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A large indoor satsang hall where a crowd of devotees sits cross-legged on white sheets over red patterned mats. Many men wear white kurtas with red shawls and red sashes, while some participants in the background wear red and white clothing. Several people raise their hands high, and a bald man in white with a red shawl and rudraksha mala sits in the foreground writing in a notebook. A man in an orange checked shirt with a red shawl raises his palm nearby. Stage lights and draped walls form the backdrop of this gathering.

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A large hall filled with seated devotees in white kurta-pyjama clothing and red shawls, sitting on white sheets and red-and-maroon floor mats during a satsang. Many men and women are visible, some with rudraksha malas, and a few are taking notes in notebooks. Orange and red bags lie around them, and marigold garlands decorate the floor near the front rows. No speaker or a person candidate is clearly visible in this frame, and the audience is seated facing forward in an organised rows.2014-07-19A large seated congregation in a hall with purple-lit decorative panels on the walls. Many men and women dressed in white clothing wear orange-red shawls draped over their shoulders, and several have their arms raised high, hands open or fists clenched, in an energetic group gesture. Some wear orange-red bead necklaces. A few people in the background stand among the seated crowd, and a framed picture hangs on the left wall. No clearly identifiable central figure is visible in the frame, and no one is confirmed as a person by appearance.2015-05-10A large seated assembly of devotees in white kurtas and dhotis, many with orange-red shawls draped over their shoulders, raise their hands in an open-palmed gesture during a satsang at an indoor hall. Lavender-lit ornamental panels decorate the back wall. Several participants wear lanyards and orange-red cords, and some sit cross-legged on white mats. No single figure is clearly identifiable as the a person, so no candidate is marked as present.2015-05-10July 20 20142014-07-20 +1 copiesA large seated congregation fills a hall during a satsang, with many devotees in white kurtas and dhotis wearing red shawls or stoles. Several men in front have white ritual clothes with rudraksha malas and one shaved-headed man wears a white tripundra on his forehead. Behind them, a raised stage holds musicians with harmonium and microphones, and women in white sit among rows of seated attendees. Orange-robed sadhus sit to the left, and a cream and red floor carpet with flower petals lies near the front. Recessed ceiling lights and pillars frame the room.2014-07-19May 10 20152015-05-10October 15 20172017-10-15 +1 copiesA seated crowd of devotees at a Shivoham event, mostly dressed in white kurtas and white clothing with orange-red striped shawls draped over their shoulders. A man in the centre foreground presses his palms together in anjali with orange-yellow tilak marks on his forehead. Around him people sit with hands folded in prayer or meditative postures, some with orange tilak and red marks on their foreheads. A young man on the left in an orange-red shawl smiles with orange marks on his forehead, and a woman in glasses sits in the background. A large seated audience fills the frame, with an orange-clad figure at the left edge. No a person candidate is clearly identifiable in this view.2015-05-21July 18 20142014-07-18December 07 20132013-12-07A large indoor satsang hall where a crowd of devotees sits cross-legged on white floor mats. Many wear white kurta-style clothing with red-orange shawls draped over their shoulders, and several wear rudraksha malas. In the front-left, a musician in white plays a harmonium and others sit behind a red-draped dais with small musical instruments. Orange marigold garlands line the floor edge, and a bald devotee in the foreground has white vibhuti tilak marks on his forehead and arms. No clearly identifiable a person figure is visible among the seated devotees.2014-07-19October 15 20172017-10-15