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A large hall with many seated devotees on colourful striped mats during a Kalpataru meditation class. In the foreground a smiling woman in a blue and red floral embroidered blouse with dark hair in a low bun sits beside an empty white-covered chair, glancing back over her shoulder and holding a notebook and pen. To the right a woman with curly reddish hair wears a white saree with an orange shawl and a rudraksha mala, eyes closed. Behind them many devotees in white and orange clothing sit in rows under bright lights, with a framed red painting on the wall.

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July 08 20172017-07-08A seated congregation of devotees in a hall, many women wearing orange scarves over white, lavender, green and patterned outfits. Some sit on red-and-white striped mats, others on chairs; several hold papers or notebooks. A woman in a green striped top at centre smiles while a woman in a grey t-shirt beside her looks on. Blurred figures and a standing person in white fill the background. No a person is clearly visible in this frame; the scene shows attendees at a satsang-style gathering.2012-05-01July 08 20172017-07-08December 11 20112011-12-11A large indoor gathering of women seated on the floor in a hall with a red stage backdrop. In the centre, a woman in a yellow and white patterned kurta with a gold bracelet smiles while leaning forward, her hands clasped. Around her, women wear white tops, green kurtas, and saris, with long dark hair in braids and buns. A woman in a green top in the foreground faces away from the camera, and a water bottle sits on the red floor at left. No a person candidate is visible. Many attendees are seated, and a stage with a backdrop is visible behind them.2016-12-01A photograph of a large seated audience at an ashram satsang hall, mostly women in white and cream sarees and saffron-orange clothing, many sitting cross-legged on mats with hands folded or palms pressed together. A woman in the foreground wears white with a bindi and a silver-grey head covering, hands joined in prayer. Others in front wear yellow-orange and white with red bindis and beaded necklaces. Behind them rows of people in white stand or sit, and a yellow floral arrangement and a low altar stand near the front. No speaker or a person candidate is clearly visible; the stage is out of focus and too far to identify anyone.2017-08-26 +1 copiesA seated audience in a bright hall with white draped curtains and red side drapes, most attendees facing away or looking down. In the left foreground a young woman in a red and yellow dress with a long side braid and a white vertical forehead mark holds a folded white paper. Nearby a woman in a blue patterned top holds a white paper, and another participant wears a red blindfold. Many attendees wear white, floral and bright saris or kurtas, and one older woman has a red mala necklace. Chairs are white plastic.2016-12-06August 26 20172017-08-26A large seated audience at an indoor programme, with many people in close rows smiling and looking toward the stage. In the foreground a young woman with long dark hair, a nose stud and a blue patterned top smiles while looking off to the side; an orange cloth lies across her lap. Beside her a girl in a yellow and green outfit and a magenta shawl sits, and to the right women in red and pink saris and white clothes listen. A man on the left wears a white dhoti-style garment with a rudraksha mala.2016-12-19July 05 20172017-07-05 +1 copiesA large seated audience of women in white and light-coloured saris fills the frame at a satsang or discourse. In the foreground a smiling woman with a red bindi and nose ring wears a white sari, a red and black pendant on a cord, and a strand of white beads. Beside her a woman in glasses and a white sari with a pink border holds her hand near her face. Behind them more attendees sit closely together, some holding papers. No speaker, throne or a person figure is clearly visible in this view, so no a person candidate is identified.2016-08-28A large seated audience of devotees fills a hall, most dressed in white or cream clothing with some in saffron, orange and red saris. Many women wear rudraksha malas and lanyards, and several have white or red tilaka marks on their foreheads. Several are writing in notebooks or holding papers in their laps, while others look toward the front. No clear a person candidate is visible in this crowd.2016-08-28