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A seated group of young women and girls in a hall, most wearing saffron-orange sarees with pink or red borders and rudraksha malas, with white sacred ash markings on their foreheads. In the foreground a young woman in orange with a red bindi rests her chin on her hand while writing in an open notebook, beside an orange cloth bag. To the right a girl in a white saree with gold border holds a pen over a notebook. Behind them other attendees in red and white sit on the floor, and a green tablet and brass oil lamp lie on the floor in front.

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Photo 11736376June 04 20142014-06-04Photo 11735872February 14 20142014-02-14December 30 20132013-12-30August 05 20132013-08-05November 13 20132013-11-13May 09 20132013-05-09August 21 20142014-08-21February 24 20142014-02-24June 25 2014 - 12014-06-25Several young women in orange saffron saris and matching orange blouses sit cross-legged in a row on a white floor, eyes closed and hands in front of them as if chanting or meditating. Many wear dark rudraksha bead malas and small bindis or vibhuti marks on their foreheads. Behind them, a hall of seated devotees in orange, red and white clothes fills the room, with red curtains and a few men in white shirts. In the lower right, a brass kalasha-style vessel and a pencil sit on a table beside an open notebook.2013-12-10