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A seated audience at an indoor discourse hall with peach walls, red curtains and a stack of striped cushions behind them. Many men in white kurta and dhoti or pale shirts sit on chairs, several writing on notepads with pens, others with heads bowed. A man in a light grey striped kurta writes in the centre, and a bald man in a yellow garment and a man in a pink shirt are in the foreground. No a person is visible in the frame, so no candidate is identified.

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December 20 20092009-12-20A photograph of a seated audience in a hall with red curtains and framed pictures on the walls. Men sit on a blue-and-white striped mat and on red-cushioned chairs, looking attentively toward the front. Several wear white kurta-style shirts and one has a yellow top with a rudraksha mala. Others wear striped polos, a blue shirt and a pink shirt. Many have ID badges clipped to their clothing. A water bottle sits in the lower right corner. The attendees appear to be listening to a session or teaching.2011-11-06A seated group of participants meditating with eyes closed in a hall with red curtains and red-cushioned chairs. Many wear white or pale clothing; a man in a pink shirt wears a lanyard badge in the foreground, and another in a white kurta sits with hands resting. A young man in white sits near a chair in the centre. No one is identified as a person; no figure matches a ceremonial presentation.2011-11-26Several men in white shirts and white dhotis sit on the floor of a hall with red curtains, writing in notebooks with pens. In the centre, a man in black-rimmed glasses and a rudraksha mala around his neck reads papers on his lap while writing. Another bald man in white sits at left, writing in a small notebook, and a man in glasses with a dark cord necklace writes at right. Attendees wear identification badges on lanyards. Other people are partly visible in the background.2011-11-05Photograph of a large seated audience at a satsang, mostly men in white kurtas and white shirts, many wearing lanyard badges and some with blue lanyards. Seated in rows on red mats and chairs, they face forward attentively. A man in the foreground wears a red tilak mark on his forehead. Several men with beards or moustaches are visible, and one man in a red checked shirt sits cross-legged. No speaker or throne is clearly visible in this frame.2013-08-16A photograph of a seated audience in a hall with a red carpet and orange cushions, attending a satsang. Many men wear white kurtas and dhotis, several with rudraksha malas and name badges, and many are writing or taking notes on white paper. In the upper left, a framed portrait shows a figure in orange robes with a garland, and a wall of framed photographs hangs behind the rows. One man in the upper right wears a white outfit with a red-orange mala and stands near the wall. The foreground seated attendees are blurred, and the scene is busy and focused.2015-01-31February 02 20162016-02-02 +1 copiesA seated crowd of devotees in white clothes fills a hall, many wearing red and maroon beaded malas around their necks. Several men in the foreground and middle rows hold open booklets or papers and look down at them, while others sit in white plastic chairs in the back. A lattice window and white pillars appear at the upper right. Most attendees have short dark hair, and a few are older men with grey or white hair. The scene appears to be a gathering or session in a large indoor hall.2009-06-30A seated group in a hall with red curtains and plastic chairs with red seat cushions. An older man in a white shirt and white trousers, wearing glasses and a name badge, writes in a notebook with a pen while wearing gold bangles. Beside him a man in white kurta with glasses and a badge holds a pen over an open book. In front, a young man in a brown top watches the speaker, and a man in dark clothing sits behind. Several people are visible, most attentively reading or writing, consistent with a satsang session.2011-11-05February 01 20152015-02-01June 06 20162016-06-06December 05 20132013-12-05