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October 24 2010

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A close side view of a shaved-headed man in a white garment with an orange shawl, seen in profile looking upward, with other men in orange shawls and white clothes beside and behind him.2010-09-24Three shaved-headed male devotees sit in a row in profile, eyes closed or lowered, in a meditative or chanting posture. The man on the left wears orange-saffron cloth with a maroon border, a rudraksha mala, and white tripundra with a red bindi. The middle man wears saffron-orange cloth and a rudraksha mala and wears rimless glasses. The man on the right wears a white cloth and rudraksha mala and also wears glasses. Behind them is a cream wall, a red bowl on a shelf, and a red cloth at the right edge. No identifiable a person figure is evident, so the seated men are described by role only.2011-09-16A photograph of seated devotees in white ashram clothing listening attentively at a session on a white floor covering. In the foreground a bald young man in white with an orange-red shawl and a rudraksha mala looks forward. Beside him a man in white with glasses, a wristwatch and a mala sits cross-legged. On the right a man in white wears a yellow shawl and glasses. Behind them several other men and boys in white and a boy in a red shirt sit listening. A small book lies on the floor at lower left. No candidate for the page subject is clearly distinguishable by appearance, so no identity is asserted.2010-09-04A candid photograph of two shaved-headed men seated outdoors in profile, facing left. Both wear white shirts with orange saffron shawls draped over their shoulders. The man in front has a calm, attentive expression, while the man behind sits with one arm resting on his knee and a wristwatch visible. A third person in an orange shawl is partly visible at the top of the frame. The background is a pale wall and a light-coloured paved area.2010-09-24A seated assembly of devotees in an ashram hall, photographed from the front. Most are shaven-headed men in white dhotis and white kurtas with orange shawls draped over their shoulders, with white tilak marks on their foreheads. One man in the foreground wears an orange robe with a gold chain and bangles, sitting cross-legged on an orange mat, and another in the foreground wears a white dhoti with a rudraksha mala. Some attendees wear yellow shawls, and a few have spectacles. They sit attentively on orange mats facing the speaker, with laptops and notebooks nearby.2010-10-27October 06 20112011-10-06A photograph of a seated audience at an evening session, with several men in white ritual clothing and yellow shawls sitting close together. In the foreground, three men face left, attentive: the nearest wears a gold chain over a pink-edged white garment, and another wears a white tilak mark on his forehead. Behind them, more seated devotees in white and yellow are visible, and a microphone stand appears at the left edge.2010-09-13 +1 copiesA seated group of people meditating with eyes closed in a hall. In the foreground, a young man with a red bindi and rudraksha mala wears orange robes and glasses. Beside him, a bespectacled young man in a saffron shawl and red-orange garment sits with eyes closed. At right, a shaved-headed man with white tripundra marks, a red bindi and rudraksha mala wears orange robes. Behind them, men in white clothes with orange lanyards sit in meditation, and an older man in white with glasses sits at far right. The setting appears to be an indoor assembly for an inner awakening class.2013-03-13October 17 20112011-10-17September 04 20122012-09-04March 13 20132013-03-13Three men sit cross-legged on an orange floor mat on a stage in front of a dark blue curtain. The man on the left wears white clothes, a yellow shawl, and a rudraksha mala, and holds papers. The man in the centre wears white clothes, an orange scarf, and a rudraksha mala, with his hands folded. The man on the right wears orange robes and an orange shawl, holding papers, with a microphone on the mat in front of him. Small microphones sit on the mat and papers lie beside them.2010-10-23