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September 20 2012

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A seated audience inside a hall with plastic chairs, windows with decorative grilles behind them. Men in white shirts and dhotis, one in a pink shirt, and a man in a striped shirt sit attentively, several wearing lanyard badges. Women in yellow and white saris sit in the foreground, one with a tilak on her forehead. No a person candidate is visible; attendees appear to be seated devotees listening to a programme.

A seated audience of devotees fills a bright hall with pale pink walls, wall-mounted air conditioners and rows of windows. Most attendees wear white: men in white shirts and white dhotis, women in white sarees with gold borders, many with rudraksha malas and small name badges. A woman in front wears a white saree with a green-and-gold border and a red-and-white bindi-style marking, while an older man at right in white with a mala smiles. Attention is directed forward toward an unseen teacher or speaker. Wooden flooring and ceiling fans complete the room.

A large seated audience fills a hall at a satsang or discourse. Many men wear white shirts and white dhotis or trousers with rudraksha malas, and women in white and blue saris sit on floor mats. A man with grey hair in a white shirt sits near the left, and a man in a dark blue shirt sits at right. A green water bottle rests on the mat in front. A gold ornament is visible at the upper right, and the walls are pale pink. The page's a person flag applies only to the event, so no a person candidate is visible in this crowd.

August 01 2008

August 22 2015

A dense crowd of devotees seated and standing in a bright white hall, viewed from behind with their heads bowed and eyes closed as if in meditation or prayer. Most men wear white shirts and white trousers, some with rudraksha malas visible at the chest, and several have vermilion or tilak marks on their foreheads. A few women in white saris and salwar kameez stand toward the back near tall windows, and one man near the front wears a striped shirt. Plastic chairs and white walls frame the scene. No single figure is clearly identifiable as the a person, so no candidate is marked.

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Photograph of a seated group inside a plain room with cream walls, a blue door and windows with curtains. Many attendees sit on a striped floor mat, mostly men in white shirts and white dhotis, with a young man in a yellow t-shirt and orange cloth in the lower right. Women in saris sit on white plastic chairs in the back and left. Several framed or hanging posters line the upper left wall. No speaker or throne is visible and no person is identifiable as a candidate for a person.

Photograph of a seated audience inside a plain white-walled hall with blue plastic chairs at the back and orange-and-green mats on the floor. Many devotees sit cross-legged or on their heels, mostly men in white shirts and white dhotis or trousers, several wearing ID lanyards, along with women in cream, pink, orange and red saris and salwar. Some attendees wear headphones for translation. A woman in the front left wears a red-orange sari and a black bead necklace. The people look attentively toward the front, with no speaker or stage visible in the frame.

January 12 2007

Crowded indoor hall with a seated audience of devotees, most men in white or light-coloured shirts and trousers, several with white vibhuti or sandal marks on their foreheads and red bindis. A man in the foreground at left wears glasses and a white-and-red forehead mark; another in a light blue shirt with a lanyard looks forward. Behind them, women in yellow and gold saris stand and sit among metal railing posts with rope barriers. Warm light falls through a doorway with greenery outside.

Photograph of a large hall with rows of seated attendees on white plastic chairs, mostly men in white dhotis and shirts, with women in colourful saris and salwars seated at the right. Several men in the front row sit on a green and red striped mat, one holding a folded paper. The tiled floor and open windows suggest a community meditation convention. No identifiable speaker is visible in this frame, so no a person candidate is present.