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A seated audience in white clothes sits on a mat on a hall floor facing a raised stage draped with dark red curtains. On stage, a figure in white robes sits on the floor near a microphone stand, beside a woman in an orange sari seated on a chair. A standing man in a red and white top holds a microphone, and another person in white stands at the right edge. Colourful woven banners hang from the stage pillars and lanterns glow above. Several attendees in white sit in the foreground.

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December 29 20062006-12-29December 29 20062006-12-29 +1 copiesDecember 29 20062006-12-29A photograph of a seated audience of many people in white and light grey clothes, facing a stage with dark red curtains. On the stage, a man in an orange-saffron shawl and white robes sits centrally at a microphone stand; a man in white kurta sits to the left, and a standing man in white holds a microphone to the right. A cameraman with a video camera on a tripod films from the right edge. A small white plastic chair row sits at the stage edge, with two women in white nearby. Floor-level audience members sit cross-legged, indicating a satsang or discourse. Pale lamp-lit hall with a painted decorative pillar at top right. The central figure has a shaved head and saffron shawl; presentation is consistent with the page's a person reference but identity is uncertain from appearance alone.2006-12-29December 29 20062006-12-29Indoor event in a hall with a dark red curtain backdrop and a raised stage. A seated figure in orange-saffron cloth and white garments sits centrally on the stage, hands raised in gesture, with a microphone stand before him. A man in white shirt and trousers stands to the right holding a microphone, and another seated figure in white sits at far left on a white plastic chair. Two women in white sit to the right of the stage. Around twenty audience members in white clothing sit on mats on the floor facing the stage, several with grey or white hair. Three framed portraits stand on a table at right, and a blue bird logo appears in the upper left corner.2006-12-29A stage event in an ashram hall with a deep red velvet curtain behind a raised platform. A man in white clothes sits cross-legged on the left stage edge holding a microphone. Beside him, several people in white stand in a line, including a woman in a white sari with orange border, a man in white holding a black bag, and a man in white with a red and black shawl. A woman in white crosses the right side of the stage, and a man in white stands near a doorway at the back. A seated audience in white clothes fills the lower foreground, many with hands raised. Decorative painted columns with elephant motifs frame the stage and a bright light glares from the right.2006-12-29 +1 copiesPhotograph of a seated assembly in an open pavilion stage at an event, viewed from behind a crowd of men in white clothes sitting on the floor. On the raised stage, a seated figure in saffron-orange robes sits on a white chair in the centre, with a standing man in white at the right and another seated person in white beside him. At the left, a woman in orange sits near a white chair. Behind the stage hang maroon curtains, and yellow and patterned banners frame the top. Framed portraits and posters are displayed along the stage edges. a person (saffron robes, central seated figure) is present on stage with the audience; identity is based on appearance cues only.2006-12-29Photograph of a seated audience in white clothes facing a raised stage inside a tent-covered hall during an evening gathering at Aadhi Peetha, Bidadi. On the stage, a central figure in orange robes sits on a white chair with a microphone, flanked by two people in white standing, and another standing figure in white at left. Hanging decorative panels with geometric patterns, a maroon curtain and small framed portraits decorate the stage. A woman in orange sits at the left edge near the audience, and a cameraperson with equipment stands at right. Audience members sit on mats in white garments, some wearing rudraksha malas.2006-12-29December 27 20062006-12-27December 29 20062006-12-29December 29 20062006-12-29