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December 21 2015

A photograph of a large seated audience in a hall, with many participants wearing red blindfolds over their eyes as part of a guided practice. Most wear white or light shirts and kurtas, while a man in the centre front wears a maroon kurta with a name badge, and an older man on the left wears a saffron shawl over white clothes. A man on the right wears a rudraksha mala, and a bald man in white wears a red shawl. Badges hang from several chests. No a person candidate is clearly identifiable from appearance, so the figures are described by role and clothing only.

A photograph of a row of seated participants in a wood-panelled hall, most wearing black or dark blindfolds over their eyes and orange-red scarves draped around their necks. Several wear orange-red cloth or scarves, one woman in a pink top and orange shawl sits at left, and a man in a navy polo holds a folded paper. In the foreground at right, a bald man holds a white sheet and a rudraksha-style orange mala. The room has dark wooden panels and a black speaker box above. The scene suggests a guided blindfold exercise with participants seated in a line.

December 09 2015

December 09 2015

A large group of men sits cross-legged on red mats in a hall with cream walls and red-cushioned chairs along the back. Most participants wear white dhoti-style or white kurta clothing, with many in shirts of blue, purple, red, striped and grey. Nearly all have white cloth blindfolds tied over their eyes, and several carry name badges on lanyards. Some sit with palms joined in prayer or hands folded in their laps. Behind them a carved wooden panel and wooden doors frame the room. No individual is clearly identifiable as a person in this view.

A photograph of a large hall where many devotees sit cross-legged on a blue-and-white striped mat, most wearing black or white blindfolds over their eyes. Many wear orange saffron shawls over white kurtas or pale shirts, and a few wear orange headwraps. Lanyard badges hang from some necks. Seated front and centre, a man in a white shirt sits on a dark chair with a black blindfold, eyes closed. To the right a man in a lavender shirt sits with a white blindfold, and a bare-armed man with tattoos rests his hands on his knee. Orange drapes and red curtains frame the background, with more seated participants and a blurred cushioned chair. Visible: blindfolds, orange shawls, white garments, meditation posture.

A seated group of devotees in a hall sits on red floor mats, each wearing a red blindfold over their eyes. In the foreground, a man in white shirt and white dhoti sits cross-legged with hands resting on his knees, wearing a name badge and a red wrist thread. Beside him, a man in a striped white T-shirt and white dhoti sits with hands in a meditative mudra, wearing a gold chain and wristwatch. To the right, a man in white garments with a gold chain sits blindfolded. Behind them, more blindfolded participants, some in white and some in green shirts, sit in rows, with a man at upper right adjusting his blindfold. Papers and a small object lie on the mats. The scene appears to be a guided meditation or sensory exercise in a meeting hall.

A row of seated participants in white shirts and white trousers, wearing orange lanyards with ID badges and rudraksha-style beaded malas, many with eyes covered by black or white blindfolds. Their hands rest on their laps and knees in a quiet seated practice.

A photograph of a seated group of about twenty devotees in a hall during a meditation session, most wearing black eye blindfolds and saffron-orange shawls with printed text. Several wear white or cream kurta-style clothes, one man in the foreground wears a white t-shirt and a cream kurta with a rudraksha mala, and a man on the right wears a purple shirt. Red and blue chairs and a dark bag are visible, and some participants wear name badges on their clothing. No person is identified as a person in this image.

August 27 2016

A photograph of a seated audience in a hall with brown leather-backed chairs, many participants wearing white cloth blindfolds over their eyes. In the foreground, a man in a dark brown shirt and a bald older man in a white shirt both have white blindfolds, and one hand raised to the face. Several others wear name badges on their shirts. The people appear to be taking part in a guided session with eyes covered.