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A photograph of a crowded seated gathering of women dressed in white, many wearing rudraksha malas. In the centre, a woman in a turquoise blouse and white sari holds a handheld microphone and speaks, with a dot on her forehead and gold earrings. Around her, women in white garments and white saris lean in and listen attentively, some smiling and others looking forward. Several wear name badges on lanyards. A woman in the lower right wears a white sari with a pink border and a long rudraksha mala. The setting appears to be a satsang or question-and-answer session with participants seated closely together.

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A photograph of a large seated audience in white clothing and rudraksha malas at an evening satsang. In the centre, a smiling woman with long curly dark hair wears a white outfit with an orange-red shawl and holds a microphone, apparently speaking or asking a question. Around her, women in white and cream saris and salwar, some with reddish-orange wraps and beaded necklaces, sit close together and smile. In the foreground a man with a white tripundra mark on his forehead and a woman with hair in a bun are partly visible. The setting is dim.2007-05-04A seated group of women in white and cream saris and kurtas sits closely together during a gathering. The central woman in a white top and white shawl holds a black handheld microphone in her right hand and gestures with her left, appearing to speak or chant. Beside her, a woman in a white outfit with a white shawl and orange-brown beaded necklaces sits with hands folded. Further right, women wear orange and brown rudraksha-style malas, a green patterned sari and floral dress. Several women have their eyes closed or heads lowered. The setting appears to be a satsang or group sitting, with no visible a person candidate present.2007-05-04A large seated crowd, mostly women, fills a covered hall during a Holi celebration at the Salem ashram inauguration. Most wear white or cream saris and many have white ID badges or lanyards. Several women wear rudraksha malas. Some hold their palms together in greeting or prayer. Strings of marigold garlands hang across the ceiling, and yellow and orange cloth panels and lights line the top of the hall. Photo reads as an event crowd shot, with no clearly identifiable Swamiji figure visible.2008-11-12A woman seated on the floor speaks into a handheld microphone at a gathering under a decorated canopy with pink and green palm-leaf and sunflower patterns. She wears glasses, a white sari with a pink border and red bindi, and many bangles, with rudraksha mala beads around her neck. Women in white saris with yellow and orange borders, some with rudraksha malas, sit around her, several smiling and clapping. Behind them a man in white clothing stands near the back, and another woman in white stands on the right.2006-09-17September 01 20152015-09-01A photograph of a seated group of women and young women in white saris with thin gold borders and rudraksha malas, sitting on orange and dark-patterned floor mats during a gathering. In the centre, a woman in a white sari with a gold border holds a microphone and speaks, while others listen with hands folded or resting in their laps. Behind them, several men in white kurtas with lanyards sit on chairs and mats. The room has white floor tiles and plastic chairs, and a small purple logo sits in the upper left corner.2010-09-05A photograph of a seated audience at a meditation program. A woman in the centre wears a white top with a yellow lanyard and a dark beaded necklace, holding a black handheld microphone and speaking. Around her, women in white clothing and beaded necklaces sit close together, one resting a hand on her chin, while a woman in the foreground has a red bindi and a patterned top. A woman in a light blue top sits in the lower right, and others in the background wear white and blue. No a person candidate is visible; the people are audience members asking or answering during a discourse setting.2009-08-18January 30 20162016-01-30November 11 20152015-11-11June 22 20082008-06-22December 29 20102010-12-29November 11 20152015-11-11