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Photograph of a seated audience inside a hall with a pink wall, a chalkboard and an orange-and-white striped curtain at left, and white double doors at right. Front-row attendees sit in chairs: a bald man in a red-and-black jacket with hands clasped, and two men in white shirts with rudraksha malas and yellow lanyards, arms folded and gazing upward. Several men in white shirts with yellow lanyards sit in the foreground, and orange-cushioned chairs are visible on the right. The scene suggests a programme or satsang, though no a person candidate is clearly identifiable.

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A photograph of a seated audience at a satsang or discourse hall, mostly men in white shirts and white trousers with rudraksha malas. In the front row, a man with grey hair and glasses wears a white shirt with a lanyard, and beside him another grey-haired man in white wears a beaded red-and-brown mala and a lanyard. Behind and around them, Indian devotees sit on chairs and mats, some with vibhuti marks, several with hands folded or chins resting on hands. A saffron-orange banner hangs at the left edge, and a faint purple bird logo sits at the top left. No speaker is visible in the frame; the audience is the focus.2010-12-22A photo of a large hall with many seated attendees watching an event off-frame. In the foreground a man with short hair, glasses, and a rudraksha mala wears white clothes and a lanyard badge, hands clasped. Beside him a man in a grey shirt and a man in white with a lanyard sit in chairs. On the right an older man with a white moustache wears white clothes and an orange shawl with a rudraksha mala, and another older man in white sits nearby, hands together. Red curtains and a red floor mat line the room, and a black backpack sits on the left. Roughly thirty people are visible.2013-07-23January 17 20102010-01-17A seated and standing audience inside a hall with peach-coloured brick walls and orange-trimmed white curtains. Men in white shirts and white kurta-style tops wear maroon rudraksha-style malas and yellow-and-maroon lanyards with name badges. In the foreground a man in a white t-shirt with a yellow lanyard stands near a video camera on a tripod, and at the right a man with a beard and white shirt stands with hands folded. A man in a white t-shirt with a printed logo stands at the back left. The scene looks like a convention or satsang session.2009-12-20Photograph of a seated audience inside a plain hall with pale walls, windows, and red chairs. In the foreground, men in white dhotis and white shirts sit attentively; one wears a white shirt with rudraksha mala and a gold chain, and another holds a folded paper. At left, a bald man in a saffron-orange robe with a beaded mala sits among others. Men wear rudraksha malas and lanyard badges. Orange and red banners hang from the ceiling.2010-10-20A seated audience in a bright indoor hall, most people in plain white kurta-style clothing with blue lanyard badges. In the foreground a man in white with a red bindi sits beside a smaller bag, and to the left a bearded man in a white shirt sits with his hand at his chin. Behind them, a bald man in glasses wears a grey shirt with a rudraksha mala, and a man in white sits barefoot in a chair. Chairs are dark red and black, and a glass door and white wall with a power socket are behind them.2010-09-28July 22 20132013-07-22March 13 20132013-03-13October 28 20162016-10-28 +1 copiesJuly 19 20092009-07-19November 19 20172017-11-19A photograph of a seated audience in a large hall with red curtains behind them. Men in white shirts and white dhotis sit in rows on the floor and on chairs, many wearing rudraksha malas or pendant necklaces. A woman in an orange sari with an orange shawl sits among them near the back. In the foreground, an older man in glasses and a white shirt with a dark rudraksha mala sits with his hands clasped, and a man in a white shirt and khaki trousers sits beside him. A person in an orange wrap is visible at the lower left. The seated gathering is attentive, facing toward the front of the hall.2006-09-17