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October 31 20152015-10-31A large seated congregation fills a hall during a satsang at the Bengaluru Aadheenam. Most attendees wear white or cream saris and dhotis, many with gold borders, and some have orange or red shawls and kumkum on their foreheads. Women sit with hands folded in prayer and others listen attentively on red mats. Behind them, framed devotional pictures hang on pale pink walls and a few men in white stand near the back. The setting suggests a Mahashivaratri gathering with a devotional audience.2016-03-07October 31 20152015-10-31A large seated congregation fills a hall, with hundreds of devotees in white and cream clothing, many women in white saris with gold borders, some in purple, pink and orange. Several sit cross-legged with palms pressed together in prayer, others hold open books or notebooks, and a few wear name badges on their clothing. A red and gold object rests in the foreground near the seated crowd. No a person candidate is clearly visible among the seated devotees, and the front rows are cropped, so the identity of any speaker or presider cannot be determined from appearance.2010-10-23October 31 20152015-10-31A large seated audience fills the frame at an ashram satsang hall, with many rows of devotees facing forward. Most wear white or light saris and kurtas, while others wear orange, red, pink, yellow and teal garments; some women wear red or orange shawls and rudraksha or beaded necklaces, and several wear lanyard badges. A few attendees wear glasses, and some sit cross-legged on the floor. Tall white posts and a stage area glimpsed at the top suggest a large hall. The a person candidate is not clearly visible in this crowd shot, so no appearance-based identification is made.2013-07-22September 05 20152015-09-05August 24 20142014-08-24March 11 20172017-03-11A photograph of a large seated congregation, mostly women, at a satsang. Many sit cross-legged on mats with hands pressed together in anjali mudra in front of them. Most wear white or cream sarees with coloured borders, while others wear purple, blue and orange garments. Several wear glasses and gold necklaces, and some have ID badges on their clothing. No a person candidate is visible; the front of the frame shows only devotees, and no throne or stage figure appears.2010-10-24A large seated assembly of devotees fills a bright hall, with many women in the foreground wearing orange, saffron and white saris and rudraksha malas, hands pressed together in anjali mudra with eyes closed. Some have tilak and flowers in their hair. Behind them rows of seated devotees, including men in white and some bare-chested, extend toward a stage with large screens and a painted deity image on the wall at upper right. The scene suggests a satsang or guru purnima gathering.2017-07-09Article - November 26 20062006-11-26