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A large seated congregation fills a white-floored hall at a satsang gathering. Most people wear white kurtas or shirts with orange-red shawls printed with dark script, and many wear orange lanyard badges. Several men have shaved heads, and one has a yellow-orange tilak on the forehead. Some wear rudraksha or pendant necklaces. Seated figures in the foreground fold their arms or sit cross-legged with hands in laps, and an ornate patterned wall and a digital clock appear in the background. No single figure is clearly identifiable as the guru from the visible cues.

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A seated congregation of devotees in white kurta-style clothing with red-and-maroon shawls draped over their shoulders sits on white floor mats in a hall during satsang. Several men in the front rows have their eyes closed or gaze downward, hands resting in their laps or clasped. One man at centre wears glasses, a white kurta and a red shawl, with a vertical tilak on his forehead and a mala around his neck. A young boy in a blue shirt sits in the back among the rows. No speaker or a person is visibly present in this frame, so no candidate is identified. Purple and white logo appears at upper left, and a pedia source credit is overlaid across the lower right2014-07-19October 15 20152015-10-15May 14 20152015-05-14May 15 20152015-05-15August 09 20152015-08-09October 9th 2015A large seated audience in a hall fills the frame, mostly men dressed in white kurtas with rust-red shawls draped over their shoulders and lanyards around their necks. In the foreground a bald man with a yellow-orange tilak on his forehead sits cross-legged and wears a small ear device, and a man at right looks forward in similar white and red attire. Purple stage lighting and rows of seated devotees extend toward the back of the room. No one is identified as a person in this crowd scene.2015-05-10A large seated gathering of devotees in white clothes with orange-red shawls sits on white floor mats in a hall, attending a convention session. Many wear rudraksha or beaded malas and some have tilak marks. In the foreground a man with short hair and a grey moustache sits near a man with a white beard wearing a rudraksha mala, and a young boy in orange robes sits at right. Orange cloth bags and folded mats lie on the floor. Background rows of people sit facing forward, with a few standing near the back wall beside decorative white panels. No one in the frame is clearly identifiable as a person by appearance, so no candidate is marked.2014-05-20A large seated audience of devotees fills a hall at a satsang. Most wear white kurta-style clothing with red and orange shawls draped over their shoulders, and several have yellow tilak marks on their foreheads. Many hold orange and white lanyards. Men and women sit close together on white floor coverings, watching toward the front of the hall. In the foreground, a man with a yellow forehead mark and a red shawl sits beside others in similar dress. Ornate white patterned walls and a red-draped table appear at the back. No individual is clearly identifiable as a person in this view.2015-05-14A dense crowd of men seated cross-legged on the floor during a satsang or discourse. Most wear white shirts and white dhotis with saffron-orange shawls draped over their shoulders, and several wear beaded mala necklaces. Their faces are turned toward the front, outside the frame, and a few water bottles sit among them. The scene is a photograph of a seated congregation with rows of orange and white clothing filling the frame.2008-08-03A photograph of a large seated congregation on white sheets in a hall with patterned gold wall panels and tall windows. Most attendees wear white clothing with orange-red shawls draped over their shoulders, and several have orange-red cloths on their laps. Some men have shaved heads, one wears a vertical orange-yellow tilak on his forehead, and a man in the lower right has white ash marks across his brow and wears a lanyard badge. Many are seated cross-legged in meditation or satsang, with eyes closed or gazing forward, while others wear mixed-colour clothing. The crowd fills the room, and the frontal sitters are clearly visible.2015-07-19July 23 20142014-07-23