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A photograph of a seated gathering of women and a few men on a dark green mat inside a room with black pillars and a doorway. Several women in saris sit cross-legged in rows: a woman in a blue sari with palms pressed together, women in magenta, mustard-yellow, orange and maroon saris, and a woman in a teal-blue sari standing near a pillar at right. A small boy in a white shirt and khaki shorts stands in the background, and another child is near the doorway. At lower left, a man with a sacred ash mark on his forehead sits with eyes closed. Another woman in a green sari stands in the back. Crowd of visible people is roughly a dozen.A photograph of a group of devotees gathered outside a whitewashed building with a porch and a latticed concrete screen, green foliage and a black iron gate behind them. A woman in a yellow-green saree leads, carrying a small brass vessel, followed by a woman in an orange saree and another in a pink saree holding small white cups. A man in a white dhoti and shirt stands near the porch, and a woman in a green saree holds a white cup. Several men in shirts and dhotis and children stand nearby. Some carry small containers. No a person candidate is visibly present.2006-10-22January 06 20122012-01-06A seated gathering of women in colourful saris fills a hall with dark pillars and a teal-painted door. In the foreground, a woman in a red-and-maroon checked sari sits cross-legged, and beside her a woman in a white blouse and purple-blue sari sits with hands folded. An older woman in a red sari with white blouse sits to the right, and more women in yellow, orange, pink and green saris sit along the back. A standing woman in a teal blue and orange sari stands near the central pillar, and a young boy in white shirt stands at the doorway at left. A small framed black-and-white portrait hangs on the wall at upper right. The scene appears to be a devotee gathering in a home.A photograph of a group of people seated closely together on the floor and against a white wall in a small room with a grilled window, a wooden door, and a shelf holding bottles and small items. A smiling woman in an orange-red sari sits at left with bangles. Beside her, a young woman in a teal and gold sari with a gold necklace and flowers in her hair smiles, and another young woman in a pink top sits in front. Men in white shirts and dark shirts sit behind, several smiling, including an older man in a white shirt at center right. A child in a white shirt sits in the middle. A blurred head is in the foreground. No robed or saffron-clad figure is visible.2001-01-012006 - healing puja and meditation centers in Namakkal and HosurOctober 25 20062006-10-25A photograph inside a plain brick room during an evening house visit. Seated villagers on a green-and-white striped mat hold their hands in anjali, and a row of standing people behind them, mostly men in white shirts, also join their palms. A woman in a red-and-orange sari with a flower garland stands at right holding a mobile phone, beside a standing man in an orange-red dhoti and shawl with a garland, carrying a small metal object. Several children and a baby are among the people pressed together. A partially visible bald head appears at the lower right edge. Walls are unplastered brick with a wall niche at upper left and a doorway at the back.2014-06-23December 28 20062006-12-28October 23 20062006-10-23December 19 20102010-12-19 +1 copiesOutdoor photograph at an ashram courtyard with a plain concrete-block wall behind. Two people in saffron-orange robes stand at left, one shaved-headed in an orange shawl and one with long dark hair in an orange wrap. Beside them, several devotees in white kurtas and dhotis, a woman in a white sari holding a lilac cloth bundle with hands folded, and an elderly woman in a green sari and maroon blouse with folded hands and a walking stick. An elderly bearded man in white stands at right with hands joined. A low concrete block and a brass pot sit at right. a person's presence is not clearly established by appearance, so the robed figures are described by role only.2007-02-24