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September 12 2013

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November 21 20112011-11-21A large indoor hall with pink walls and red curtains, where a crowd of women sits cross-legged on red mats facing forward. Many wear saris in bright colours: magenta and purple, orange and yellow, red, teal and white. Several wear white saris with red or saffron borders, and some have garlands or rudraksha-style necklaces. A standing attendant in white dress stands near the back left. Ceiling air conditioners, a gilded doorway and a side table with items are visible at the right.2013-09-16August 13 20162016-08-13A large hall filled with seated women in white and cream saris with coloured borders, sitting on red mats with notepads, water bottles and small blue sheets before them, many wearing name badges. Red curtains hang beneath framed photo panels on the walls, and at the far end golden ornate deity murti and a golden lion-like throne stand near the front. The scene resembles a satsang gathering in an ashram hall.2014-08-24A photograph of a seated congregation in a gilded hall. Many women in white cotton saris with gold borders sit cross-legged on colourful striped mats, with brass or gold posts in the foreground. Several wear white forehead bands (vibhuti-style lines) and rudraksha or gold necklaces. One woman in the front centre wears glasses and a cream-and-gold striped sari with a red bindi. Behind them, gilded chairs and an ornate golden backdrop are visible. A partially visible man in the lower right wears a rudraksha mala and bare upper body with a white cloth. No one in the scene is clearly identified as a person.2017-09-03June 08 20172017-06-08A seated audience fills a hall during a satsang gathering, with many people sitting on red floor cushions in rows. Foreground figures include a man in a white shirt and white dhoti at right, a woman in a white sari with gold border and glasses beside a man in a lavender shirt, and a woman in an orange sari with rudraksha mala and vibhuti marks on the right. Behind them, devotees in orange and saffron clothing wear rudraksha malas, and white-clad attendees sit near red curtains. No clearly identifiable speaker is visible on a dais, and no a person candidate's presence is confirmed from appearance.2013-07-18August 21 20122012-08-21 +1 copiesDecember 15 20062006-12-15May 24 20142014-05-24Many women and girls sit cross-legged on red-and-white striped floor mats in a bright hall, writing or reading printed papers on laps and on the mats. Several wear white saris with coloured borders, one wears an orange-and-green floral sari, another a yellow sari, and a young girl in a white dress with purple top writes. Name badges are pinned to many blouses. Red curtains and chairs are visible at the back, with a large crowd filling the room.2011-09-15October 24 20102010-10-24