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A large indoor gathering of seated devotees and young sannyasi-style participants in saffron-orange robes and orange head wraps, many wearing rudraksha malas and gold necklaces, with some sitting on colourful striped mats. Several have white or ash markings on their faces and foreheads. In the background a pink-draped altar area and a large framed image of a seated figure are visible, along with orange-cloth-covered tables and other attendees in white.

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July 08 20172017-07-08October 11 20172017-10-11A seated crowd of devotees in saffron-orange clothing fills a hall, many wearing rudraksha malas, orange head wraps and white forehead markings. Several young boys and girls in front have hands pressed in anjali, while others sit with hands folded or clapping. Walls behind hold framed photographs and a small shelf; the setting appears to be an ashram satsang gathering. Several white-clad adults sit among them.2017-08-25October 08 20172017-10-08September 08 20172017-09-08 +2 copiesAugust 25 20172017-08-25October 11 20172017-10-11September 07 20172017-09-07 +1 copiesA large seated gathering of devotees in an ashram hall, most wearing saffron-orange dhotis or wraps and rudraksha malas around their necks, with some bare-chested and some with white vibhuti or tilak marks on their foreheads. Many sit cross-legged with eyes closed, appearing absorbed in meditation or satsang. Several wear white shawls over orange clothing. Behind them, further attendees in white and saffron sit and stand near red and gold decorations, with a red-and-white canopy and a shrine-like area visible in the background. No figure is clearly identifiable as the speaker on the dais in this frame.2017-07-31November 15 20172017-11-15Large photo of a seated congregation in a bright hall with polished white floor, several large framed portraits on the walls and a doorway at the back. Many young and adult devotees sit cross-legged in saffron-orange robes and orange turbans, with rudraksha malas around their necks and white vibhuti or kumkum marks on their foreheads. Some wear white dhotis or white shawls. A few adults in white clothing sit among them, and a child in a patterned shirt sits at the right edge. Several saffron-clad figures stand in the far background near the entrance, while a central young boy in a white dhoti sits upright among the group.2017-08-25August 26 20172017-08-26