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April 05 2017

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A photograph of a large seated audience inside a hall at an ashram event. Many devotees sit on cushions and folding chairs, most wearing headphones for translation. Women wear white, cream, yellow, teal and saffron-orange saris and salwar kameez, and a few men in white kurtas are visible. A woman in an orange top stands near the left background, and an orange drape hangs behind her beside a wall with a gold-framed deity mural. A projection screen is mounted at the top. Many attendees appear to be non-Indian visitors seated among Indian devotees. The image is a densely packed crowd scene; no individual presenter is clearly visible on stage.2011-12-04October 16 20102010-10-16 +1 copiesPhotograph of a large seated audience on white sheets inside a decorated hall with orange and red hanging fabric decorations. Many devotees sit cross-legged facing forward, several wearing lanyards with orange and red beaded neck cords. A foreground man in a white kurta sits beside a woman in a teal sari with a patterned border, while a man in a grey shirt and white dhoti sits at left. Some attendees wear red-and-white shawls. A photographer with a camera stands at the upper right. A water bottle rests on the floor at left, and the back rows show many more participants. No identifiable a person figure is clearly visible.2015-10-18June 17 20122012-06-17 +1 copiesDecember 09 20152015-12-09October 18 20152015-10-18October 04 20162016-10-04April 15 20122012-04-15October 26 20152015-10-26A seated crowd of devotees in an outdoor courtyard at night, with string lights and a red wall behind them. In the centre, a woman with a short black bob, glasses, and a green-and-gold sari holds a microphone and speaks, while a blonde woman in a pink wrap and dark blue top sits beside her. Around them, people in white kurtas and white shirts wear rudraksha malas, some with white vibhuti marks on their foreheads. A bald man in white in the lower left has white markings on his forehead, and a woman in a green sari with a rudraksha mala sits in the lower right. No one in the scene is clearly identifiable as a person, and no throne or raised seat is visible.2017-04-05June 21 20152015-06-21December 23 20162016-12-23