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July 04 2015

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A large seated satsang audience fills a hall, mostly women and men in white clothing with orange-red shawls draped over their shoulders. Many wear orange-red and yellow tilak marks on their foreheads and some have yellow turmeric or sandal markings. Lanyards hang around several necks. Some people look toward the front, others sit with eyes closed or look down at papers held in their hands. Purple patterned panels decorate the back wall. No a person candidate is visible among the foreground participants, and the front stage is not clearly shown.2015-05-13May 18 20142014-05-18May 04 20162016-05-04February 14 20162016-02-14July 05 20152015-07-05July 19 20152015-07-19 +1 copiesDecember 09 20152015-12-09A large seated audience fills a hall at an Inner Awakening darshan, mostly women in white clothes with orange lanyards around their necks. Many have sindoor or vibhuti marks on their foreheads. Purple decorative panels hang on the back wall, and a few people in the far back stand near a small table. In the foreground a woman with short grey hair and a woman in a red-orange shawl sit attentively. No individual presenter is clearly visible in this frame.2015-05-07A photograph of a seated audience at a satsang, filling a room with beige padded wall panels and a purple floral carpet. Many women wear red or orange shawls over white, saffron, yellow and pink saris and kurtas. A woman in an orange sari with a rudraksha-style mala sits near the centre, and a woman in a pink sari with a red shawl sits at right. Several attendees wear white and red shawls, and a few wear bindis. No speaker or dais is clearly visible in the frame, and the people appear to be listening attentively.2014-03-08May 02 20142014-05-02A photograph of a seated congregation at a satsang hall, mostly women in white tops and white garments with orange-red shawls draped over their shoulders and rudraksha malas visible at their necks. Many have eyes closed or heads bowed in meditation, with hands folded in laps. Some wear glasses, and a few wear bindi and sindoor; one older woman in a cream sari sits at lower left. Padded chairs with red upholstery and a purple patterned wall panel form the background. No single speaker or presider is clearly visible in this frame.2014-05-05July 03 20152015-07-03