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Wide interior photograph of a large hall filled with a dense crowd of devotees seated on the floor and in chairs, many dressed in white, with pink, orange and red saris and shirts visible. Overhead ceiling fans, fluorescent lights and wall-mounted exhaust fans are visible. Several banners and framed posters line the back wall, including one with a colourful geometric mandala design and one with a red and white printed notice. Groups of people stand near a central stage area at the rear, and a tall scaffold-like structure with lights stands to the right.

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A large indoor hall filled with a dense crowd of seated attendees on white plastic chairs, many dressed in white and some in colourful saris and shirts, facing a stage at the far end. Ceiling fans and fluorescent lights hang from a grid ceiling. Along the back wall are several banners and framed portrait posters, including orange and green panels and a bright floral-patterned display. A few standing staff members in white move among the rows, and one man in a blue shirt stands near the right edge. The image is a wide photograph of the gathering.2009-07-25July 25 20092009-07-25July 25 20092009-07-25A large indoor hall packed with a dense crowd of devotees seated on the floor, facing toward a distant stage at the far end. Most people wear white or light clothing, with some in saffron, red, pink and checked shirts; several women wear sarees with flowers in their hair. Overhead ceiling fans and fluorescent lights line the hall, and a bright stage with a backdrop and a small framed image is visible in the distance. A satsang-style gathering in progress, with the audience attentive toward the front.2010-02-15A large indoor hall packed with a dense crowd of several hundred people seated on blue plastic chairs and floor mats, most dressed in white. Ceiling fans and fluorescent lights hang overhead. Volunteers in white shirts walk between rows. Several orange and white banners hang on the back wall, one with a portrait and text, and a white board is mounted near the doors. The seated audience faces the front of the room, away from the camera.2009-07-30A large indoor hall packed with a seated audience of many devotees, mostly in white and pastel clothes, with women in saris and salwar, facing a stage at the far end. Ceiling fans and lights hang above, and the rolled-up shutters open onto a stage draped in red and blue cloth. A screen shows a face and a portrait of a woman sits in the upper left, while banners and a sign line the side walls. A small figure in white stands on the stage, though the people in the front rows are seated in plastic chairs and the scene reads as a satsang or discourse gathering.2009-08-06A large indoor hall packed with a dense crowd seated on the floor and in chairs, facing a distant stage at the far end. Most attendees wear white shirts and dhotis or plain shirts, with some in colourful checked shirts, saffron and orange tops, and a few women in saris. Overhead ceiling fans and fluorescent lights line the white ceiling. At the stage, a large backdrop shows a figure in saffron-coloured clothing with a large banner above, and flanking banners and screens are visible on the sides. A standing man in a light shirt stands at the left edge near a white banner. The scene conveys a satsang or discourse gathering, though the speaker's presence on stage is not clearly visible at this distance.2010-02-15A large indoor hall filled with a dense audience seated on white plastic chairs, facing toward a stage at the far end. Most attendees wear white or pale shirts and some wear checked or patterned shirts; a few women in colourful saris sit at the left. White ceiling fans and recessed lights line the ceiling, with a striped red, yellow and maroon drape along the back wall and blue banners hanging on the sides. Stage speakers stand near the wall. No individual figure can be identified as a person from the visible scene.2009-08-06August 06 20092009-08-06November 21 20052005-11-21November 21 20052005-11-21October 15 20082008-10-15