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Three women sit in red velvet theatre-style seats on a multi-level venue with a wooden railing and tinsel garland with silver and blue ornaments. The woman on the left wears white with an orange cord and glasses. The centre woman with long brown hair and glasses wears white with an orange scarf and sits upright with eyes closed. The woman on the right with short dark hair wears white and sits with her hands clasped, eyes lowered. A champagne flute sits on a small table, and a partially visible man in white with a lanyard is seen in the upper background. Watermarked archive photo of a seated audience at an evening event.

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December 08 20122012-12-08 +1 copiesSeated devotees in white clothing with orange lanyards sit in a dimly lit hall decorated with green garland and red tinsel. The woman at left in glasses presses her palms together in anjali with a rudraksha mala around her neck. The woman in the centre sits with hands folded and eyes lowered in meditation. The woman at right holds a red drink glass while sitting with eyes closed. Behind them a standing woman in white wears an orange lanyard. A woman at lower left looks down. A white and red floral wall decoration appears at right. The scene looks like a satsang or meditation gathering.2012-12-08December 09 20122012-12-09December 09 20122012-12-09December 10 20122012-12-10December 10 20122012-12-10December 08 20122012-12-08 +1 copiesDecember 21 20122012-12-21December 09 20122012-12-09December 04 20132013-12-04December 10 20122012-12-10 +1 copiesA photograph of a large theatre-style hall where a seated audience dressed mostly in white with orange lanyards watches an event from tiered red-upholstered seating. Many attendees wear white outfits and some wear headphones; a person in the lower left wears orange. Green garlands are draped along the balcony railings, a satin drape hangs at the right edge, and a camera on a tripod is visible above the seats. The room appears set for a satsang or programme. Roughly twenty to forty people are visible in the frame.2012-12-08 +1 copies