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July 27 20082008-07-27Outdoor gathering of a large crowd seated on white plastic chairs and on a red mat before a canopy with striped fabric, with boulder-strewn green hillside behind. Many attendees wear white clothing; a woman in an orange floral saree with eyes closed sits in the foreground, and a man in a red shirt and white dhoti sits with arms folded. A white van parked behind the crowd shows photographs on its side. Several people appear to be chanting or meditating with hands folded. No speaker or leader on a stage is clearly identifiable in the frame.2008-07-27July 12 20142014-07-12July 21 20052005-07-21A large outdoor gathering of seated devotees on bare ground under a long maroon and cream patterned canopy supported by metal poles. Most people wear white clothing, with some women in saris of blue, green, yellow and red. Many sit with palms pressed together in namaskar, and a woman at right in a white printed top and rudraksha mala holds her hands folded. Banana plants and a clear pale sky appear behind the tent, and a wooden rail runs across the foreground. No single figure on the stage is clearly visible enough to identify as a candidate.2010-01-01January 03 20162016-01-03 +1 copiesA large outdoor satsang gathering under a white tent with red and white draping, with a blue and white patterned backdrop and hanging panels in red, yellow and blue. Hundreds of seated devotees fill red plastic chairs, mostly men and women dressed in white ritual clothing, many with hands folded in prayer or raised in greeting. Some wear rudraksha malas and ash marks. A few children sit near the front, and staff stand near speaker stacks at the left edge. The scene is a public discourse audience.2008-01-01July 21 20052005-07-21January 01 20082008-01-01January 01 20082008-01-01A large outdoor crowd of devotees sits closely packed on the ground in a wooded hillside setting, with green trees, shrubs and reddish rock behind them. Most men wear white shirts and white dhotis, some wear rudraksha or bead malas, and several women wear saris and salwars in blue, pink and red. Many have eyes closed or heads bowed in meditation, and a few sit on red plastic chairs at the front. No individual is clearly identifiable as a person in this frame.2008-07-27January 01 20082008-01-01