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A multi-panel collage photo grid. The large left panel shows a smiling bald man in saffron-orange robes seated on an ornate cream and gold throne-style armchair against red drapes, one arm resting on the chair. The smaller panels show classroom or session scenes: a young man in white writing in a notebook, rows of students in white and green-white clothing seated on mats with papers, and two men in orange and white robes writing at a low table. Panels show a workshop or gurukul-style study session. The grid has no visible text beyond the page, and the panels are pictured people rather than people in the physical scene.

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Photo 11684011Photo 11683762A multi-panel collage of photographs from a KAILASA event. The largest panel shows a seated man in saffron-orange robes with an orange shawl edged in gold, a rudraksha mala around his neck and a red bindi on his forehead, sitting on an ornate gold-patterned chair. He has dark hair swept back and smiles. Smaller panels show participants writing in notebooks: a man in an orange top reading a dark book, a woman in a white top and jeans writing, a woman in a red sari writing at a desk, and a man in a white shirt lying on a cushioned bench, writing on paper. Captions and labels identify the event sections.2011-11-25 +1 copiesPhoto 11683760November 21 20112011-11-21Photo 11683909 +1 copiesNovember 25 20112011-11-25 +1 copiesNovember 05 20112011-11-05October 21 20112011-10-21A collage of three photographs from a satsang gathering. The main right-hand panel shows a bare-chested man in saffron-orange cloth with a wrap over one shoulder, a rudraksha mala necklace and a headset microphone, seated on an ornate cream and gold throne with carved wooden arms against dark red drapery. The upper-left panel shows a seated audience of men in white and light clothing sitting on mats in a hall. The lower-left panel shows a large audience of women and men seated on floor mats facing a stage with a framed portrait and a flat-screen television. The seated figure matches the saffron-and-rudraksha presentation, so this is a person depiction in a satsang setting.2011-11-25 +1 copiesJuly 21 20102010-07-212010 - Photo Album +1 copies