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November 26 2011

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December 03 20112011-12-03 +1 copiesNovember 22 20112011-11-22December 10 20112011-12-10A large seated gathering of mostly men in white kurtas and dhotis sits cross-legged on blue mats in a bright hall during a meditation or satsang session. Many wear lanyards and rudraksha-style beads, and a few wear yellow, red or dark shirts. Framed portraits of a woman in saffron and other figures hang on the back wall between red drapes, with a saffron cloth visible near the right side and a projector screen above. Water bottles and small items lie on the floor among the participants.2011-11-26November 20 20112011-11-20November 26 20112011-11-26December 06 20112011-12-06A large hall with cream walls and a polished floor holds a seated congregation of many devotees, most in white ritual clothes and some in striped shirts, sitting cross-legged on mats and striped dhurries. Several have notebooks, water bottles and small steel tiffin containers in front of them. Framed portraits hang on the wall at the back, above red drapes and red valances. A large wall screen and a standing figure in an orange garment appear at the right. The room looks like a satsang or discourse session.2011-12-04A dim hall with pale pink walls, where many people sit cross-legged on woven mats in rows facing forward. Most wear white dhotis and white shirts, and a few wear white or cream garments with sacred threads. A young boy in a yellow shirt sits near the front, and a seated man at the lower left wears a white dhoti with a sacred thread. Small brass lamps and offering plates sit on the floor before them. Behind the crowd, a row of framed portraits hangs above red valances on the wall, and an orange cloth draped over a seat sits at the far right. The room is filled with seated devotees attending a discourse or satsang.2011-09-10December 10 20112011-12-10A large hall with a glossy floor and mats where a seated crowd of devotees sits in rows facing away toward the front. Many men wear white kurtas and dhotis, while others wear coloured shirts, and several have sacred threads or malas. Small brass plates, oil lamps, and offering trays sit in front of some devotees, along with an orange cloth bag. Framed portraits in red-trimmed frames hang along the walls, and a screen at the far end shows a projected image. Red curtains frame the windows.2011-09-16July 15 20172017-07-15 +1 copies