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December 02 20092009-12-02October 07 20062006-10-07A large indoor hall filled with seated devotees, mostly women, dressed in white sarees with coloured borders and tied with green and white rosette badges. Many sit on white mats in rows, some with hands pressed together in namaste or clapping. Colourful striped hanging banners and a white tent canopy decorate the ceiling, with speakers and metal scaffolding overhead. At left, a deity murti and a large framed portrait sit near the stage area. Several men in white are visible at the back and right. The scene suggests a satsang gathering in progress.2007-02-15June 01 20092009-06-01A large indoor hall filled with seated devotees, mostly women, sitting cross-legged on a purple mat. Many wear white saris or dhotis with colourful borders in yellow, green, pink, orange and purple. Some have rudraksha or beaded necklaces and kumkum on their foreheads. Hanging vertical banners in red, orange and black with decorative patterns line the ceiling. Framed artworks of goddess figures, including a painting of a figure with a veena, hang on the back wall above a row of white-clothed participants. The atmosphere is one of quiet attentive sitting, consistent with satsang or a homa gathering.2006-10-21A large hall filled with many women seated closely on blue floor mats, mostly dressed in white saris with coloured borders in orange, green and blue, several with long braided hair. Hanging orange and patterned fabric panels decorate the ceiling. At the far end, a stage with a microphone stand and a small projection screen shows a face; a deity mural with a large golden disc hangs on the back wall. A standing person in white stands near the stage while others walk through the hall.2006-10-08A large seated crowd fills a tented hall with a blue carpet, where women and girls in white saris and mundus with gold borders sit cross-legged facing the front. Some wear orange or saffron shawls, and a few women in brown, yellow and green saris are mixed in. Colourful woven hanging banners and yellow lanterns decorate the tent ceiling, and portrait banners line the side walls. No a person candidate is clearly visible in the frame.2006-10-21February 24 20072007-02-24A large indoor hall filled with seated women and girls wearing white saris with orange or multicoloured borders and round badges pinned to their blouses. Many sit cross-legged on white mats in the foreground, some with rudraksha-style beaded necklaces, a few with red bindi dots; some look toward the stage. Behind them a man in white clothes stands near a standing child in an orange sari. Overhead hang white tent frames, red streamers, balloons and orange and black patterned banners. On the stage backdrop a framed circular image with a garland sits beside a large portrait of a woman with long dark hair printed on the wall screen. A framed portrait with long hair appears at the right edge.2007-02-15A large seated gathering of women in white and cream traditional sarees with gold borders, many wearing rudraksha-style beaded necklaces and green-and-gold rosette badges pinned to their clothes. They sit close together on white mats or sheets inside a dimly lit hall decorated with red and orange bunting and hanging banners. Several women in the foreground smile or look toward the stage, one in a red blouse and one in a blue patterned saree among them. In the background two men in white kurtas stand near the back wall, one in a white outfit and one wearing an orange shawl.2007-02-15July 17 20082008-07-17June 01 20092009-06-01