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February 21 20172017-02-21February 21 20172017-02-21February 21 20172017-02-21December 25 20072007-12-25A large indoor hall with a corrugated metal roof and exposed steel trusses holds a seated congregation of devotees. In the foreground, children and young people in plain white clothes sit on mats, some with white garlands, several in white dhotis and shirts. Behind them rows of adults sit in white, and a few women wear saffron, maroon and pink saris. Along the right, brass oil lamps stand in a row on a mat in front of the seated crowd, and a brass bowl sits near the bottom edge. A doorway at the back opens to a dark interior, and a saffron cloth hangs at the upper left. No one is clearly identifiable as the swami; the people seated at the front are devotees.2007-09-21January 12 20092009-01-12January 15 20162016-01-15 +1 copiesMay 25 20172017-05-25September 07 20172017-09-07 +1 copiesDecember 29 20082008-12-29October 12 20072007-10-12Outdoor ritual gathering under a canopy with red, orange and green festoon trim. On a raised red-and-white striped platform, a priest in orange robes bends forward before an altar with brass vessels, a kalasha and offerings. A woman in white stands nearby beside a framed portrait of a woman in orange. Many seated children in white clothes sit on mats in the foreground, and adults in white, orange and blue saris sit on white chairs behind them. Palm trees and thatched huts surround the open ground, with a printed chart and banner in the background.