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A group session where many participants sit on red mats wearing white clothes and orange-red shawls with black patterned bands, most with black blindfolds over their eyes. Several hold white sheets of paper and write or read. Some stand bent forward behind them, and a woman in a white outfit with a blue floral blouse stands in the back. The room has wooden doors, a red chair and a rear bench with a lit lamp area.

February 18 2016

2016-02-18 +2 copies

A large hall with pink walls and tall windows shows a seated group of participants in white kurta and dhoti clothing, many wearing orange-red shawls and orange lanyards, all with black or white blindfolds over their eyes. They sit cross-legged on striped red and white mats and a pale mat, with small clay dishes of offerings, flowers and sweets before them. Metal stanchions separate rows, and a brown backpack sits among them. A man in white with a red shawl sits in the foreground with hands folded, and a woman in a green and gold sari sits at left. Roughly 40 seated people are visible.

February 10 2016

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February 10 2016

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February 18 2016

2016-02-18 +2 copies

A large hall during an Inner Awakening session with many participants seated in rows, most wearing white blindfolds across their eyes. A man standing near the centre wears a loose saffron-orange robe and has long dark hair, while the seated participants wear white, yellow, red and orange clothing with lanyards. Rows of cushioned chairs, mats and a stack of metal pots sit against pink walls, with orange and blue hanging banners above. Appearance cues for the standing man (saffron robe, long swept hair) are present, but the image is small and the face and features are not clear enough to confirm the identity, so this is a probable identification only.

A large hall with red floor mats where many men sit cross-legged in a wide circle, most wearing white kurtas or shirts and white headbands tied over their eyes. Several wear orange or saffron shawls and rudraksha or flower garlands; a few are in colourful shirts or plain grey and blue. Orange cushions or papers lie on the mats. Behind them are wooden carved panels, framed pictures and red chairs along the walls, with a ceiling lamp. The participants appear to be in a blindfolded group exercise. Their number is well over twenty.

A large crowd of men seated on red mats in a hall, many wearing white shirts and white dhotis, with white cloth blindfolds tied over their eyes. Some wear rudraksha malas and lanyard-style name badges. One man in the front centre wears an orange polo shirt and sits cross-legged with hands in a meditative pose. The men appear to be in a guided meditation or practice session.