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A photograph of a seated satsang on a red-draped stage in front of an ornate green and gold carved wooden screen. On the left, a woman in an orange sari with a red border and a rudraksha mala speaks into a microphone on a stand. In the centre, a woman in a maroon sari with a gold border and a red bindi sits with a microphone, gesturing with her hand. On the right, a woman in maroon clothing with glasses and a rudraksha mala sits attentively. Loose papers rest on the stage. The scene reads as a discourse session, with three physical people visible.

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February 22 20152015-02-22 +1 copiesThree women seated cross-legged on a red stage cloth before microphones, chanting or singing. The two on either side wear orange saris with maroon borders and rudraksha malas, and the centre woman wears a deep maroon sari with a gold border and rudraksha mala, all with white forehead markings. Their hands are open in gesture. Behind them is an ornate gold and green carved wooden screen with lattice panels. The image carries a copyright overlay.2015-02-21A photograph of four women seated on a red cloth on a stage, singing or chanting into microphones in front of an ornate green-and-gold carved wooden backdrop with cut-out quatrefoil panels. The women wear saffron-orange and maroon sarees with rudraksha malas and white and red forehead markings. The woman in the centre holds a small handheld instrument and gestures with her hands, while the woman on the right holds a blue paper or booklet and gestures as she speaks. A woman behind them listens, and the page sheets are placed on the floor beside them.2015-02-22February 02 20152015-02-02 +2 copiesFebruary 19 20152015-02-19 +1 copiesA photo of a group of women and a man in red-and-saffron robes seated on a red cloth at microphone stands, chanting in front of an ornate golden carved wooden screen. The two women in the foreground wear rust-red garments with gold borders, rudraksha mala necklaces, and white horizontal forehead markings with red bindi. Behind them, others in similar robes sing or chant, and a shirtless man with white body markings and mala beads sits among them. No one is identified as a person; the scene shows a group chanting or singing at a satsang setting.2015-02-20 +1 copiesFive people sit on a red-draped stage before an ornate green and gold carved wooden backdrop with lattice panels, each seated behind a microphone stand. On the left a woman in a white and gold-bordered dress holds a small blue object and gestures with her hand. Beside her a woman in red and gold, a rudraksha mala around her neck, sits with eyes closed. At centre a woman in a red sari with gold border sings or recites into a microphone, hands near her chest. Next to her a figure in orange robes and long swept-back hair, with white markings on the forehead and arms, sits with a rudraksha mala. At far right a bald man in red-and-gold ceremonial dress, with white markings on his body, rudraksha malas and glasses, sits cross-legged with hands joined. Papers and a small device lie on the red cloth. The scene is a satsang recitation session.2015-04-03Four young women sit closely together on a floor stage, singing into microphones on metal stands in front of an ornate golden lattice screen with cut-out quatrefoil patterns. The three on the left wear orange and saffron saris with pink borders and rudraksha malas, while the woman second from right wears a deep maroon sari with a gold border and rudraksha mala and plays small hand cymbals. Each has a white sandalwood line on the forehead, and one has a red kumkum dot. The setting suggests a devotional singing session.2014-08-29August 28 20142014-08-28A satsang performance on a red stage with a green carved wooden backdrop. A bald, bespectacled man in maroon robes with a gold-bordered shawl and rudraksha malas sits cross-legged at a microphone, sacred ash marks on his forehead and arms, hands held together while speaking. Four women flank him: two in maroon saris with gold borders and one in bright orange with a red border, all with white forehead markings and rudraksha malas, seated and singing or chanting at microphones. Papers lie on the stage in front.2015-03-26March 26 20152015-03-26 +1 copiesAugust 13 20142014-08-13