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A seated audience of men in white kurta-style clothes and white shirts fills rows of chairs at a satsang. Several wear name badges on their chests. A man in the left foreground points upward, another in the back right wears a rudraksha mala and white shirt, and a bald man in glasses sits near the front. Water bottles and a red bag sit on the floor in the foreground, with a white-walled hall and red backdrop behind them. No speaker is visible in the frame, and no one is identified.

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A large seated audience fills a bright hall at a satsang-style session, most people sitting cross-legged on mats in white kurtas and dhotis. Several men wear saffron-orange shawls draped over their shoulders, and many wear rudraksha malas. A man in the front centre wears a white shirt with a name badge, while a foreground man in an orange shawl and white dhoti sits with a rudraksha mala. At lower right, a man with white dhoti and yellow-orange shawl sits in front of an open laptop, and a yellow water bottle rests on the mat. Some attendees wear vibhuti or tilak on their foreheads. No individual is clearly identifiable as the speaker in this crowd view, and no throne or stage is visible.2016-01-24November 25 20102010-11-25Photograph of a seated congregation during a satsang in a hall with red-and-white striped mats. Many attendees sit cross-legged and meditate with eyes lowered, dressed mostly in white kurtas and white clothing; several wear rudraksha malas and name badges. A man in the foreground left wears a rudraksha mala with an Om pendant. Others sit with hands resting on their knees or lap, with water bottles on the floor. No a person candidate is clearly identifiable among those visible, so the figure is unsure.2012-07-02A seated congregation of devotees meditating or listening in a hall with red mats. Most wear white shirts and white dhotis or trousers, some with lanyards and one in a blue shirt. A man at right in a saffron-orange robe with white forehead markings sits among them, and a bald man at right wears a white shirt with tilak markings. Several devotees have eyes closed in concentration. A purple logo appears at upper left, and a faint copyright line is visible at lower right.2014-02-07June 01 20142014-06-01A large seated audience of men in plain white shirts and white dhotis sits cross-legged on pink and red floor mats in a hall during a session. Many wear name badges on lanyards, and several have yellow cloth bags or yellow pouches placed beside them. Some hold water bottles or papers. Foreground figures include a man with a clipped moustache and a rudraksha-style bead necklace who rests his chin on his hand, and a young boy in a striped shirt at left. No a person candidate is clearly visible, so the front rows are attendees only.2016-07-18Seated devotees in white kurta-style clothing sit on red and orange mats during a satsang or discourse. In the foreground, three men sit cross-legged and attentive; the man on the far left wears a white kurta with a name badge and holds a yellow paper, the middle man wears a white kurta with a badge, and the man on the right wears black-rimmed glasses and a white kurta with a badge. Behind them, rows of other seated devotees in white and pale clothing fill a hall with red curtains and warm wall decor. No visible a person candidate is present in this frame.2015-01-31August 24 20142014-08-24June 24 20122012-06-24 +1 copiesApril 20 20132013-04-20A photograph of a seated congregation during a satsang in a hall with a red floor covering. In the foreground, three men in white kurta-style clothing sit cross-legged; the man on the far left has his hands folded, the centre man sits with hands resting, and the right man wears glasses. Behind them rows of devotees in white and light shirts sit attentively, some wearing identification badges on their clothing. An orange cloth lies on the floor and a yellow paper sits near the front. Framed artwork hangs on the back wall. No individual is identifiable as the a person in this image, so the presence of a person candidate cannot be confirmed.2015-01-31December 04 20102010-12-04