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September 10 20122012-09-10September 10 20122012-09-10September 10 20122012-09-10A large indoor hall with men seated on the floor in rows on orange and brown mats, many wearing plain white dhoti-style cloth with red-bordered shawls and rudraksha malas around the neck. Several have tilak or vibhuti marks on their foreheads, and some wear headphones. Small brass lamps, bowls and offerings sit in front of them. Behind them, a larger crowd of seated people in mixed casual and white clothing fills the room, with some in orange and white attire. The atmosphere suggests a seated satsang or meditation gathering.2010-10-13A large hall with many seated devotees on blue-and-white striped mats, most wearing white kurtas and white dhotis, some in colored shirts. A man in the foreground wears a rudraksha mala and a white shirt and sits cross-legged, looking toward the front. Several people have white or sandalwood forehead markings, and a few wear orange or yellow garments. Red drapes and a framed banner hang on the back wall. A poster on the upper right is partly visible. a person's appearance is not clearly visible in any person shown.2011-11-06April 04 20122012-04-04A seated group of devotees listens attentively to a talk in a hall with red curtains and white walls. In the foreground a young man in a white kurta wears a rudraksha mala and a vertical tilak on his forehead, hands clasped, gazing upward. Beside him, a man in white shirt-and-dhoti holds a bead mala and sits cross-legged on blue mats, with open books and a phone on the floor. Others in white garments and orange-beaded necklaces sit behind, some with hands folded or raised near their faces. Roughly ten to fifteen people are visible, though not all faces are clear.2011-10-22September 10 20122012-09-10A seated congregation of many devotees fills a hall, sitting on colourful striped mats. Most wear white dhotis and white shirts, while others wear orange or saffron cloth and rudraksha malas, and several have white vibhuti or tilak marks on their foreheads and bodies. Some devotees have their hands folded in anjali mudra, and a few appear to be clapping. Wooden chairs and wooden doors are visible in the background. No individual can be confidently identified as the a person from appearance alone, so the people are described by role and attire only.2017-06-21February 14 20162016-02-14September 10 20122012-09-10November 22 20182018-11-22