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November 25 20102010-11-25A large seated audience fills a hall with orange floor mats, many attendees in white shirts and dhotis or light trousers, some wearing rudraksha malas and name badges with lanyards. Men dominate the front rows, with a few women in colourful saris visible at the back. A standing man in white is near the back wall, and yellow and orange banners hang from the ceiling. Several people carry white tote bags printed with a blue logo. The scene resembles a discourse or satsang gathering with a ceremonial setting, but no speaker or a person is visible in the frame.2010-10-23August 27 20172017-08-27June 06 20162016-06-06A large indoor satsang hall with a crowd of men seated cross-legged on orange mats, facing toward the front. Most wear white or light collared shirts, some with lanyard ID badges, and a few wear rudraksha malas. In the background, gilded deity statues stand near the walls and red curtains hang at the windows. No individual at the front can be clearly identified as the speaker, so no a person candidate is confirmed. The page is a dated Morning Satsang event.2010-11-25A large seated audience fills a hall, sitting on red floor mats with yellow cushions and pads. Many men wear white dhotis or shirts, and several wear red or orange shawls draped over their shoulders. A man in front wears an orange polo shirt with a name badge, and a man in a pink shirt sits nearby with a badge. On the right, a man with a bare upper body and a red sash sits cross-legged among devotees, and a young child in orange sits among the crowd. Others in the rows behind wear lanyards and sit attentively facing a stage area beyond the crowd. A small logo appears at the upper left, and the walls are plain with a red curtain panel at the top.2016-07-30December 31 20152015-12-31A large seated audience fills a hall at a discourse or satsang. In the foreground, a man in a red-and-white striped shawl and white dhoti holds a pen and notepad, next to a man in a dark kurta with a name badge. Other attendees wear white kurtas and dhotis, orange and red shirts, and pink checked shirts; several have tilak marks and beaded malas. Two men in front have lanyards and badges. Rows of attendees behind them face forward, and some sit on red mats. Nobody on stage is visible.2016-07-30A photograph of a large indoor hall filled with seated devotees on red and green mats, many in white kurtas and dhotis, others in orange and saffron robes, some wearing name badges. Several figures in the foreground look toward the front, one holding a lit incense stick or lamp. Hanging tassels in orange and green decorate the ceiling and a world map is mounted on the back wall; a deity murti is visible at the upper left. The crowd appears to be listening attentively, with many people in the foreground seated with hands folded.2015-09-15 +1 copiesA large seated audience of devotees sits cross-legged on orange and purple mats inside a bright hall with pink walls and red curtains. Most men wear white shirts and white dhotis, while some wear light shirts and trousers, and a few women in saris sit toward the back. Several attendees wear ID lanyards. A camera on a tripod stands at the left edge, and the front of the frame shows a reflective floor. No speaker is visible in this frame, and the audience faces forward toward the satsang seat.2010-11-09A large crowd of seated men fills the frame, sitting on orange-red floor mats in a hall. Most wear white or pale shirts and trousers, and several have name badges or lanyards on their chests. A man in the centre-right wears a white shirt, dark-rimmed glasses and a blue lanyard, with a red-and-white beaded mala around his neck nearby. Others wear striped shirts, a pink checked shirt and a yellow shirt, and they look toward the front attentively, as at a satsang talk. The photo is watermarked across the middle and bottom.2010-11-09A large seated audience fills an indoor hall with orange floor mats, many people sitting cross-legged or kneeling close together. Most wear white shirts, white dhotis or kurtas, and collared shirts in yellow, blue, pink and checked patterns, and many wear lanyard ID badges. Several men at the front-centre hold open booklets or pamphlets, and a rudraksha mala is visible on one man in white. Toward the upper right, a few orange-robed figures sit near the back, and a partial banner is visible at the top left. No clearly identifiable a person figure is visible in this view.2010-11-09