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July 26 2015

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A large seated gathering at a person event, with hundreds of attendees sitting on a red carpeted floor in front of a raised stage area. Many women wear white saris with gold borders and garlands of rudraksha beads, while men wear white shirts and dhotis or trousers. Several video cameras on tripods film the crowd from the left, and white pillars and red banners frame the hall. No individual is identifiable as a person in this crowd view.2015-07-26July 26 20152015-07-26A large seated crowd of devotees fills a tent-covered hall with red floor mats, mostly women in white and cream saris and salwar, some in orange, pink and green. Many sit cross-legged with eyes closed in meditation or listening, and several hold water bottles and a yellow booklet. An elderly woman in white with a teal shawl holds a walking stick in the foreground. Blue and purple banners with floral cutouts and framed portraits line the back wall above the audience. No speaker or deity is clearly visible.2006-12-14A large seated audience fills a tented hall at a person Spurana programme, with many people in white ritual clothes and some in colourful saris and salwar. Most attendees sit cross-legged on mats in dense rows, watching toward the stage. In the foreground, a video camera on a tripod records the crowd, and a woman in a teal sari smiles. Among the crowd, a man wears an orange scarf and a few men wear white dhotis. Behind them, banners and framed portraits hang on the white fabric walls of the tent.2006-12-17A large seated audience fills a hall at a satsang, most people in white shirts and dhotis or trousers, with some in yellow and orange. Men sit close together in rows, many wearing lanyard-style badges. Two television cameras on tripods stand near the centre, and several pedestal fans are placed among the crowd. Red and white draping decorates the background, and a stage area with a deity image is partly visible at the top. Nobody is clearly identifiable as a speaker on stage in this frame.2015-05-31A large seated audience fills a hall with red carpeting at a Shuddhadvaitam session. Most attendees wear white or cream clothing with orange-red shawls draped over their shoulders, and some wear saffron or yellow garments. Many sit cross-legged in close rows, with water bottles and small bags nearby. The camera looks across the front rows toward the back of the hall.2016-05-15July 26 20152015-07-26Elevated photo of a large indoor hall covered by a tent, with a red carpeted floor filled with thousands of seated devotees in mostly white clothing, interspersed with saffron, orange, green, pink and yellow garments. The crowd faces a central raised area near the far end where a small ornate platform and figures are only partly visible at a distance. Hanging orange, yellow and multicoloured cloth banners decorate the ceiling, with two screens on the upper left and right walls and golden decorative ornaments along the edges.2016-05-12A large seated audience fills the frame at a satsang-style programme, with rows of devotees dressed mostly in white and cream garments. Many people sit cross-legged on red and blue mats with hands folded or resting on their faces, some holding papers. A camera operator with a handheld video camera stands among them near the centre. One man in the back row wears an orange-saffron shawl. Women wear saris and salwar in white, yellow and green, and many have hair pulled back. The scene looks like an attentive discourse audience listening intently.2006-12-17A large crowd of seated men fills a tented hall, most wearing white shirts and white dhotis, some with orange-red beaded rudraksha-style malas around their necks and lanyard ID badges. In the foreground a man in a blue shirt and a man in a pink shirt sit among the rows. A raised stage with a red-roofed shrine structure and red and white canopy poles stands at the far end, with a figure in white at the front of the stage area. Floral and draped decorations line the background, and a camera operator stands at left.2015-07-26 +2 copiesMay 31 20152015-05-31November 25 20062006-11-25