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September 17 2010

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August 12 20112011-08-12A photograph of a large hall filled with seated devotees, mostly women in white and yellow saris and some in orange and red, sitting cross-legged on the floor in rows. In the foreground, several women in orange and red saris sit before small brass plates or trays with flowers and offerings. The room is dim with a crowd stretching toward the back, and a white-robed figure can be seen among the seated rows. No clearly identifiable candidate for a person is visible in the foreground; the scene suggests a satsang gathering.2010-09-19A large hall with a long row of seated men in white dhotis and white shirts on the left, facing a central aisle. A standing man in white dhoti and shawl stands at the front center, facing the seated line, with an orange-clad figure seated near a small raised stage on the far left. On the right, women in yellow and white saris sit in rows on the floor, with a red curtain backdrop and ceiling fans overhead.2010-10-12September 10 20102010-09-10Annadhan in 20112011-01-01 +1 copiesAugust 16 20112011-08-16January 29 20122012-01-29October 05 20112011-10-05 +1 copiesA hall with a long central aisle photographed from the front. Rows of seated people in white and saffron clothing sit on the floor facing a raised seat at the far end, with a small figure seated near the centre front. Rows of green leaf plates with food are set before the seated rows. Vertical banners with gold and red borders hang along the walls, and ceiling fans are visible above.2010-10-12A photograph of a seated group of devotees in a hall performing a puja. Women in white and orange saris sit cross-legged on mats in rows, with brass plates and offerings in front of them, including small lamps, flowers and kumkum on the mats. Several women hold orange and red cloth or garlands. Behind them other devotees sit in the background among pillars in a bright ceremonial room. No identifiable a person is visible in the foreground.2010-09-25Annadhan in 20102010-01-01 +1 copiesJanuary 31 20122012-01-31