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A large seated audience fills a bright hall with white walls and white ceiling fabric. Rows of devotees in white and cream clothing, with some in yellow and pink saris, sit on black chairs and floor mats facing forward toward the unseen stage. Colourful painted cylindrical banners and an orange cloth hang from the ceiling, and wooden doors line the back wall. Several people in the foreground are shown from behind, and a few lean forward or hold printed materials. No speaker or central figure is clearly visible in this frame.

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December 14 20092009-12-14A large hall filled with seated attendees, mostly women and some men, many dressed in white ritual clothing with a few in cream, peach and maroon tones. Rows of plastic chairs face forward toward an unseen stage. Overhead hang tall cylindrical decorative banners in yellow, blue, red and white with geometric and elephant motifs, plus an orange cloth draped from the ceiling. Ceiling fans, hanging lights and a wall-mounted notice board are visible. The scene suggests a seated discourse or group gathering.2009-12-15A large indoor hall filled with seated attendees on white and beige plastic chairs, facing toward the front of the room. Many wear white, cream, yellow and orange clothing, and several women in saffron and yellow saris sit in the foreground. Tall cylindrical hanging banners decorated with colourful geometric patterns and elephant motifs in red, blue, green and yellow with gold fringe hang from the ceiling, along with white ceiling fans and white drapery edging the walls. The room has white walls and red wooden panels, and a small booth or stage area is visible at the far end.2009-12-18A large hall packed with seated devotees, mostly dressed in white with some in yellow, orange and colourful salwar kameez, facing toward the front. Hanging decorative cylinders in yellow, blue, red and patterned fabric with elephant motifs decorate the ceiling, and white draped fabric lines the walls. A video camera on a tripod stands at the right edge. The front rows are in the foreground with many faces visible; no clearly identifiable figure is shown at the stage area.2009-12-11December 16 20092009-12-16December 15 20092009-12-15A large indoor hall filled with seated devotees facing a stage at the far end. Most attendees wear white, with some in yellow, green and orange saris and salwar kameez, seated on black and beige plastic chairs in rows. Long hanging cloth banners in red, yellow, blue and green patterns with elephant and floral motifs hang from the white ceiling, alongside ceiling fans and lights. A wooden lectern or stage podium stands at the right, with a camera on a tripod filming the gathering. The scene suggests a satsang or discourse gathering, with no speaker clearly visible in frame.2009-12-18A large indoor hall filled with a dense, seated audience of devotees, mostly women and men dressed in white and yellow with lanyards around their necks. Tall cylindrical hanging banners with painted geometric and elephant patterns in yellow, blue, red and green hang from the ceiling above rows of chairs. Front-row attendees wear yellow saris, white kurtas and orange shawls, facing a stage area not visible in the frame. Ceiling lights, speakers and white drapery frame the room.2009-12-11December 15 20092009-12-15A large indoor hall filled with a dense crowd of devotees seated on the floor, mostly dressed in white with some in pale yellow and orange shawls. Many women have grey, blonde and dark hair and hands folded in prayer. Colourful striped cloth hangings in red, yellow and green with elephant motifs hang from the white ceiling, a yellow canopy sits at upper left, and a video camera on a tripod stands near the front. Ceiling fans and white drapery frame the hall. No individual speaker is clearly identifiable among the audience.2009-06-21A large crowd of devotees sits on white plastic chairs and on the floor inside a white tent hall decorated with hanging multicolored cylindrical banners featuring elephant and geometric patterns. Most attendees wear white clothing, with some in pink, blue and green saris and salwar, and many wear lanyards. Fluorescent lights hang from the white tent ceiling, and the hall is filled with rows of seated people facing toward the front, with a few standing near the back and the side walls.2009-06-13 +1 copiesDecember 14 20092009-12-14