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A photograph of a seated group on a concrete floor at night, with many people in white traditional clothing and orange shawls. In the centre, a young man with a shaved head and a white vertical tilak sits cross-legged in white dhoti and kurta, wearing an orange shawl, rudraksha-style beads and a wristwatch, gesturing while speaking; a black microphone rests beside him. Around him women in white saris with gold borders and orange shawls sit attentively, and men in white kurtas with orange stoles sit at the right edge. A bearded man is partly visible at the right and a woman in yellow and orange sits at the left. No candidate matching the described a person appearance is clearly present, so the central speaker is described by role only.

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December 25 20072007-12-25July 28 20152015-07-28Photograph of a seated group of young devotees in white clothing with orange saffron scarves, sitting on the floor of an indoor hall in a circle. A woman in an orange sari and rudraksha mala stands at centre speaking, while another standing figure in white with an orange scarf stands at left and a woman in a teal sari with orange scarf stands at right near a red-curtained stage. Several seated participants wear white dhotis with golden borders. A white-draped table, folding chairs and a wall fan are visible in the room. Many people are seated; the count is well above twenty.2007-12-25December 25 20072007-12-25Indoor festival scene in a tented hall with a red stage backdrop and colourful hanging pennants. Several people in white clothes with orange shawls stand at left and centre, one gesturing, while a large seated group in white, many wearing orange shawls, sits on red and patterned mats facing them. No individual is clearly identifiable as a specific person from appearance here; the figures are devotees and participants in white dress.2007-12-25September 13 20162016-09-13July 14 20152015-07-14A large seated assembly fills a hall, with many people in white and orange clothing. In the foreground, young devotees in saffron-orange dhotis with gold borders wear rudraksha malas and stripes of vibhuti on their foreheads, with eyes closed in meditation. Behind them, men and women in white kurtas and dhotis sit in rows, some with red shawls and white ID lanyards. A bald older man in a red shawl and a man in an orange garment with a rudraksha mala are among those seated near the front. The room has wooden paneling and a wall of cushions and seating in the background.2016-02-14A dense crowd of seated devotees fills the frame, mostly women and some men dressed in white traditional clothing. Many wear orange or saffron shawls draped over their shoulders, and some wear rudraksha malas and red cords around the neck. One woman on the right has a white tilak mark on her forehead. The participants appear focused and attentive, seated closely on a floor with yellow markings, consistent with a ritual gathering such as a homa or puja setting. No individual is clearly identifiable as a person in this view.2006-10-21A seated group on a patterned red and blue carpet inside a plain room with white tiled walls. Several saffron- and orange-robed sadhus with long grey and white beards sit in a row on cushions along the back, one with an orange shawl. In front, young students in white dhotis with gold borders and rudraksha malas sit cross-legged, some with wrapped orange cloths. In the foreground a bald man in orange robes with a beaded necklace sits with his back to the camera, and a video camera stands at the left edge. a person is not clearly identifiable here.2015-09-10August 29 20142014-08-29A photograph of a group of devotees seated cross-legged in a circle on an orange cloth in a hall with orange and red chairs stacked along the back. Most wear white kurta-style clothing with yellow scarves draped over their shoulders. In the foreground a man with a red bindi sits talking with two others, and a woman in a red-orange scarf sits nearby. Others in the background, some in white saris with yellow borders, sit in conversation. The setting suggests a group gathering or satsang session.2010-01-03