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A man in a white kurta sits in a crowded hall, holding up a blank white paper slip in his raised right hand. He wears a painted orange and black eye-patch style mask over one eye, with the face paint extending across his brow. Around him, seated attendees in colourful saris and white clothing fill the frame, some wearing beaded necklaces, with red and orange chairs visible behind them. The setting appears to be a large satsang or event hall.

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December 06 20162016-12-06December 06 20162016-12-06A young man in white ritual clothing stands in a crowded hall, holding a folded white paper in his raised right hand while looking down at it. He wears a black eye mask with an orange-tinted lens and a red tilak mark on his forehead, along with a red-and-orange beaded mala around his neck and a small pendant. Behind him, a woman in an orange sari with gold border and other people in white and orange clothing fill the background, with rows of white chairs visible. The scene looks like a satsang or ritual gathering with many attendees.2016-12-06December 06 20162016-12-06 +1 copiesA young man in white clothes wears a large rudraksha mala with red-thread knots and a black bead mala. He covers one eye with an orange-and-black eye-patch-style mask and holds a sheet of white paper up close to his face with the other hand, appearing to look through the masked eye at the paper. A teal-clothed person stands softly out of focus at the upper left, and a bright red-orange cloth fills the background at right.2016-12-09Photograph of a seated devotee in a crowded hall, shown in profile from the side. A man in the foreground wears an orange-and-black eye covering, a rudraksha mala around his neck, rudraksha bracelets on his wrist, and a white dhoti-style cloth with a gold border over his bare upper body. He holds a small folded white paper up in one hand. Around him sit other participants in white and yellow clothing, including a woman in a mustard-yellow blouse and red-bordered sari seen from behind. Their attention is directed forward. No a person identification is made from appearance.2016-12-06A young man with curly dark hair wears a black-and-tan eye mask and a red kurta-style shirt with a brown rudraksha-style mala. He holds up a sheet of white paper with one finger, appearing to read or pause during a seated session. Behind him, other seated participants and rows of hanging orange and yellow decorations fill a bright indoor hall. Two people in the background are partly visible, one in green and one in pink.2016-12-06A woman in white clothing sits on the floor during a seated session, wearing an orange and black blindfold-style eye covering with a red mark over the forehead area. She wears a white shawl over a white top, a silver necklace, silver drop earrings and a red-and-white beaded mala. She holds a folded sheet of paper up toward another participant, whose face is turned away; that participant wears a blue patterned top, a hair clip and a white flower near the ear. Other seated people and a red mat are visible behind them.2016-12-09A photo of seated participants at an indoor session, many wearing black blindfolds over their eyes. In the centre, a man in a white shirt and red-orange shawl with a rudraksha mala holds a name badge. To the right, a woman in an orange top sits with her back to the camera. Behind them, white-clad participants hold white sheets of paper, and a red-orange shawl is visible on a figure behind. Wooden lattice and greenery form the background.2016-02-10 +1 copiesA woman with long dark curly hair wears a black-and-orange eye-covering blindfold with a red dot on the forehead area, and a white top with a rudraksha bead necklace. She holds a small pink paper with a printed letter grid and looks to the side. Two other women are partly visible in the foreground: one at left with rudraksha beads, and one at right in red clothing with her hair in a bun and a rudraksha mala. The background is dark with blurred lights.2016-12-09December 10 20162016-12-10December 08 20162016-12-08