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A packed indoor hall of seated participants in white and cream clothing, many wearing black rudraksha-style beaded necklaces and name badges with lanyards. In the upper center, a woman in a cream sari with a gold border stands and holds a microphone, apparently speaking to the audience. Rows of men and women in front and to the sides watch attentively, with white walls and tall windows behind them. No individual is clearly identifiable as the a person candidate in this crowd.

A seated audience of many participants in an indoor hall with white walls, wall-mounted air conditioners and bright ceiling lights, attending an event. Most attendees wear white clothes, including white shirts, white dhotis and white sarees with light gold borders, and many wear rudraksha malas. Plastic red chairs are in rows, and several people hold name badges. Two men in front wear white shirts, and elderly attendees in the foreground watch attentively. No speaker is clearly visible in the foreground; a person stands near the back wall. The scene suggests an Arogya Yoga meditation session, though only the audience is shown.

Article - November 26 2006

A large seated audience fills a hall at a Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam-style gathering. Most attendees wear white clothing with yellow or maroon lanyards and badges. Women in the foreground wear white sarees and salwar kurtas, some with maroon beaded neck cords, while a few wear orange or yellow garments. Rows of red chairs and standing attendees line the back of the room, and a fan and a wall panel are visible at the upper right. No speaker or swami is clearly visible in the frame, so no one is identified as a person.

A crowded indoor hall with pale pink walls and tall windows, filled with seated participants in white shirts and white clothes, many wearing lanyard badges and rudraksha-style beaded malas. In the centre a standing man in a white short-sleeved shirt and glasses holds a microphone, apparently speaking or asking a question. Foreground attendees include a woman in a white sari with a red bindi, and a younger woman with a plait and gold earrings. Seated audience members lean forward attentively. No identifiable a person figure is visible in this view.

A large seated audience of women fills the frame at a satsang, viewed from the front with grey metal crowd-control barriers between rows. Most wear white or cream saris and salwar kameez with pink, maroon, orange, green and purple borders, plus gold necklaces, bangles, bindis and spectacles. Many have hands folded or rest quietly, with faces attentive and serious. No speaker or dais is clearly visible, and no a person candidate can be identified in the image.

A dense seated audience fills an indoor hall, mostly devotees in white clothing with some in orange and pink saris. Many wear white kurtas or saris and some have rudraksha or beaded necklaces. Rows of white chairs extend back toward a wooden-panelled wall. Women and men sit close together, most facing forward with attentive expressions, while a woman in white stands near the back. Foreground faces are partly obscured by others. The setting suggests a healing or darshan session with delegates gathered in white.

Indoor seated audience in a plain room with pink-washed walls, barred windows and a tiled floor. Front row: a bald man in white kurta with arms folded and a rudraksha mala, beside an older man in white with spectacles and a mala, and other seated men in white shirts and malas. Left, women in white saris with gold borders and rudraksha malas sit with hands in laps. A man in white shirt stands at back holding a microphone and speaking. Some people wear name badges.

Article - November 26 2006

A photograph of a large seated audience in an indoor hall, mostly in white clothing. Many women wear white or cream saris with gold borders, and several wear rudraksha-style necklaces and name badges. Men in white shirts sit in the foreground, several wearing eyeglasses. Everyone appears to be seated attentively, some with eyes closed as if in meditation. A banner with partially legible text hangs on the wall behind the crowd.

A photograph of a large seated audience in a pale-walled hall at dusk, with wall lamps glowing and air conditioners and barred windows along the back wall. Many participants wear white shirts and white clothes with dark cords or malas around their necks and sit on red plastic chairs facing away from the camera toward the front of the room. A few people stand at the back near the wall. No figure is clearly identifiable as a person; the visible people are seated attendees and standing staff.

A large seated audience fills a hall at an Inner Awakening darshan, mostly women in white clothes with orange lanyards around their necks. Many have sindoor or vibhuti marks on their foreheads. Purple decorative panels hang on the back wall, and a few people in the far back stand near a small table. In the foreground a woman with short grey hair and a woman in a red-orange shawl sit attentively. No individual presenter is clearly visible in this frame.