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Photograph of a seated congregation during a satsang session indoors. Many men in white ritual clothes sit on blue-and-white striped floor mats and some on red-cushioned chairs, most looking down at notebooks, reading or writing. In the foreground a man in white with a rudraksha mala writes with a blue pen on a notepad, while a young man in a purple shirt with a lanyard holds a book. A bald man in white sits behind them, and a few attendees wear orange or grey clothing. No a person candidate is clearly visible among the attendees.

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A photograph of a seated ritual gathering in a bright hall with a light tiled floor. In the foreground, several men in white dhotis with gold-bordered shawls and rudraksha malas sit cross-legged on mats, some with hands folded in prayer, with brass plates, small oil lamps and bowls set before them. Behind them a large audience of men and boys in white, red, green and dark clothing sits in rows, and women in saris sit at the far left near a pillar. At the top right a gilded ornate shrine or throne stands against the wall. No individual is identifiable as a person from the visible cues, so no candidate is marked.

A photograph of a large hall where many men sit cross-legged or kneel on blue-and-white striped floor mats, writing in notebooks and on loose papers. Most wear white kurta-style clothing and some have lanyard badges; others wear checked shirts or a purple striped polo and a yellow t-shirt with maroon shorts. Framed pictures hang on the cream walls, and red curtains cover the windows. A blue shopping bag lies on the floor at left. The attendees appear to be taking notes during a session.

A large hall with a crowd of seated devotees on mats facing a ritual area in the foreground. In front, a priest in an orange-saffron robe and rudraksha mala sits cross-legged, with a row of white-clad priests in dhoti and shawl beside him. Brass plates, small oil lamps, lit candles and a smoking fire pit with offerings are arranged on the floor, and the group appears to be in a pada puja style ceremony. Behind them, rows of participants in white and mixed dress sit closely together, some with hands folded. Orange drapes hang from the ceiling at the top of the frame. The seated people in the foreground are in white clothing, and one figure in saffron at the front is clearly a priest. No clear face-based identification is possible.

A seated group of men in a hall with red floor cushions attends a satsang session, many sitting cross-legged with eyes closed or looking forward. In the foreground, an older man with a shaved head, white vibhuti on his forehead, round glasses, white kurta and a red shawl with printed text sits with a rudraksha-style mala around his neck. Others wear white shirts, a blue t-shirt, striped and checked shirts, and lanyards with name badges. Background participants sit in rows, and the setting appears to be a meditation or discourse hall.

A large hall filled with seated devotees on mats and cushions in rows, many dressed in white dhoti and shawl with gold borders, some in saffron and orange robes, and a few in maroon and red. Several people sit cross-legged on the floor facing forward, some with hands folded or holding small books, and a few plates or containers sit on the floor near them. Along the back wall, framed portraits on red-draped windows and red curtains line the room, with a platform and chairs at the far end. A bald man in red robes sits in the foreground at right, and a man in a white dhoti sits at the right edge. The setting resembles a satsang or meditation session.