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A seated audience of men at an indoor yoga programme, in rows of white plastic chairs under a draped white cloth ceiling. Most wear white shirts and dhotis or trousers, with several in pale lavender, striped pink and light blue shirts. One man in the foreground wears a white shirt and has a grey beard. Another in the middle row wears a white turban and white kurta and listens attentively. A small blue banner with a white bird emblem hangs in the background.

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Article - November 26 20062006-11-26A large audience seated on red plastic chairs under a silver draped tent canopy at a yoga programme. Men in white shirts and dhotis, many wearing rudraksha malas, sit in rows facing forward; some wear checked shirts and glasses, and several women in salwar kameez sit among them. Two framed banners hang on the back wall, and water bottles sit on a table at left.2006-11-26 +1 copiesRows of men in white shirts and white dhotis sit on blue plastic chairs under a tent with draped beige fabric, attending a seminar session. Most wear white or pale shirts; several wear eyeglasses, and a few have grey or white hair. One man in the foreground wears a lanyard badge and a striped white shirt. Behind them, a standing figure in white and a banner with printed text are visible, along with an electric fan and a water dispenser near the back.2006-12-17A large seated audience of men in white shirts and white dhotis fills a hall at a satsang. Most are smiling or listening attentively, and several wear lanyards with identity badges. In the foreground a man in a white shirt with a red-and-white bindi at the centre of his forehead smiles toward the stage. Further back, rows of white-clad devotees extend toward the rear wall. No speaker or throne is visible in this frame, and the scene is a seated congregation in a plain yellow-walled hall.2013-01-19August 13 20162016-08-13A seated audience in a bright hall, mostly men in white shirts and white dhotis or trousers, sitting in beige plastic chairs in rows. Some wear red, orange and checked shirts, and several have glasses. Many rest their chins on their hands while listening. In the upper right, a man in a white shirt with a lanyard stands near a white board or screen. Blurred audience members in the foreground, including women, sit closer to the camera. Orange curtains hang on the left and a small purple-and-white logo appears in the upper left corner. No one in the image is clearly identifiable as the a person.2011-02-25 +1 copiesA photograph of a large seated audience inside a hall, mostly men in white shirts and dhotis-style white clothing, with some in red, yellow, pink and green checked or plain shirts. Many wear lanyard-style identity badges around their necks. Several have vertical sandalwood or vibhuti marks on their foreheads. They face forward, attentive, watching an unseen speaker or ceremony at the front. White plastic chairs fill the foreground and rows behind, with red pillars and framed pictures on a wall in the background.2015-07-26December 17 20062006-12-17June 22 20082008-06-22December 14 20062006-12-14A large seated crowd of men in white shirts and white dhotis fills a tent-like hall, many wearing name badges on lanyards. Some raise their arms and hands, others smile or look toward the stage off-frame. Behind them are tall white pillars, sunflower-patterned fabric, red and white drapery, and a speaker stack at the top right. The mostly white clothing dominates the frame. No single figure is identifiable as a person from this view.2007-12-13A large seated audience fills a red-canopied tent, with rows of men sitting cross-legged on red mats. Many wear white shirts and white dhotis, some with rudraksha malas and sandalwood or vibhuti marks on their foreheads. Several have name badges clipped to their shirts. A man in the front center wears a white kurta and sits with his hands clasped, while others wear pastel or striped shirts. No single speaker or dais is clearly visible; the attention of the crowd appears directed forward toward an unseen stage. The image is part of a satsang or discourse gathering.2013-04-21