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May 25 2013

October 06 2016

A group of young men and boys in saffron-orange and white dhoti-style garments, many wearing rudraksha mala necklaces, dance or move together on a stage in a hall with pink walls. Several dancers in orange cloth with gold-edged borders raise their arms, while others in white garments stand in the group. A tripod-mounted camera stands in the foreground and a drum is visible at the right edge. Some performers have painted white markings on their faces, and a few people in the background wear white and orange clothing with malas.

A dense crowd of devotees dances energetically in a hall with cream tiled floor and red curtains. Many wear saffron-orange and rust-red dhoti or sari wraps, and some shirtless men wear rudraksha malas. In the foreground a man in a white dhoti with gold border raises his arm. Behind them golden ornate shrines and deity murti stand against the back wall, with framed pictures and a hanging LED screen. The group appears to be in a celebratory group dance during satsang.

A photograph of a group dance or procession inside a hall with cream walls, red curtains, framed devotional pictures and a red-draped table. In the foreground, a blurred figure in black gestures with outstretched arms. Several men in saffron and orange robes move forward with energetic steps, some with bare shoulders and rudraksha necklaces, one wearing a rust-coloured dhoti. Beside them, men in white kurtas and white dhotis, one with an orange shawl and lanyard, watch or move along. Two women in orange garments with beaded necklaces stand at the right. A bare-headed man in white appears at left. Potted greenery and a green cloth hanging with white dots appear in the background.

A large indoor hall with cream walls, red curtains and framed photographs on the walls, where a crowd of devotees dance energetically with arms raised. In the foreground, several men wear saffron/orange robes with rudraksha malas, one with white tilak marks on his forehead and bare chest, arms lifted. Others wear white dhotis, some bare-chested, and a few in orange and white clothing move alongside them. No single figure is clearly identifiable as a person from appearance, so no candidate is marked.

October 10 2016

A photograph of a busy hall where devotees in orange and maroon robes dance and sway with raised arms during a group ritual performance. In the foreground a blurred dancer in a black top and a dancer in gold-yellow garment move past the frame. A bald man in orange clothes with a rudraksha mala raises his hands near the centre, and a man in a white kurta stands behind him. A man in white with a shawl and a man in white with a mala stand at right. Behind them are red curtains, framed deity pictures on the walls, a green backdrop, and a canopy at back, with a pedestal at the rear.

A photograph of a large group of young men and some children dancing energetically indoors in a hall with pink walls and wooden doors. Most dancers wear saffron-orange dhotis or wraps with gold borders, while others wear white dhotis with gold waistbands. Several raise their arms and point upward, faces open and mouths shouting. Some have sacred ash markings on their foreheads and wear beaded necklaces. Behind them, a shirtless man with long hair raises his arm near a wall fixture. The scene looks like a choreographed group performance or celebratory dance. The lower-right corner carries a copyright notice.

2016-09-08 +2 copies

A photograph of devotees dancing energetically in a bright marble-floored hall with framed pictures on the walls behind them. In the foreground, several young men with long hair and bare chests wear saffron-orange dhotis and shawls, moving with raised arms and quick steps. A small girl in an orange sari-style wrap dances beside them, while men in white kurtas and dhotis and women in pink, purple and blue saris dance and clap in the background. Metal stanchions line the walkway. The scene reflects a devotional dance program.

September 30 2016