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A large white tent hall filled with seated audience members in white shirts and white headbands. On the right, a robed figure in orange and saffron clothing and an orange head covering stands on a raised blue-carpeted stage, arm extended toward the crowd, beside a white-draped table with a vase of yellow and red flowers. A framed portrait stands on the stage, and a red-and-white banner hangs at the right edge. The attendees are seated on red and blue mats.

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December 16 20062006-12-16A large tented hall with a pale lavender ceiling holds a seated audience of many people in white clothing, most wearing white headbands. On a raised blue-carpeted stage at right, a figure in an orange robe and orange head wrap stands with one arm raised, holding a microphone stand. Behind the stage is a white draped seat, a framed portrait and a vase of yellow and red flowers. A man in white stands near the stage edge. Hanging decorations and a ceiling fan are visible. The scene suggests a convention session with a speaker addressing the assembly. a person: the orange-robed speaker has an orange head wrap and a ceremonial setting, though the appearance is partly obscured by distance.2006-12-16December 16 20062006-12-16A large tented hall where a robed teacher in saffron-orange clothing, wearing an orange head wrap and a rudraksha mala, stands on a blue-carpeted stage with one arm raised toward a seated audience. Hundreds of attendees in white clothing and white headbands sit on the floor in rows at left. A white draped table with a vase of yellow and orange flowers and a framed photo sits on the stage, and a large banner at right shows a smiling woman in a white headband and red-orange background. Speakers and a microphone stand are visible. a person (saffron robe, orange head wrap, rudraksha mala) is the speaker on stage; the banner portrait is not a physical person.2006-12-16December 16 20062006-12-16December 16 20062006-12-16December 16 20062006-12-16A large crowd of devotees stands in a big white-roofed tent at a convention, most wearing white headbands over their eyes. Many wear white, pastel or saffron saris and kurtas, with some in yellow, pink and green. In the foreground a woman in an orange sari and shawl stands near a blue-carpeted stage, and a figure in orange clothing and a white cloth sits at the right edge on the platform. Ceiling fans hang from the tent canopy, and blue and yellow banners line the back wall.2006-12-16A large outdoor tented assembly of several hundred people, most wearing white shirts and white headbands or blindfolds, stand in rows on a red carpet. On the left, a man in saffron-orange robes, a saffron head wrap, a long rudraksha mala and a walking staff walks along a blue stage platform toward the crowd. Overhead hang white fans and draped bunting, and at the back a purple backdrop is decorated with orange flowers and framed portraits.2006-12-15A large outdoor tented gathering in which a man in a saffron-orange turban and saffron-orange shawl stands on a raised stage, smiling and holding a handheld microphone and a long wooden staff. Facing him are many rows of people in white shirts and white dhotis or trousers, most wearing white blindfolds or white headbands across their eyes. Behind them, a purple backdrop is decorated with orange flower arrangements and framed portrait photos. The white tent ceiling is hung with draped fabric. The scene appears to be a mass group activity rather than a formal ritual, with participants standing in an orderly crowd.2006-12-15A large indoor convention tent with many participants standing in rows on blue and red mats, most wearing white and pastel clothing with white cloth blindfolds tied over their eyes. In the foreground right, a figure in saffron-orange robes and an orange head wrap sits facing the crowd, with long dark hair visible, consistent with the page's reference to a person conducting a session. A white box stands on the mat in front, and a banner and blue backdrop are visible at the back of the tent. Ceiling fans and tent poles are visible overhead.2006-12-16December 16 20062006-12-16