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A large hall with cream walls, red curtains on the windows and a polished floor shows a seated congregation of many young saffron-robed sannyasis, arranged in rows on mats. Each has small brass plates and ritual items in front of them, consistent with a group pada puja. Some white-clad attendees and other devotees stand along the back and sides of the hall. Ceiling fans and fluorescent lights hang overhead, and a logo appears in the upper left corner.

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September 11 20132013-09-11July 06 20132013-07-06September 24 20132013-09-24July 23 20132013-07-23A wide hall with a polished pale floor shows rows of seated people in orange robes, many with white forehead markings and rudraksha malas, sitting in front of small brass puja plates and oil lamps. Several seated figures wear orange turbans or head wraps, while a few men in white shirts stand near the back wall. Red curtains line the windows and ceiling fans and lights hang overhead. The scene appears to be a satsang or ritual gathering with a group of orange-clad participants, including several young children at the front, and roughly two dozen or more people visible.2013-09-18Wide view inside a large hall with white ceiling tiles, ceiling fans and rows of fluorescent lights, with red curtains on the high windows. Rows of seated devotees fill both sides of a long central aisle lined with stanchions. On the left, many people wear saffron and orange robes, some seated before small brass plates and oil lamps; on the right, a block of people in white clothing sits alongside others in maroon and dark red garments, with a few in saffron. A shaved-headed person in maroon sits near the right foreground. The scene suggests a seated puja or satsang gathering, with no clear deity image or throne visible in this frame.2013-07-23September 15 20132013-09-15September 12 20132013-09-12August 18 20132013-08-18July 23 20132013-07-23July 26 20132013-07-26A large hall filled with seated devotees during a Guru Purnima satsang at an ashram. In the foreground, rows of saffron-robed sannyasis and young monastic disciples sit cross-legged on white mats with small brass plates, lamps and offerings in front of them. Several men wear rudraksha malas and gold-toned necklaces. A bald devotee lying on the floor in orange cloth rests in front of the rows. Behind them, hundreds of people in white dhotis and kurtas sit in orderly rows under bright ceiling lights, with red curtains on the walls and a stage area at the rear.2013-07-22