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A crowded indoor event with devotees pressing together, several with palms pressed in namaste or hands raised toward the stage. In the centre, a young man in a grey-and-white patterned shirt with a white tilak on his forehead and a red thread around his neck looks toward the camera. To the right, an older man in a white shirt with a red thread around his neck stands with hands folded. Behind them, other people in white and orange clothing fill the hall beneath strings of lights, with orange flags and a red carpeted aisle visible.

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January 19 20132013-01-19December 16 20172017-12-16May 25 20132013-05-25A crowded indoor hall with a yellow-cream fabric backdrop and tall decorative pillars in red, blue and yellow patterns. Many men in white shirts and white dhotis sit and stand closely packed, listening attentively. In the right foreground a man with a short moustache wears a white shirt, a black rudraksha mala and a small pendant, with a red tilak on his forehead. Beside him a man in a striped shirt and another with a red tilak stand among the crowd.2012-05-13Night outdoor photo at an evening satsang gathering. In the centre, a smiling man with short dark hair and a moustache wears a white embroidered kurta and a rudraksha mala, with his palms pressed together in namaste. On the right, a person with long dark hair and an orange turban and orange robe gestures toward him with an open hand. Behind them, a few people in white clothes with orange shawls stand near orange banners and a crowd of devotees in white. Stage lights glow overhead.2010-02-16December 12 20162016-12-12Indoor hall with white ceiling fans, fluorescent lights and red curtains on the windows. In the foreground, a person seen from behind with hair in a bun, orange-and-gold garment and a long orange-red bead mala, shakes hands with a man in a grey-and-white striped collared shirt and wristwatch. To the right, a smiling bearded man in a pink-and-purple checked shirt stands beside them. Several men in white shirts, dhotis and saffron-coloured clothing stand in the background among a loose crowd.2013-09-29A crowded seated congregation of men in white ritual clothing and orange-red shawls, many with sandalwood or vibhuti markings on their foreheads. In the foreground a man with a red bindi and beaded necklace looks forward, flanked by a man in glasses wearing a rudraksha mala and white dhoti with gold border, and a man with white forehead lines and a gold-bordered cloth. Behind them more devotees sit attentively, facing toward an unseen speaker or ritual focus.2016-05-05Night event under a pink-and-white canopy with warm lights. In the foreground, an older man with grey hair and a moustache wears a cream shawl with purple border and a white shirt, flanked by young men in white shirts and rudraksha malas. A young man on the right wears a white kurta, rudraksha mala and a pink name badge. Behind them, a shaved-headed man in orange-and-white attire stands near a floral decorated stage, while a white-clad figure with grey hair stands at a lectern in the background. Yellow and white garlands decorate the stage area. Several other people in white stand nearby.2010-12-29A large crowd of men packs a covered hall, many in white kurtas and shirts with red or saffron scarves draped over their shoulders, some with orange-beaded malas. A man in a yellow and black shirt in the foreground faces the crowd, while others in checked and striped shirts press forward, several with hands folded or raised. Overhead banners and lights hang from the ceiling, and a screen is visible in the background. The setting appears to be a crowded darshan or welcome area at a camp.2016-04-26June 29 20142014-06-29A large seated audience fills a hall, with many men in white and saffron clothing and some in orange shawls. In the foreground, a man in a teal kurta with a lanyard and glasses listens attentively beside an elderly man with a shaved head, white dhoti and tripundra mark. To the right, a man in white kurta wears an orange shawl, rudraksha mala and a name badge, looking forward. Others wear forehead tilaka and rudraksha malas, and the room is crowded with spectators. The stage and the speaker are not visible, and no specific individual is identifiable as a person.2017-04-01