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Indoor photo of a large seated gathering in a whitewashed hall with a thatched roof and a colourful striped mat on the floor. In the centre a man in white with a rudraksha mala sits before a microphone on a stand, with a black bag beside him. Many men and women in orange and saffron robes, some with gold necklaces, sit around him, while others in white and cream saris stand near the back wall. A wall hanging with coloured circular motifs hangs beside a wall clock. Several participants wear white with orange shawls.

March 08 2012

A large tented hall with striped decorative hangings overhead shows a dense seated audience of many people in white and orange-saffron clothing, many wearing yellow or orange shawls and sitting on orange cushions in rows. In the foreground, a few shaved-headed young men in saffron robes sit closely together. A video camera on a tripod and stage lighting are visible at the front, with a backdrop image of a hill at the far end. No individual is clearly identifiable as the a person in this crowd view, and the speaker's position is not visible enough to confirm.

September 07 2010

2010-09-07 +2 copies

Indoor event under a white tent with decorated blue and yellow pillars. Several people in orange and saffron robes stand on a raised stage, including a standing man in orange holding a microphone and a woman in a red sari at a central table. On the right, a large backdrop shows a mountain under a dusk sky, with a figure in orange seated on a raised platform in front of it. Along the bottom, a seated audience in white and yellow shawls sits on colourful mats, with a man on the right in white and a red-and-white beaded garland. A cameraman in white stands at the left edge filming. The backdrop figure is a depiction on a printed or projected image, not a person physically present. The scene resembles a satsang gathering.

March 24 2008

February 12 2008

January 19 2013

A open-sided pavilion with a corrugated roof where a seated speaker in orange robes and an orange shawl sits on a white-covered cushioned seat facing an audience, speaking into a microphone on a stand. The speaker has long dark hair and a rudraksha-style neck adornment is not clearly visible. Before them a crowd of men in white dhotis and shirts sits cross-legged on a blue tarpaulin, several with hands pressed together in namaskar, while a few women in saris sit toward the right. Two boys in the front foreground sit with arms folded. A red and gold rug lies in front of the speaker and a loudspeaker sits at lower left. A man in white with an orange shawl stands near the back right and a cameraman in white and orange stands behind the crowd. The crowd fills the floor, with.

A photograph of a seated group in a whitewashed hall with large windows and white plastic chairs along the wall. Many women in orange and saffron robes and white dhotis with yellow borders sit cross-legged on a striped striped rug. In the foreground a woman in orange sits facing the group beside a microphone on a stand, with another seated woman in orange at the left edge. Several older women sit in chairs at the back, and a standing woman in a green and white sari appears at the right. The seated women hold books and papers.

A seated man with long dark hair wears saffron orange robes and a rudraksha mala, sitting on a red patterned rug beneath a golden ceremonial staff. Beside him another man in saffron clothing and a mala sits on the rug, holding the staff. Behind them a man in white with an orange shawl films with a video camera. Seated devotees on mats fill the hall, some in white and others in colourful saris, with flower garlands. Strings of paper lanterns and green leaf decorations hang overhead, and a golden deity murti is at the right edge. A poster with printed text is on the back wall.

July 17 2008