two women at a microphone stand in a plain room with pale pink walls and a wooden cabinet at right. The younger woman at left wears white robes, an orange-red shawl and a small red bindi, and holds a handheld microphone. The older woman at right, with short grey-brown hair and glasses, wears a white linen shirt and a lanyard, and adjusts a gooseneck microphone. A partial teal-clad figure sits at the far left edge. No a person candidate is clearly visible.

A woman with long light blonde hair and a red bindi stands at a microphone on a stand, speaking, wearing a white sari with a gold border, a red patterned shawl, and a rudraksha mala. Behind her, a line of women in white and red shawls with name badges and papers stands in a room with wood panelling. Several are holding papers, and one wears a white sari with a gold border and a tilak on her forehead.

May 19 2014