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August 11 20082008-08-11August 11 20082008-08-11August 11 20082008-08-11August 11 20082008-08-11August 11 20082008-08-11A seated audience of devotees, mostly women with jasmine flowers in their hair, sits on orange mats and white plastic chairs facing a stage in an ashram hall with a dark red curtain. On the stage, a man in white clothes sits in a cream armchair beside a small table with flowers, in front of a framed portrait of a figure in a red-and-gold setting. A blue standing figure chart labelled with chakra text and a whiteboard stand nearby. Saris in green, pink, blue and orange are visible among the audience.2009-12-19December 06 20082008-12-06A photograph of a seated audience in a covered hall at night, with many people in white clothing sitting on a teal mat facing a raised stage. On the stage, a man in white robes with an orange shawl stands at a microphone on the right, while another man in white sits on the left near a white plastic chair, and a figure in orange sits near the back. Several people in orange and white are seated behind the stage. A large framed portrait of a long-haired figure with a garland and a poster-style banner with printed text hang on the back wall. A camera on a tripod and a studio light stand at the left edge. The scene is an informal talk or addressing session in an ashram-style hall.2006-12-29A wide photograph of a hall during a seated gathering. On a raised stage draped with deep maroon velvet curtains and white swags, a person in orange robes sits on an orange-cushioned throne-like chair beside a framed portrait of a deity. Rows of seated attendees in white, pink, green and mixed-colour saris and kurtas, many women with braids, fill the foreground, and a large projection screen is visible at right. A banner on the left shows a blue standing figure with chakra labels. The orange-robed figure at the stage is an appearance-based candidate with saffron robes and a long hairstyle, but the face and features are too small and indistinct to confirm the identity, so the presence is uncertain.2010-02-202006 - Kailasa India Sangha ActivitiesAugust 27 20092009-08-27 +1 copiesDecember 02 20102010-12-02