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November 26 2017

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November 26 20172017-11-26August 18 20132013-08-18September 14 20132013-09-14A large seated crowd fills an interior hall, many with palms pressed together in anjali mudra, clapping or in devotional posture. Many men and boys wear orange or saffron cloth and white forehead markings, while others wear white, yellow, green and blue clothing. Several people wear rudraksha or beaded necklaces and bangles. In the foreground, boys in orange garments sit with hands folded. The setting resembles a satsang or discourse gathering. No single figure can be confidently identified as a person from appearance, so no candidate is marked.2017-04-16November 26 20172017-11-26A seated crowd of devotees fills a hall during a satsang or programme. Many are dressed in saffron and orange robes, while others wear white dhotis and kurtas. Several men have white vibhuti or tilak marks on their foreheads and wear rudraksha malas. Foreground, a smiling young woman in a white sari with a brown top claps her hands. Others clap and sit on the floor with wooden-framed rails and microphone stands visible behind, and a pale yellow cloth at lower left. No single leader is clearly identifiable in the frame.2017-11-26A large seated congregation at an indoor satsang, many people with palms pressed together in anjali. In the foreground a young girl in orange and gold dress and rudraksha mala sits beside a boy with white forehead marks and a rudraksha mala. A man in a white shirt with an orange shawl and white beard presses his hands together at the centre. Several men wear orange or white shawls, and some have white vibhuti on their foreheads. Blurred figures in front suggest a performance space.2016-10-11July 31 20172017-07-31July 23 20122012-07-23April 17 20162016-04-17November 27 20172017-11-27A large seated congregation in white ritual clothes at an indoor satsang hall, with many people sitting on the floor and some on chairs in the background. Most men wear plain white dhotis and shawls, many with white vertical or horizontal sacred markings on their foreheads and rudraksha malas around their necks. Several boys in front, one wearing a white cloth with a tilak, sit with hands raised in prayer or folded in attendance. Some women in pale yellow and white saris sit in the background. The crowd faces a stage out of frame, and a faint purple logo appears in the upper left corner.2017-11-25