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November 16 2003

February 15 2010

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A large indoor hall filled with a dense crowd of seated attendees, seen from behind, facing a stage at the far end. Most wear white shirts and white dhotis or saris in white, with some in bright colours such as purple, blue, red and pink. Many men have short dark hair; several women wear flowers in their hair and a few have garlands. White plastic chairs fill the floor. On the stage backdrop are red and white drapes with large orange-framed portraits and a banner reading KAILASA, and a small figure in orange robes stands on the stage. Stage screens on the sides show more images of the figure in orange. The crowd extends to the back of the hall beneath tall pillars.

February 14 2010

February 14 2010

A large indoor hall filled with a dense audience seated on black chairs, mostly viewed from behind, with many people wearing white and bright shirts. On a stage at the far end, a few figures in saffron and white stand near a decorated backdrop of green garlands and yellow and orange drapery, with floral arrangements below. Two projection screens flank the stage showing a speaker at a podium. Warm ceiling lights illuminate the room.

Photograph from the back of a very large indoor hall filled with a dense crowd of seated devotees, mostly in white and pastel clothing, with many women wearing braided hair and flowers. In the far distance a stage is decorated with marigold garlands and an illuminated backdrop banner with Tamil script; a few figures stand near the stage, and an ornate frame and monitors line the hall. Ceiling fans and lights hang overhead.

Wide indoor photo of a packed hall with hundreds of seated devotees in white and colourful saris and shirts on white plastic chairs, facing a raised green-carpeted stage at the far end. A large banner with a portrait of a long-haired man with raised hands is hung behind the stage, and a small figure in orange sits on a central seat. Strings of fairy lights line the upper balconies, where more people watch from above.

A large indoor hall viewed from the back, filled with a dense audience seated on black chairs and standing along the aisles, mostly in white and light traditional clothing. A stage at the far end is decorated with yellow and orange drapes, green and gold garlands, and floral arrangements, with two projection screens on either side. Ceiling lights hang in rows above. Several people in the foreground are wearing white dhotis and sarees. A figure in the center aisle stands near the stage.

A large indoor hall with a metal roof and tall columns holds a dense audience of hundreds seated on beige plastic chairs, most dressed in white with some in saffron, red, green and multicoloured saris and kurtas. At the far end a decorated stage with red and white draping, lamps and framed images hosts a small figure at a central podium, too distant to describe. Banners and framed pictures hang along the walls. The audience faces the stage, forming a packed crowd that fills most of the frame.

A large indoor hall filled with a dense crowd of seated attendees on rows of pale beige plastic chairs, viewed from behind. Many people wear white shirts and kurtas, while women wear saris in teal, orange, maroon and blue; one woman has white flowers in her hair. A stage at the far end has a red-and-white striped canopy and a central backdrop with a framed portrait and text; a large screen on the right shows a figure in orange robes. Overhead lights and banners line the hall.