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October 10 20162016-10-10October 10 20162016-10-10October 04 20162016-10-04Photograph of a seated group on a red mat indoors. A woman in white clothes with a bindi and a red-and-white shawl sits in the upper left, looking down. In the lower left, a person in white with a red-orange lanyard sits with their back partly to the camera. On the right, a person in an orange robe with a gold-edged band, red thread on the wrist and white forehead markings gestures with one hand while another hand points at a small clear plastic box with a gold-edged framed plate on the mat. Water bottles and a steel flask lie nearby. Four physical people are visible, including partial figures at the edges.2016-10-04October 10 20162016-10-10A seated group of devotees in an indoor hall with pink floor cushions. In the foreground, a woman in a white top and red-orange shawl with a lanyard sits cross-legged facing an Indian woman in an orange saree with gold trim and long braid, who holds an open silver-toned tray with a gold border and looks down at it. Other participants wear orange and red-orange shawls; a blonde woman is seen from behind at lower right. No identifiable presence of the swami is visible; the scene shows participants in satsang-style seating.2016-10-10October 27 20132013-10-27August 10 20112011-08-10October 10 20162016-10-10Women seated closely on a red-floored hall, many wearing orange and maroon saris with rudraksha malas and gold borders, listening attentively to a discourse. A woman in the front centre wears a maroon sari with gold border and a white vertical tilak, her hand resting on the lap, while beside her a woman in orange holds a small book. Behind them, girls in black and red tops and older women in white and pastel saris sit in rows, with red pillars in the background. Satsang setting with devotees seated in a congregation.2014-10-02A photograph of a row of young women seated on the floor during a ritual, wearing saffron-orange saris with red borders and rudraksha malas. Several have white vibhuti marks on their foreheads and hair pulled back, with one wearing a small orange flower. They sit with palms pressed together or hands resting on their laps, eyes closed in concentration. Silver-toned ritual trays and small lit oil lamps sit on the left in front of them.2014-09-12July 08 20172017-07-08