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June 02 2016

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December 31 20132013-12-31 +2 copiesMay 02 20162016-05-02A seated group of devotees in orange, red and maroon robes with rudraksha malas gathers in a hall for a satsang or puja. Several women in front wear white or pale vertical tilaka marks on their foreheads and close their eyes, some with hands folded or raised in prayer. Behind them, rows of people in white saris and white clothes sit and listen. A red-and-gold draped figure at the front centre holds offerings near a brass plate. Pale orange and maroon shawls and rudraksha beads are prominent throughout the scene. No figure in this image is clearly identifiable as a person by the required cues, so the central seated devotee is described by role only.2013-10-13April 27 20162016-04-27June 02 20142014-06-02September 12 20132013-09-12A large seated congregation of devotees fills a hall with cream-coloured floor mats, many with palms pressed together in anjali mudra and eyes closed in meditation. Most wear orange, saffron and maroon saris or robes with gold borders and rudraksha malas, while others wear white. Several women have vibhuti or tilak marks on their foreheads. Small brass oil lamps and offering plates sit on the floor in front. A stage backdrop and a framed portrait appear at the top left. A few faces are partly cropped at the edges.2013-07-23A seated group of devotees in a temple hall during a satsang or ritual gathering. Many younger women and girls wear orange and saffron saris with gold borders, rudraksha malas, and white forehead markings. Some wear white garments and others a pale blue patterned sari. In the foreground, blurred figures sit near brass bowls and a lit lamp, with red chairs visible at the back of the hall. No a person candidate is clearly identifiable among the visible people.2015-02-07December 31 20132013-12-31 +2 copiesA large seated congregation of devotees in a hall, most wearing saffron-orange and white clothing with rudraksha malas. Women in the foreground have bindis, vibhuti and tilak marks; a woman in yellow with a braid sits at lower left, and one in a dark red-maroon sari sits at lower centre with eyes lowered. Behind them many more seated participants fill the rows, with a pale blue-green wall at the back. Their eyes are closed or lowered in meditation or satsang. No a person candidate is visible in the frame, only devotees.2016-01-10June 02 20142014-06-02September 26 20132013-09-26