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Two women sit cross-legged singing at microphones on stands in front of a carved golden lattice screen with cross-shaped cutouts. The woman on the left wears a white saree with small gold leaf motifs, a rust-orange beaded mala and gold bangles, and a red bindi. The woman on the right wears a white saree with a maroon blouse and gold border, a rust-orange beaded mala over a beaded necklace, and a small red bindi. Both have their hands in gesture as they perform a devotional musical programme. A red Radel audio unit sits on the floor, and a faint logo appears in the upper left corner.

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Two women sit cross-legged on a red floor covering, singing kirtan at microphones on tall stands in front of an ornate gold-toned lattice screen with cut-out quatrefoil patterns. The woman on the left wears a white sari with small gold motifs and gold bangles, and holds a small object in her hands. The woman on the right wears a white sari with a green blouse and green border, a silver wristwatch, and a red-orange rudraksha mala around her neck; she holds a green object and sings with eyes lowered.2014-09-30Women and young girls sit cross-legged on a striped mat before a gold lattice wall with cut-out quatrefoil panels, singing into microphones on stands. The woman at right wears a green and cream sari with gold border, a red-orange beaded necklace and a bindi, holding a small booklet. The girl at left wears a deep maroon sari with gold border and a rudraksha mala, with a red bindi. Behind them a young girl in an orange top has a white forehead mark, and another person sits in orange. No swami is visible in this chanting scene.2014-08-28Two women sit cross-legged on a red mat before microphones, singing or chanting with eyes partly closed and hands raised in gesture. The woman on the left wears white clothes with a light white dupatta, a red-brown rudraksha-style bead necklace, and a white tilak on her forehead. The woman on the right wears a white sari with beige leaf-like motifs, a thick orange-brown rudraksha mala draped over her shoulders, and a red bindi. Behind them is a dark, textured panel and a partly visible person in dark clothing.2014-07-22August 16 20142014-08-16September 14 20142014-09-14Four women sit cross-legged on an orange cloth-covered stage in front of carved reddish-brown wooden latticed screens, singing into microphones on stands. The central woman wears a cream and white sari and a long coral-red beaded necklace, while the woman to her right wears a purple blouse with a cream sari, and the two on the left and far right wear white saris with coloured borders and beaded malas. Each has a small mark on the forehead. A brass lamp stands at the right edge, and a red Rode microphone unit sits on the stage in front.2014-07-06Four young women sit cross-legged on a red cloth-covered stage in front of an ornate gold-painted lattice screen with carved figures. Each has a microphone on a stand. The woman on the far left wears an orange sari with a red border and a rudraksha mala, the second wears a white sari with a gold border, the third wears a white sari with a black border and a red beaded necklace, and the far right woman wears a maroon sari with gold trim and a rudraksha mala. Some have forehead markings. Appears to be a satsang or discourse session with the women seated as speakers or chanters.2014-09-14Two women in white traditional attire sit cross-legged before microphones on stands, apparently at a satsang-style gathering. The woman on the left wears a white embroidered salwar-style outfit with a white dupatta, a red-and-white bindi, a tilak mark, and a rudraksha mala of reddish beads. The woman on the right wears a white sari with a light yellow border and carries a large rudraksha mala with brown beads, gold chains and bangles, speaking or chanting into the microphone with eyes closed. Plain wood-panelled walls form the background.2014-07-28July 25 20142014-07-25September 12 20142014-09-12 +1 copiesFour women sit cross-legged on a stage with red cloth draped over it, singing into microphones at a satsang. The woman on the far left wears a maroon blouse with a gold-bordered sari and rudraksha mala, playing cymbals. Next is an older woman in an orange sari with a rudraksha mala and sacred marks on her forehead. Third from left, a woman in a white sari with a red-and-gold border and rudraksha mala plays small cymbals. The woman on the far right wears a white sari with a gold border and red mala, holding cymbals. Behind them, a carved gold and green ornate wooden panel frames the stage. A microphone stand and speaker sit in front, with a partially visible man at the far right edge.2015-06-24July 20 20142014-07-20