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Several women sit cross-legged on an orange cloth-covered stage before wooden latticed screens, seated at microphone stands with paper sheets and small wooden book stands. Women in the foreground wear orange and maroon saris with rudraksha malas; the woman on the right wears a white sari with an orange border and rudraksha mala. Several have white tilak marks on their foreheads. Behind them, others in white and blue sit listening, and a small yellow recorder sits near the stage edge. Its orange carpet and seated ensemble suggest a group satsang session.

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June 19 20142014-06-19A group of women singing devotionally seated on an orange-draped platform, each before a floor microphone stand. Foreground women wear rudraksha malas, white forehead markings and saffron, maroon or white saris with coloured borders. Behind them stands a woman in white and blue holding a small colourful object, and a carved wooden lattice screen fills the background. Open notebooks and a yellow portable recorder sit on the stage.2014-06-19October 27 20142014-10-27 +1 copiesOctober 12 20142014-10-12September 30 20142014-09-30January 30 20152015-01-30 +1 copiesNovember 25 20142014-11-25October 27 20142014-10-27 +2 copiesA group of six women sit cross-legged on a red stage draped in red cloth, singing into microphones on metal stands in front of an ornate gold-toned carved wall with lion reliefs. Most wear rust-red saris with gold borders and rudraksha malas; one in a orange robe and one in a white sari with a grey-bordered cloth also sit among them. Several have white vertical tilak markings on their foreheads. Some hold small hand percussion and papers, and a red object and a small amplifier sit on the stage. Pictured as a devotional chanting or satsang performance.2014-11-05September 30 20142014-09-30Photograph of a group of women seated on a red-draped stage chanting before microphones. They wear rust-red and saffron-orange sarees with gold borders and long rudraksha mala necklaces, with white vertical tilak marks on their foreheads. One woman at right holds small brass cymbals or bells. Behind them is an ornate gold-carved wall panel. Papers lie on the table in front. No a person candidate is visible.2015-01-30October 27 20142014-10-27 +1 copies