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September 13 20132013-09-13Outdoor group meditation on woven mats in dry earth. Many devotees sit cross-legged with eyes closed, mostly in white kurta-style clothing with red or orange shawls and orange lanyards with ID badges. A foreground man in a white shirt and white trousers, with a red waist cord and a red bangle, sits with hands resting on his knee. Seated beside him, a bald man with a red-orange shawl and a red tilak on his forehead meditates. Behind them, a row of seated devotees in white and red garments continues into the background, along with a few women in red shawls. A purple-and-white logo appears in the upper left corner.2013-03-31A photograph of a seated group meditation or satsang with many people sitting cross-legged on woven mats outdoors, eyes closed. Most wear white kurta-style or white T-shirt clothing with red or maroon shawls and orange lanyards with name badges. A bald man in front centre has a small red mark on his forehead and sits with hands resting on his lap. A man on the right wears a white T-shirt, orange lanyard and wristwatch, with eyes lowered. Background shows dry earth, a stone wall and a white structure. No one at the front is identified as a person.2013-03-31A large seated gathering of devotees sits on red and multicoloured mats beneath a big banyan tree outdoors. Most wear white clothing with orange-red shawls draped over their shoulders, and some wear red-and-white beaded necklaces. Many sit cross-legged, a few lie back with eyes closed, and some hold water bottles or bags. A camera on a tripod stands near the front, and a man in white and red sits on a stone ledge at the upper right. No individual is clearly identifiable as a person in this crowd scene.2016-04-03Outdoor group meditation session under shady trees at Adi Kailasa in Bengaluru, with a large seated crowd on mats and woven rugs. Most participants wear white kurta-style clothing with red or maroon shawls and orange lanyard badges. Several sit cross-legged with hands in prayer or resting on laps, some with eyes closed. A woman at far left in orange and red garb plays a drum, and a cameraman on a tripod stands at the upper back. Approximately 60 seated people are visible. No individual is clearly identifiable as the a person from appearance cues, so no a person candidate is marked.2013-09-13September 13 20132013-09-13October 11 20062006-10-11Outdoor satsang or meditation gathering under trees on orange mats, with a large crowd of devotees standing with hands folded in prayer. Many wear white kurtas and white clothes with red or orange shawls and saffron-orange rudraksha malas. In the foreground a bald, bespectacled man in a white sleeveless top with orange and white stripes and orange mala stands with hands joined, and a man in white kurta with a red-orange shawl stands beside him. Some attendees wear badges on lanyards and women wear shawls and flowers in their hair. Green foliage and a red wall form the backdrop. No prominent figure is clearly identifiable as a person.2013-09-13Outdoor group meditation in a shaded grove at Adhi Kailasa, Bengaluru. Many devotees stand in rows on orange and blue mats, most in white kurtas or white clothes with red shawls, some wearing orange-beaded necklaces. Hands are pressed together in prayer or held in mudra, and several people have eyes closed. A bald man in front wears a white sleeveless top with an orange-and-gold lanyard, and women with red shawls stand at left. Tree canopy and a red building are visible behind.2013-09-13A row of about two dozen people sits cross-legged in meditation on bare ground beneath a large spreading banyan tree with long aerial roots. Most wear white clothes with orange shawls and rudraksha-style beaded malas; a few are in plain white. Some sit with eyes closed and hands resting in their laps. A red carved object and a white decorated stone edge appear in the lower foreground. The scene reads as group meditation or yoga outdoors.2006-10-11October 02 20132013-10-02September 01 20112011-09-01