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February 17 20132013-02-17Women seated cross-legged on maroon floor mats in a large hall with pale walls and ceiling lights, eyes closed in meditation or satsang. They wear white and cream saris and kurtas with gold borders, rudraksha-style beaded necklaces, and red bindis; several have lanyard name badges. Some hold their hands together in prayer; a plastic water bottle sits on the mat in front. Men and others are seated further back in the hall.2015-11-22A large seated gathering of women in white and cream traditional dress with gold-bordered saris, sitting cross-legged on red mats in a hall. The women in the foreground wear red coral-bead malas, black beaded necklaces and white sacred ash marks on their foreheads. The woman at centre has her eyes closed and hands folded in her lap, appearing to meditate, while others look forward with focused expressions. Notebooks, a bag and a small pouch lie on the mats in front of them. Many more people are seated in rows behind, with a blurred background of pillars and lights.2014-08-23June 22 20122012-06-22October 03 20122012-10-03Women sit cross-legged in rows on striped cushions in a hall with a polished floor, eyes closed in meditation or satsang. The foreground woman wears a pink sari with gold border, glasses and a bangle, with a water glass and bag beside her. Others wear white sarees with gold borders, and one wears a white shawl. Maroon curtains and a wall panel form the background.2011-11-11February 17 20132013-02-17June 24 20122012-06-24June 23 20122012-06-23November 25 20102010-11-25October 31 20112011-10-31A group of women sit cross-legged with eyes closed on woven straw mats, appearing to meditate during a programme. The woman in front right wears a white and green floral sari with a rudraksha mala, a pendant and a white identity badge, with a vertical white tilak and red bindi. Beside her, a woman in a white and grey dupatta holds her hands together in prayer, wearing a rudraksha mala. Another woman in a white floral top and brown cardigan sits at left with a mala, and more seated devotees in white and beige appear behind. Visible printed badges indicate event participants.2007-01-27