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A photograph of a crowd of men in white shirts and white dhotis standing behind a wooden railing under a large pink and white draped tent. Several men lean on the bamboo barrier, some in brown and checked shirts. A grey wooden podium or stand sits at left, and blue plastic chairs are visible along the bottom edge. Red and white swagged fabric hangs across the back of the tent. The men appear attentive, looking toward the stage area. No individual can be identified as a person with confidence from the visible cues.

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January 01 20092009-01-01December 08 20112011-12-08March 11 20172017-03-11 +1 copiesDecember 08 20112011-12-08Night crowd of men, mostly in white shirts and dhotis, packed behind a bamboo barrier at an outdoor event. Strings of warm lights hang overhead and a black speaker stands at left. A man on the left wears an orange shawl over a white outfit and carries a green cloth. Several men near the centre wear white shirts with thin vertical stripes or pale tunics, and some have white tilak marks on their foreheads. Foreground heads are blurred. No identifiable person is presented as a person in this image.2011-11-10December 08 20112011-12-08December 08 20112011-12-08A large outdoor tent gathering of seated devotees on pale yellow plastic chairs over a red carpet, many men in white dhotis and white shirts. Among them, a man with a yellow-orange shawl sits at center right, and a man at lower right wears a white cloth tilak mark on his forehead. A bald man with a rudraksha-style necklace is visible at left.2016-12-27Photo 11691899 +1 copiesJuly 12 20142014-07-12A large outdoor gathering of devotees seated closely on the ground under a red and cream draped canopy. Most men wear white shirts and white dhotis or trousers, with a few women in saris and older attendees with glasses. Many people are seated with heads bowed or looking forward attentively. Camera tripods and a speaker stand are visible at the left and upper right edges. The crowd fills the frame, indicating a large satsang or meditation session.2017-03-11 +1 copiesNovember 27 20122012-11-27