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Large indoor satsang hall with a white tent-style ceiling and hanging cylindrical banners in red, blue and yellow patterns with elephant motifs. Dense rows of devotees in white clothes sit cross-legged on the floor, many wearing rudraksha malas and some with orange shawls. Framed banners and posters line the walls, with a stage area at the back. No individual presiding figure is clearly identifiable in the frame, so no a person candidate is marked as present.

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A large indoor hall with a white tent-like ceiling and tall hanging cylindrical banners in yellow, blue and red patterns. Hundreds of seated devotees, mostly women in white saris and some in orange, pink and green, sit on blue and red floor mats facing a central area. A cameraman stands on the left with a video camera on a tripod, and at the right a woman in an orange sari sits near a small platform. No clearly identifiable central figure is visible in the frame.2008-01-25Interior of a large white tent hall with a crowd of people seated on the floor, mostly in white clothing, facing a raised stage at the far end. Tall cylindrical hanging decorations with bright painted patterns in red, yellow, blue and green, fringed with yellow tassels, hang from the tent ceiling. A dark red curtain backdrop covers the stage, where a small seated figure in orange and red clothing sits before a decorated altar with flowers. Stage lighting and speakers are visible at the sides. The audience numbers in the dozens, with many heads visible in the foreground.2008-11-07January 01 20072007-01-01 +1 copiesMarch 22 20082008-03-22A large indoor satsang hall with a crowd of seated devotees, mostly men in white kurtas and white dhotis with rudraksha malas, many with yellow and orange shawls and vibhuti marks on their foreheads. Front-row devotees sit cross-legged with eyes closed in meditation, one wearing headphones. Colourful hanging banners with yellow, orange and maroon tassels decorate the ceiling, and a small table with a red cloth sits at the front. Women in saris stand or sit at the back, and a wall display and banners are visible. The people are seated in rows and occupy the whole frame, with no clearly visible speaker.2008-03-26November 07 20082008-11-07A large seated congregation fills a tented hall with white ceiling and hanging patterned cylindrical banners with tassels. Dozens of men in white dhotis and white shirts, many wearing rudraksha malas and some with yellow or saffron shawls and orange cloths, sit cross-legged in rows facing forward. Several have vertical or horizontal tilak marks on their foreheads. Some sit with eyes closed in meditation or attentive listening. A few women in saris sit toward the back. Metal scaffolding, speakers and a banner are visible on the walls. The scene suggests a satsang or discourse gathering.2008-03-26January 01 20072007-01-01 +1 copiesLarge tent-covered hall filled with a seated crowd of devotees, mostly women in white and colourful sarees and salwar, sitting on mats and cushions. Tall hanging cloth banners with yellow tassels, red, blue and green patterns and elephant motifs line the white canopy. A framed picture hangs on the back wall and a flatbed-style speaker sits at the left edge. A few men in white shirts stand near the back and a woman in a white sari stands at left. Many people are visible, though exact count is hard to assess, so the crowd appears to be in the range of dozens or more.2008-03-04September 11 20102010-09-11A large crowd of devotees dressed in white clothing fills a tent-covered hall during a Gurupoornima gathering. Many people stand clapping or with palms pressed together in namaskar, and several raise their hands. Colourful hanging cloth banners with geometric and animal patterns in red, yellow and blue decorate the tented ceiling. A small framed picture is visible on the far wall, and a corner of an orange and gold altar or decoration appears at the left edge. Most people are men, with some women in white saris at the front left. Count of visible people is well above one hundred.2008-07-17September 10 20102010-09-10