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Audience members sit in rows of cushioned auditorium seats, each wearing a white cloth blindfold tied over the eyes as part of a guided exercise. Among them, a bearded man in a white turban and striped blue shirt raises a hand to his blindfold, and a woman in a teal sari sits in the foreground. Several men wear pale collared shirts and one wears a saffron top. Two staff members stand near a glass-walled booth at the back, one pointing toward the seats. The room is dim and warmly lit.

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A seated audience in a hall, most participants wearing white blindfolds tied over their eyes. Men in pale shirts and a woman in a teal sari sit in rows of brown leather chairs, several adjusting or touching their blindfolds. A turbaned man in white stands out in the right middle. Behind them, staff in casual clothes move near a glass partition. The scene looks like a guided exercise during a satsang session.2014-04-28A photograph of an indoor hall with rows of seated devotees wearing white blindfolds over their eyes. Many are in white or light blue shirts, a man in the centre right wears a white turban, and a woman in a blue salwar sits in the foreground. Several seated people raise hands to their faces. Brown leather-style cushioned chairs fill the rows. A cameraman stands near a glass-walled booth in the background, and a shaved-headed man in an orange top is at the right edge.2014-04-28April 28 20142014-04-28 +1 copiesA dense audience of many seated devotees in a hall, nearly all wearing white cloth blindfolds over their eyes. Rows of brown leather-style chairs fill the frame. In the foreground a bald man in a white shirt holds a hand to his face, a man in a light blue shirt and a woman in a patterned sari sit nearby, and a turbaned man in white on the right raises a hand to his blindfold. Several people in the back rows also wear white blindfolds, and a man in a striped shirt stands at the top left near the windows. The scene suggests a guided blindfold exercise during a satsang session.2014-04-28Seated audience in an auditorium with rows of brown leather-style chairs, most participants wearing white or light cloth blindfolds over their eyes. Men in white and blue striped shirts and a woman in a dark patterned sari with gold necklace are visible; a man in the front right wears a white turban and white shirt, hands raised to his blindfold. Several people wear ID lanyards. Some blindfolded participants hold their hands to their faces. A staff member in a dark t-shirt stands in the background near a glass wall, and a purple dove logo appears in the top left corner.2014-04-28A photograph of a seated audience in a hall with brown leather theatre-style seats, nearly all participants wearing white or grey cloth blindfolds over their eyes. Foreground figures include a woman in an orange dupatta and a man in a striped blue shirt, a man in a checked shirt, and a woman in a pink and white patterned top. Many others in white shirts and mixed colours fill the rows behind. A person in a red-brown garment stands at the upper left, pointing. No speaker or a person candidate is visible on stage; the scene shows participants in a blindfolded exercise during a session.2014-04-28April 28 20142014-04-28A photograph of a seated audience in a hall, most attendees wearing white or cream clothing and opaque white blindfolds tied over their eyes. A man in front wears a white shirt with a lanyard-style badge, another in a cream kurta sits beside him, and a woman in a patterned top and white shawl is at left. Wooden armrests and folded hands are visible.2014-04-28April 28 20142014-04-28A seated audience of devotees wearing white cloth blindfolds tied over their eyes, in a hall with brown upholstered seats. The foreground man in a white collared shirt holds one hand to his face, with a small name badge clipped to his shirt. Beside him a man in a blue and white checked shirt sits with the blindfold on, and a woman in a pink-and-white shawl is at left. Many more blindfolded people fill the rows behind them. The scene suggests a guided exercise during a satsang, though no leader is visible.2014-04-28April 28 20142014-04-28April 28 20142014-04-28