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Night outdoor satsang on an illuminated stage under a yellow and orange canopy with blue scalloped drapes. A large crowd of seated attendees fills white plastic chairs in the foreground, many in white or pastel shirts. On the stage, a figure in a yellow turban and orange-saffron robes sits behind a desk with a laptop, flanked by flower arrangements and a floral border. A large backdrop image and banners frame the stage, and speaker stacks stand on either side. Additional tents and stage lights appear at right.

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January 10 20102010-01-10January 10 20102010-01-10 +1 copiesJanuary 10 20102010-01-10January 10 20102010-01-10January 11 20102010-01-11 +2 copiesNight photograph of an outdoor satsang stage under an orange and yellow canopy with blue and white scalloped valance. A seated speaker in an orange turban and robes sits at a wooden desk on the stage, with a large backdrop behind him bearing Tamil text and an image of a figure in an orange turban. Garlanded floral arrangements and brass lamp stands flank the raised platform, and stage lights hang from the canopy. In the foreground, a dense audience of several hundred seated people, many in white shirts, faces turned toward the stage, sits on white plastic chairs. A second canopy and screen are visible at the right.2010-01-10January 11 20102010-01-11 +2 copiesNight outdoor satsang at Tiruvannamalai in front of a large illuminated stage. Hundreds of seated attendees, mostly men in white and light shirts, face the stage from rows of black chairs. A large backdrop shows a smiling saffron-turbaned man above a lit floral arrangement and a decorated kalasha-style display, framed by flower garlands and ornate rangoli-like patterns. Floodlights stand on either side, and strings of lights and red-and-white ornamental lamps line the grounds. Within the scene, a figure seated on the stage in saffron is visible but too small to confirm identity, so the appearance is unsure. The large smiling portrait printed on the backdrop is a depiction, separate from any physical person. Readable Tamil text appears on the banner above the stage.2011-11-10January 11 20102010-01-11 +2 copiesJanuary 22 20102010-01-22 +1 copiesJanuary 11 20102010-01-11January 09 20102010-01-09 +1 copies