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A large photograph of a packed indoor convention hall with a red-and-white wall and red shutters. Hundreds of seated women fill the floor in rows, mostly wearing white and pastel saris and salwar kameez in pink, blue, yellow, orange and lavender, many with hands pressed together in namaste or raised in devotion. Some wear white badge lanyards. A few men in white stand near the back and at the far edge of the stage area, and a stage with speakers is visible at the upper right.

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A large indoor audience sits on the floor of a hall, filling the frame with many rows of people. Most wear white or cream traditional clothing, and many women wear rust-red or orange shawls and rudraksha-style beaded necklaces, with white and red forehead markings visible on several. Some participants have their hands pressed together in namaste or clapping, and a woman in the foreground wearing a white and pink sari with a headset microphone smiles and claps. Other people in the rows wear orange robes. Framed artwork hangs on the back wall and there is a blue-white logo in the upper left corner. The scene suggests a satsang or discourse gathering. No single person can be identified as the speaker.2015-08-09A large seated congregation fills a hall, with hundreds of devotees in white and orange clothing sitting in rows on the floor. Many women wear white saris with red or orange shawls and rudraksha malas, and several have white or red tilak marks on their foreheads. Some hold their hands together in prayer, and a few wear headsets or hold phones. In the upper left corner a purple logo is visible. The image is a photograph of an event gathering, with no a person figure clearly identifiable in the frame.2015-08-09 +1 copiesJune 19 20162016-06-19 +1 copiesJune 20 20152015-06-20A large photograph of a crowded white tent hall during a person Spurana programme in Salem, Tamil Nadu. Hundreds of women sit closely on the floor in rows, mostly in white and cream saris with coloured borders, along with saris in yellow, orange, blue and green. Many wear name badges on lanyards and hold their hands together in prayer or sit with eyes closed. Overhead fans, tent poles and light fixtures line the ceiling, and floral banners hang along the far wall.2007-12-13December 14 20062006-12-14A large indoor hall filled with hundreds of seated devotees dressed in white, sitting cross-legged on red carpet in orderly rows facing a distant stage. Many have hands pressed together in anjali mudra, and some wear yellow shawls and lanyards. Overhead ceiling fans, fluorescent lights, red curtained walls and a tall ladder are visible. Green palm fronds lie in the foreground. A small stage at the far end holds a few figures, but no individual on it can be clearly seen.2009-02-25A large seated congregation fills a tented hall with red carpeting and orange support poles. Hundreds of devotees, mostly women in white and cream saris with coloured borders, sit cross-legged in rows on the red floor. Some hold small books or papers, and brass oil lamps and small offerings sit before several seated devotees. Along the top and right, more rows of people in white are visible. A red and white banner with a bird emblem hangs at the left edge. No single speaker or a person candidate is clearly identifiable in the frame.2013-04-21May 31 20152015-05-31A large seated congregation fills a hall with red walls and framed posters on the back wall. Men and women sit close together on white sheets, many with hands pressed in anjali mudra or raised in devotion. Several women wear orange, red and magenta saris, while men wear white kurtas, orange-red shawls and saffron sashes. In the foreground a man in white with an orange forehead tilak sits beside a bald man in white and a younger man in an orange-red shawl. A purple dove logo and an ornate round emblem hang at the upper left. a person is not clearly identifiable in this crowd.2015-10-26Large crowd of women seated on a red floor covering at a discourse programme, most dressed in white or pale cream saris and salwar with colourful borders in yellow, green, pink and orange. Many wear mala beads and some have flowers in their hair. Banners with portraits hang in the background behind the rows. Some attendees hold paper and notebooks, and a few wear name badges on their clothing.2006-12-17November 22 20152015-11-22