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A seated audience of men in an indoor hall with pink walls and a white door at left, watching intently toward the front. A man in a black shirt with glasses sits at left, next to a man in a beige shirt. Centre, a curly-haired man wears a red shirt, and to his right a man in a black shirt sits with a moustache. Further right, men in white and light blue shirts listen, with a blurred woman in the foreground at lower left.

A photograph of an audience seated in rows of cream plastic chairs at a satsang hall with pale peach walls and a white door at left. Several men in front face forward attentively. A man in a black t-shirt with glasses sits at far left. Next is a man in a beige shirt, then a man with curly hair in a red shirt. Beside them a man in a dark shirt, then men in white and light blue shirts. Blurred heads of other attendees fill the foreground. No speaker is visible in the frame.

2011-02-25 +1 copies

2011-02-25 +1 copies

A seated crowd of men fills the frame in a hall with white pillars and draped white and orange fabric behind them. In the foreground a young man in a plain white t-shirt and glasses sits with eyes closed, flanked by men in maroon, white shirts and striped collars. Several men with vertical tilak marks on their foreheads sit in the background. Two white posts with a chain are visible at left. No central figure is clearly visible.

A seated audience in a hall with cream walls and framed pictures, most attendees in white or light shirts and dhotis, facing forward toward an unseen speaker. In the foreground five men sit in black chairs with red seat cushions: on the left a man in a white kurta with a rudraksha-style mala, next a man in an orange shirt holding a phone, then a man in a pink checked shirt with a wristwatch, a man in a grey t-shirt with a white bead bracelet and necklace, and on the right a man in a maroon shirt with a name badge and white dhoti with blue border. Another person stands in the background near a doorway. No identifiable figure in the scene is a person, so the scene shows only devotees.

May 19 2014

A photograph of seated audience members at an indoor satsang hall with cream walls, a blue wall sign and a striped textile hanging at the upper right. Rows of attendees sit on black and red chairs, and some sit on a striped mat in the foreground. A middle-aged man with grey hair and glasses wears a cream shirt and dark trousers and sits upright with arms folded in his lap. Beside him a young man in an orange polo shirt with a name badge sits with arms crossed. On the left a man in a white shirt and white trousers sits with arms crossed, and a woman in a dark patterned top sits further left. A man in a green shirt with glasses sits at the right. Several attendees wear name badges on lanyards. The scene shows the audience listening to a talk.

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November 06 2011

A seated audience of men at a discourse, most dressed in white shirts and white mundus with rudraksha malas around their necks, several with white vibhuti or tilak marks on their foreheads. Some sit in wheelchairs at the front rows, and others wear dark blue or teal shirts. Many listen with hands clasped or resting on their faces, and a golden figure is partly visible at the right edge. Pale pink walls form the backdrop of the hall.

A large hall with cream walls and a tiled floor, filled with a seated audience of men facing forward toward an unseen speaker. In the foreground, a man in a white shirt and white dhoti sits with hands clasped and glasses on, beside a man in an orange shirt and jeans and a man in a maroon shirt; many others in white, orange and checked shirts fill the rows behind. Framed photographs hang on the walls and a gold-coloured pillar stands at the back, with ceiling lights overhead. Several attendees wear name badges on their shirts. No speaker is clearly visible in this frame.

A photograph of a large seated audience inside a hall, mostly men in white shirts and dhotis-style white clothing, with some in red, yellow, pink and green checked or plain shirts. Many wear lanyard-style identity badges around their necks. Several have vertical sandalwood or vibhuti marks on their foreheads. They face forward, attentive, watching an unseen speaker or ceremony at the front. White plastic chairs fill the foreground and rows behind, with red pillars and framed pictures on a wall in the background.