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May 09 20132013-05-09May 18 20132013-05-18A large seated congregation in an indoor hall during a satsang talk. Most attendees wear white clothes and rudraksha-style beaded necklaces, and many have shaved heads and white or tilak marks on their foreheads. A man in an orange t-shirt with a lanyard sits among them. Patterned mats cover the floor, and the audience faces forward toward the speaker, who is not visible. A purple logo appears in the upper left corner.2010-09-14A large seated gathering of devotees in white kurtas and dhotis, eyes closed in meditation, filling a hall. In the foreground a man with a white forehead band and a rudraksha mala sits with head bowed; a bespectacled man in white with a rudraksha mala sits centrally, and several men on the right wear gold chains and small tilak marks. Many others fill the background, with a few children visible. No speaker or throne is clearly visible; the scene shows a satsang or meditation session with people sitting in silent stillness.2013-05-12October 10 20172017-10-10 +1 copiesA large indoor gathering of men seated closely in rows, most dressed in white shirts and white dhotis with gold-bordered cloth, many with white vibhuti or sacred ash marks on their foreheads and rudraksha malas around their necks. Several younger boys in the foreground wear bare-chested gold-bordered dhotis and rudraksha malas, and some wear lanyard identification badges. Behind them, a crowd extends back into a hall with tiled walls and wooden window frames. No speaker or person presiding is clearly visible in this frame, and no identifiable a person candidate appears in the image.2015-08-09 +1 copiesJuly 31 20162016-07-31A large seated congregation fills a bright hall with pink-washed walls during a satsang-style gathering. In the foreground, men in white dhotis and shirts sit with rudraksha malas; a bald man in a grey shirt sits at lower left, and a man in a red shawl with a mala sits at lower right. Several participants wear white and saffron-orange clothing with tilak marks on their foreheads, and some wear saffron-orange garments. Behind them, rows of attendees and volunteers in white stand or sit along the walls, and a framed portrait of a saffron-clad figure hangs on the wall at upper right. Red banners hang near the doorways. No single person is clearly identifiable as the speaker in the frame.2016-04-10A large seated congregation of devotees with eyes closed, meditating in a hall during an aushada event. Most wear white kurta-style clothing; a few wear collared shirts or a saffron-orange shawl. Several have vibhuti or tilak marks on the forehead, and some wear rudraksha malas. A cream-and-pink printed badge is pinned to many chests. The foreground is densely packed with people and the background rows fade into a crowd. No a person candidate is visibly identifiable among the figures.2017-09-09 +1 copiesA group meditation session in a bright hall with lined rows of people seated cross-legged on mats with eyes closed. In the foreground a bald man in a white graphic t-shirt and grey trousers sits with hands resting on his knees. Centre, a man in an all-white kurta and dhoti sits in a meditation pose with hands in mudra, wearing a name badge. Beside him an older man in white with grey hair sits with hands on his knees. To the right, men in striped and checked shirts sit with badges, and bookshelves line the background. Mats in purple and yellow lie on a reflective floor.2015-06-20 +1 copiesApril 21 20172017-04-21A large seated congregation of devotees sits in rows inside a bright hall during a satsang or meditation sitting. Most wear white or light clothing with rudraksha malas; a man in a pink kurta and another in pale blue sit at left, and a bald man in white with folded hands sits centre. A bare-chested man with folded hands sits in the middle row. Behind them a large projected or printed image of a figure is visible on a stage with a golden throne-like structure at right, and a framed painting hangs on the upper left wall. Several people have white tilak marks on their foreheads. Some participants have eyes closed in meditation.2018-04-01 +1 copies