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August 11 20082008-08-11August 11 20082008-08-11August 11 20082008-08-11August 11 20082008-08-11August 11 20082008-08-11Seated audience at a satsang hall with white chairs and maroon-backed chairs on a patterned carpet. In the foreground, a woman in a white kurta with a red bindi and rudraksha mala sits beside a woman in an orange-yellow salwar kameez, and an older woman with grey hair wears a white outfit with a floral shawl and beaded mala. Behind them, more devotees in white clothing sit attentively, some with eyes closed, and a younger woman with glasses wears a white top and beaded necklace. A small brass-looking stand and a white cloth-covered table edge appear in the background.2013-12-06December 09 20122012-12-09September 30 20132013-09-30Indoor photo of a seated audience on a red carpet in a hall with white walls and an exit sign. Many devotees sit cross-legged in rows; many wear white kurtas or saris, with some in pink, orange and yellow. A man in front right wears an orange shawl and rudraksha mala, and a woman in a pink top wears a white headband. A video camera on a tripod stands at right beside a small wooden table with papers. Some attendees have rudraksha malas and name badges.2009-10-03A dense outdoor congregation of devotees in predominantly white clothing sits seated and standing at a satsang, many with hands in anjali or eyes closed in meditation. Several women wear rudraksha and bead malas, a woman in a green patterned salwar kameez wears layered orange beaded necklaces, and a woman in front holds her palms together at the chest. A young girl with a red bindi sits in the front row. Many attendees wear name lanyards. Dark foliage is visible at the top right. No identifiable speaker is clearly visible in the frame.2013-09-30January 01 20072007-01-01A seated crowd of devotees fills an indoor hall with plain walls and a brown wooden double door at the back. Most men wear white shirts and white dhotis or trousers, and most women wear white or cream sarees; a few wear brighter colours, including a yellow polo shirt and a red-and-white saree. Near the centre, a man in white wears a beaded mala around his neck and has a grey beard, and a seated man in a yellow shirt sits at the left edge. Many attendees wear name badges on their clothing. The people sit close together on the floor, facing toward the front of the room.