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December 20 2009

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Wide view of a large white-canopied hall filled with seated devotees, mostly women and girls in white and pastel saris, with some in yellow, orange and maroon. Rows sit on orange mats and chairs toward a raised stage at the far end, where a figure in orange sits on an ornate gold throne before dark red drapes. Two large screens flank the stage, and the right screen shows a close-up portrait of a person. Colourful striped decorative hangings with orange tassels line the ceiling. A small logo appears at the upper left corner of the image.2009-12-20December 21 20092009-12-21Wide view of a large hall under a draped white fabric ceiling with fans and tall multicoloured cloth banners hanging from pillars. Many women sit cross-legged on orange and striped mats facing a raised stage. Most wear white or pale saris and salwar, some in green, pink and orange. Hair is worn in long braids or buns. On the stage a golden ornate throne-like seat with a central deity murti and lit lamps sits before a blue drape. Two projector screens show slides on either side of the stage. Roughly a hundred or more women are visible.2011-02-27 +1 copiesJanuary 02 20102010-01-02 +1 copiesA large hall filled with seated devotees on striped red and white mats facing a gilded throne on a stage, with a blue curtain behind it. Many attendees wear white kurtas and white saris, while others wear saris in orange, teal, green and maroon. Overhead, white draped fabric is decorated with colourful patterned banners with orange tassels. Two projection screens flank the stage, showing a crowd. A figure seated on the golden throne is visible at the centre front, with brass lamps arranged beside it. A blue figurine stands near the left side of the stage.2011-02-27 +2 copiesA large photograph of a dense crowd seated on the floor of a big white tented hall during an evening event. Most attendees wear white clothes and saffron or orange shawls over their shoulders, with some in other colours. Strings of orange, red and yellow hanging decorations line the tent ceiling beneath warm lights. On a stage at the front, a figure sits on a raised seat in front of a large framed image of a deity-like figure, with a red curtain behind. Two large screens on either side show a person in red. Attendees fill the hall to the sides and back, with a few people standing near the stage.2016-05-05A large wide-angle photo of a crowded hall during a satsang or discourse. Hundreds of devotees sit on orange mats and cloth, most dressed in white, with some women in yellow and orange saris. A tall stage at the far end has a deep red curtain, and a figure in orange sits on a white throne-like seat in the centre of the stage, flanked by white candles and a microphone stand. Tall cylindrical hanging banners with bright geometric patterns in yellow, blue, green and red decorate the white tent ceiling, along with rows of ceiling fans.2009-12-20December 20 20092009-12-20A large tented hall packed with a dense crowd of seated devotees, mostly women and men in white and saffron-red clothing, many wearing red-orange shawls. Strings of colourful hanging decorations and warm lights hang from the tent ceiling. On a raised stage at the far end, a figure sits on a central throne before a red curtain, flanked by two large screens showing a woman in pink. The scene is a satsang or discourse gathering. a person presence is not visually confirmed, so the central figure is described by role only.2016-05-05December 21 20092009-12-21A large white tent hall, dimly lit, filled with many seated people in white and orange saris, salwar and shawls, with long braided hair visible from behind. Colourful decorative hangings in yellow, red and blue with elephant motifs line the tent poles. On a raised stage with a purple curtain, a large projected portrait of a man with short hair and a broad smile is shown behind a small decorated altar with a deity murti and flower garlands. Small oil lamps and a fan sit at the stage edge.2007-02-15November 10 20102010-11-10