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A photograph of a large seated gathering of devotees in white clothing with orange lanyards and orange-and-white badges, eyes closed in meditation. Many rows of people fill the frame. In the foreground, a man with short dark hair in white kurta wears an orange sash and rudraksha mala; beside him a man in white wears an orange lanyard and a red-and-white bead necklace. On the right, a man with a shaved head and orange-and-white beaded necklace sits with eyes closed, a red tilak on his forehead. Behind them, more participants in white sit in a hall, some wearing orange garlands and lanyards. No identifiable a person figure is clearly visible.

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May 16 20132013-05-16A 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 large seated gathering of devotees in white clothes with orange lanyards, eyes closed in meditation. In the centre-foreground a man with short dark hair, a dark beaded mala and a white garment sits with eyes closed and hands. Beside him a man in white wears a pale blue-violet blindfold or headband over his eyes. To the right an older man with white hair wears white and an orange lanyard, and a man with a forehead marking sits with eyes closed. Many blurred figures in white fill the background, sitting in rows in a hall.2013-05-16May 13 20132013-05-13A photograph of a seated group of devotees with eyes closed in meditation in a large hall with pale walls and a ceiling of recessed lights. In the foreground, a man in a white shirt and light grey trousers sits cross-legged on a red mat with his hands resting in his lap. Beside him a man in a white kurta sits on an orange cloth, hands folded. Other men wear white clothes with orange lanyards and ID badges, and a few young men with orange shawls sit in rows behind them. Among the group, no figure is clearly identifiable as the a person. Several more people are visible in the background, seated in a meditative posture.2013-05-15A dense crowd of devotees sits in a hall, mostly in white clothes with orange lanyards and ID badges. Many have eyes closed in meditation. In the foreground a man in cream clothing with a shawl sits near the frame edge, and a man in the middle right wears a rudraksha mala. Red-cushioned seats are visible behind them. Nobody in the scene is identifiable as the teacher, and no throne or stage figure is shown. The photo is a watermarked event photograph.2013-05-18A large seated assembly of men with eyes closed, appearing to meditate or chant in a hall. In the foreground, a man in white kurta with a rudraksha mala and a lanyard badge sits centrally, hands in lap. To his left, a younger man wears a saffron-orange shawl over white clothes with beaded malas. Other devotees in white and blue shirts fill the blurred background, some with forehead markings. No identifiable a person candidate with distinctive presentation is visible.2017-04-23April 23 20172017-04-23January 19 20132013-01-19April 23 20172017-04-23A large seated gathering of devotees in white ritual clothes, many wearing red shawls and orange lanyard badges, sits on the floor in meditative or chanting posture with eyes closed and hands folded. A man in front left wears an orange turban and glasses over a red shawl. A bare-chested man in the centre wears a white dhoti with a golden border and a rudraksha mala, hands clasped. Children with white vibhuti markings sit in the foreground. A red backdrop and a white-clad figure with a badge number are visible behind. No one in the frame is confirmed as a person by visible cues alone, so the presence of a candidate is uncertain.2013-05-20September 24 20162016-09-24