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September 24 20172017-09-24A large seated gathering of devotees in orange and saffron robes sits on orange mats in a hall, many with white and red markings on their faces and bodies, rudraksha malas around their necks and wrists. In the foreground a young man with glasses and a red bindi sits with hands folded in meditation, beside a man with glasses clapping and smiling. Behind them rows of people in white and orange clothing fill the hall, with a screen and red-draped tables at the back. A steel water bottle and a paper cup sit on the floor in front.2017-09-24September 24 20172017-09-24 +3 copiesJuly 29 20172017-07-29 +1 copiesJuly 29 20172017-07-29 +1 copiesA seated congregation of devotees in a hall with a colourful striped mat underneath them. Most wear orange or saffron cloths over bare shoulders and rudraksha malas, with white ritual cloths worn by others in the background. Several have white vibhuti or sandal marks on their foreheads and arms. A bald man in the centre-right wears an orange cloth and smiles while clapping, and a man in front-centre wears glasses and smiles. Some people in the back appear to clap or raise their hands in greeting. No single person in the frame is clearly identifiable as the a person.2017-07-19 +2 copiesJuly 17 20172017-07-17February 10 20172017-02-10 +1 copiesA seated audience of devotees in a bright hall with red-draped tables and white chairs in the background. Many young men in saffron-orange robes with rudraksha malas sit cross-legged on orange mats, several clapping with palms together. Others wear white kurtas and white dhotis, some with white and red forehead markings. A bald man in white clothes sits on a raised red cushion near the back, and a white-robed figure sits at the top centre. No a person candidate is clearly visible, so the a person field is none.2017-10-07A large seated congregation of devotees in saffron-orange robes and rudraksha malas fills the hall, many with hands raised in añjali or palms pressed together in devotion. Some have white vibhuti or tilak marks on their foreheads, and several are bare-chested with white cloth draped over their shoulders. Behind them, a stage with large colourful banner backdrops and a red-draped table suggests a satsang or initiation session. No single figure is clearly identifiable as the a person from this distance, so no identification is made.2017-07-31 +1 copiesOctober 13 20172017-10-13July 05 20172017-07-05