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September 13 20132013-09-13September 13 20132013-09-13September 13 20132013-09-13September 13 20132013-09-13September 27 20132013-09-27A large seated congregation of devotees fills a bright hall, many dressed in saffron-orange cloth draped over bare shoulders and rudraksha malas, with white sacred markings painted on their foreheads and chests. In the foreground, several young boys and a girl sit with hands folded or palms raised, while a man in front right wears glasses, a white lanyard badge and an orange wrap. Behind them, a crowd in white clothing sits in rows, and a distant figure in orange stands near the far wall. No clearly identifiable distinctive a person cues are visible among the foreground people, so the presence of the teacher is uncertain. The scene suggests a satsang or group meditation gathering.2017-06-14November 28 20132013-11-28 +2 copiesSeptember 13 20132013-09-13November 28 20132013-11-28 +2 copiesNovember 28 20132013-11-28 +3 copiesSeptember 13 20132013-09-13A large indoor satsang gathering of seated devotees in a hall. Many men and boys in saffron-orange robes wear rudraksha malas and horizontal white ash stripes on their chests and foreheads, with some sitting cross-legged and holding hands in anjali. Behind them, a wider crowd of people dressed in white clothing fills the room, and a few women and a foreign-looking woman with long hair are visible among them. No figure in the scene is clearly identifiable as a person, and no throne or distinctive presiding figure stands out, so no appearance-based candidate is established. Several people are partially visible at the edges, and the crowd appears to number well over twenty.2017-06-14