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September 23 20122012-09-23November 21 20052005-11-21A photograph of a discourse stage with a seated speaker in orange robes gesturing with raised hands, seated on a white-draped dais behind a microphone and a laptop. Garlands of orange and yellow flowers line the stage edge and a brass lamp stands at right. A large banner behind shows a smiling man in an orange turban and a Tamil headline. A second robed attendant in white and orange stands at the right near a speaker box. A sign reads 'Bhagavad Gita Satsang' in Tamil. Red draping covers the left side of the stage.2010-02-15A photograph of a satsang talk hall with a seated speaker on a red throne-style seat draped in a red and gold cloth. The speaker wears saffron-orange robes, a long orange-and-gold rudraksha-style garland and a gold necklace, and sits in a meditation posture with hands raised in gesture. Beside the throne stand gold pillars topped with flower arrangements in red, pink, yellow and white. Behind is a large banner of a smiling man in an orange turban with a red tilak, flanked by red swagged drapery with gold fringe. A blank white board stands to the right and a metal railing runs across the foreground. Printed Tamil and English text appears on the backdrop.2012-09-23November 21 20052005-11-21November 16 20052005-11-16September 22 20122012-09-22December 15 20062006-12-15November 16 20052005-11-16November 25 20062006-11-25November 21 20052005-11-21A photograph of an outdoor evening stage set up for a satsang. A seated man in saffron-orange robes, with an orange head wrap and a beaded necklace, sits cross-legged on a large white cushioned armchair at centre. A white plastic chair stands beside him. Above the stage hangs a tiered ceiling decoration of concentric rings in blue, orange and green with gold trim. Behind him a yellow-orange backdrop shows a large portrait of a smiling man in a white turban, and two large white cooling units flank the stage. A microphone stand stands at the right edge. The sign text names a person and a dhyana satsang.2005-11-16