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A large seated audience in white ritual clothing sits on a red mat inside a hall with pale walls. In the foreground, men in white kurtas and dhotis, some with rudraksha malas and visitor lanyards, clap with palms together. A man in a dark brown shirt and lanyard sits at left, and a boy in a striped blue shirt with glasses sits among them. Many others in the crowd raise hands or smile, and a few wear white caps. No individual is clearly identifiable as the a person from appearance cues.

Seated audience of devotees on white floor mattresses in a hall with green carpet and red aisle runner, attending a convention session. Foreground men wear white kurtas and ID lanyards; a man in a blue polo shirt sits at right, and a man at left wears a rudraksha mala and white clothes. Several participants clap or gesture with hands raised. A child in a yellow and green shirt sits center. Stacked chairs and a banner are visible in the background. Roughly thirty people are visible, all seated, with no clearly identifiable a person in the frame.

August 21 2016

2016-08-21 +1 copies

A large seated assembly of devotees fills a hall with striped cotton mats in red, green and purple. Most men wear white dhotis and white kurtas, and several have white tilak or sandalwood marks on their foreheads. In the foreground, a bald man in a navy-blue shirt and khaki trousers sits with palms together, beside a young boy in white and a man in light blue shirt. A man in white kurta with a white tilak on his forehead sits with hands pressed in namaste, and a man in a striped checked shirt sits nearby. Orange cushions and a few blue bags lie on the mats, and gold-coloured railings are visible at left. Framed pictures hang on the pale walls behind.

2017-07-15 +1 copies

December 22 2010

A seated crowd of young men in white ritual clothes listens to a talk in a hall with red and white striped mats on the floor. In the front, a smiling man in white kurta with a rudraksha mala and a dark-brown pendant sits at the centre, while others clap and laugh. At the far left, a figure in a saffron-orange robe and a purple turban sits near the front. Several women in white stand or sit at the back, and a table with a green bottle is visible at the right.

A large hall filled with seated devotees on red mats during a satsang. Most men wear white shirts and white dhotis or trousers, with ID lanyards around their necks, and several wear striped or patterned shirts. Many sit cross-legged with eyes forward, attentive to a distant stage at the far end of the room where a figure in orange robes stands near a golden ornate backdrop. Pink walls, red curtains and ceiling fans frame the space, and a few water bottles and bags lie on the floor. A large crowd fills the foreground and midground rows.

2013-08-16 +1 copies

November 01 2015

May 13 2012

2012-05-13 +1 copies

A large seated congregation fills a tented hall during a satsang-style gathering, with participants in white ritual clothing and kurtas sitting on red mats. Many have hands pressed together in namaskar or are clapping, and several wear rudraksha malas. A man in the foreground left wears a white shirt and folds his hands; a bearded elder in white with a white cap sits centre-left. Some younger attendees wear saffron-coloured shawls and dark shirts. Plastic water bottles sit near the lower left edge, and white and pink drapes line the tent behind the crowd.

April 14 2012

A seated congregation of men fills a hall with a polished pale floor and red curtains behind them, many sitting on thin striped mats in white kurtas and dhotis. Several in the front row sit with palms pressed together in anjali, eyes closed or lowered, in a satsang or meditation gathering. Some wear lanyard badges around their necks. A man in a navy shirt and a man in a checked shirt sit at the right edge, and a water bottle rests on the floor in front. The page indicates a person was present, but no visible figure shows the appearance cues needed to identify him, so none is named.