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A photograph of a seated group of men in white kurta-style clothing, most wearing black blindfolds over their eyes and orange lanyards with name badges. The foreground man in the white shirt has a numbered badge reading 295 and holds a green pen. Chairs are arranged in rows in a bright hall, with a framed picture on the wall behind them. No identifiable a person figure is visible among the people.

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May 13 20132013-05-13July 02 20122012-07-02A photograph of a meditation session in a hall with pale pink walls and red curtains. Many participants sit on the floor and in chairs wearing white clothes and black blindfolds over their eyes, and several wear headphones. Their hands rest on their knees or are clasped. Black backpacks, water bottles and papers lie on a striped cloth in the foreground. A man in white stands at the upper left. Participants appear to be in a guided meditation or inner awakening programme; the page labels the event as an April 2012 Inner Awakening Programme in Bidadi, India. No a person candidate is visibly identifiable among the seated participants.2012-04-14A large seated audience at an Inner Awakening session, with many participants wearing black blindfolds over their eyes. In the centre, a man in a white polo shirt sits with his eyes covered by a black cloth, wearing a brown wooden bead mala with red beads and a gold chain, and a white name badge on his chest. Around him, people in white clothes, a woman in a yellow shawl and a woman in a purple top also sit blindfolded. The scene is a crowded hall with rows of attendees in meditative stillness.2012-07-01A row of seated participants in white shirts and white trousers, wearing orange lanyards with ID badges and rudraksha-style beaded malas, many with eyes covered by black or white blindfolds. Their hands rest on their laps and knees in a quiet seated practice.2013-05-13April 02 20172017-04-02A group meditation session with participants seated cross-legged on a red mat, many wearing black or pink blindfolds over their eyes. The central young man wears a white kurta and white pants with a pink blindfold, hands resting on his knees, and a silver laptop lies on the floor beside him. Other participants wear white shirts and orange lanyards, and a black backpack and an orange-red cloth sit in the foreground. Behind them a blurred hall extends into the background.2013-05-19A photograph of a seated group of devotees at a person event, many wearing white or pale blinding cloths tied over their eyes. In the foreground, a man with grey hair wears a cream kurta and a second man in cream clothing sits beside him; behind them, men in white and pink shirts sit in rows, several with name badges clipped to their clothes. The participants sit upright with hands folded, consistent with a guided meditation exercise. No speaker or swami is visible in the frame.2014-04-28April 28 20142014-04-28Article - November 26 20062006-11-26 +1 copiesSeveral seated participants wear black blindfolds during a workshop session. In the foreground a man in a white short-sleeved shirt with a dark rudraksha-style mala and a medallion pendant sits with eyes covered, a name badge on his chest. Beside and behind him, other participants in white and cream kurtas and white t-shirts, plus a boy in a white shirt, sit blindfolded. A person in orange and a row of people in red and white stripes appear at the edges. The setting is an indoor hall with a light background.2012-07-02Seated group meditation in a bright hall with blindfolded participants on cushioned chairs and a patterned carpet. In the foreground a man in white kurta and white trousers sits cross-legged with hands clasped, wearing a black blindfold, a dark beaded mala and a lanyard with an ID badge. Beside him a man in a coral-red shirt and grey trousers wears a white blindfold and a mala. Behind them more blindfolded participants in white and orange sit in rows. A water bottle and bags lie at the lower left edge. No speaker or head of an assembly is visible in the frame.2012-05-01