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A large seated audience fills a hall, with many people in close rows facing forward and looking toward the front. Women wear saris and salwar kameez in pink, orange, green, teal and white, some with dupattas and bindis. Several men in the foreground wear blue and white kurta-style clothing and dark shirts. Many attendees wear glasses, and a few hold notebooks. No stage figure or ritual activity is clearly visible in the frame, only the dense crowd of devotees seated in the hall.

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December 12 20162016-12-12December 12 20162016-12-12A large seated audience fills a hall, shown in a photograph from behind the front rows. Many people wear saffron, orange, red and white clothing, some with orange or red shawls draped over their shoulders. In the foreground a woman in a red and orange patterned blouse with a red bindi sits beside a woman in a grey-blue top and a red shawl, and a young woman in a yellow sari sits with her arms folded. Some attendees wear green lanyards. The hall has pale walls and a purple bird logo appears in the upper left corner.2016-05-07May 12 20162016-05-12May 09th 20162016-05-09A large seated audience fills the frame in a hall with white and red drapes behind them. Many people wear rudraksha malas and saffron, pink, purple and white clothing. A woman in the foreground raises her hand with a red wristband, and a bald man with a beard wears a white shirt and red mala. A small framed sign with text hangs at the top. No individual is clearly identifiable as a person from the visible cues, so no candidate is marked as present.2016-12-12A dense seated audience at an indoor satsang or discourse hall with white draped walls and red curtains. Many devotees, mostly women in saris and salwar kameez in pink, purple, orange and red, wear rudraksha malas and beaded necklaces. In the centre-right foreground a bald, bearded man in a white dhoti and shawl with red rudraksha malas sits among them. A small framed sign hangs at the top left. No deity, throne or a person depiction is clearly visible in the frame.2016-12-12A dense crowd of devotees seated closely together indoors, viewed from the front. Many women wear saris and salwar kameez in red, pink, orange, blue and teal, and some wear shawls and rudraksha mala beads. A woman in the foreground wears a red top with rudraksha beads and a gold pendant, and a few people wear red bindi marks. Men in white and pink shirts sit at the back. The gathering appears to be a large darshan or satsang assembly. No individual is identifiable as a person from appearance.2017-12-16A large crowd of devotees packed into an indoor hall, mostly seated or standing closely together. Many wear white or cream clothing, with some in orange and saffron shawls and scarves; a few men wear rudraksha-style neck beads and white kurtas. Foreground figures include a bald man in white with a beaded necklace and a man in blue shirt. In the background, people in orange robes stand near white draped tables and an orange-clothed figure at top left. No single leader is clearly visible in the frame; the focus is on the assembled crowd during an initiation gathering.2016-05-23December 16 20172017-12-16A dense crowd of devotees seated closely together in a hall, filling the frame from edge to edge. Many women wear saris and salwar kameez in saffron, orange, yellow, green and red, some with vibhuti or kumkum marks on their foreheads. Men in light shirts sit among them, and a few people wear white. Pale walls and a purple banner are visible at the top.2016-05-12A large seated audience fills a hall at a Living Shuddhadvaita program session. Many people sit close together in rows, most in white clothing, with some women in colourful saris and salwar in pink, blue, green and yellow. A woman in the centre wears an orange-saffron shawl with a beaded necklace, and a woman beside her wears a green top. Several men on the right wear white kurtas with white forehead markings. A small purple-and-white logo appears in the upper left corner. Crowd is dense and mostly the audience faces forward toward the program.2016-04-17