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Indoor satsang hall with many seated devotees on mats and cushions in rows, mostly in white clothes, some in red, green and patterned saris. Metal stanchions with a cord line separate the seating area from a red runner rug at the front. Tall windows with white curtains light the room; hanging banners with orange and red woven patterns decorate the walls. Most attendees sit cross-legged, several with eyes closed or hands folded, and a few wear rudraksha-style beaded necklaces. An elderly woman in white with a light garland sits near the centre front. No clearly identifiable a person is visible in the frame.

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June 17 20122012-06-17 +1 copiesSeptember 27 20122012-09-27June 17 20122012-06-17A seated audience fills a large hall for a satsang talk, most people in white clothing, sitting on red-and-white striped mats and some on chairs at the back. A woman in the left foreground wears a white cap and white top, and a woman in a pink top and cream skirt sits on the right. Pale walls, a white-draped table at the left edge, and a blue wall sign are visible. No speaker or presenter is shown in the frame, so no a person candidate is identifiable here.2010-10-11A large seated congregation fills a bright hall with polished floor, devotees sitting on mats and striped cloth in rows separated by silver stanchions and chains. Most wear white clothes and white shawls; a woman in front wears a white outfit with a white shawl and a beaded necklace, while a woman at left wears a patterned pink top with green cloth and a dark rudraksha-style mala. A woman in foreground with glasses wears a red bindi. Others wear green, yellow and red garments. Seated devotees appear attentive to a teacher out of frame at the front, in a satsang-style gathering. A yellow and orange hanging decorates the upper right corner.2012-05-13 +1 copiesA large hall filled with seated devotees on striped mats and orange-red cushions during a satsang. In the foreground a man in white kurta with a rudraksha mala sits with eyes closed in meditation, and beside him another man in white with a mala sits upright. Behind them many people in white and some in colourful saris and shirts sit in rows. Orange cloth lies on the floor in front, and a golden deity murti and orange banners are visible at the top of the hall.2010-10-09A large indoor hall with a high pitched metal roof and yellow steel trusses hung with decorative striped cloth banners on pillars. Rows of seated devotees sit on mats across a pale floor, mostly dressed in white with white and grey rudraksha malas, one woman in a saffron shawl and another in a purple sari. Near the front, a white-clad figure sits on a raised mat, and a white-draped low platform stands in the foreground. On the back wall hang a green and white portrait banner of a bearded robed figure and a framed portrait of an elderly woman in white. The scene is a satsang or meditation session.2005-12-20A seated audience attends a satsang in a bright hall with pale pink walls, red curtains and a golden throne-like chair with a carved animal figure at the back. Women in the foreground sit cross-legged on striped blue and red mats, many wearing white or pale garments; one woman in a white outfit with a rudraksha-style mala and patterned shawl sits at right, and a woman in a turquoise top sits in the centre. Rows of chairs behind hold more attendees, several in white and some in western clothing, with men in white kurtas visible among them. The mood is attentive and quiet.2010-12-26October 14 20122012-10-14December 16 20092009-12-16A photograph of a large hall with a tiled floor and orange and yellow hanging decorations along the ceiling. Many people in white clothes sit cross-legged on mats and cushions in rows, eyes closed in meditation. In the foreground a man in white with a yellow shawl stands near a camera on a tripod, while a man in white sits upright with hands resting in a mudra on a striped mat. A golden ornate throne-like seat stands at the far right of the hall near the front.2010-09-03October 09 20122012-10-09