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A photograph of a large tented hall with a white canopy, where a crowd of mostly men in white clothes sits on white chairs and floor mats facing a stage at the far end. Long hanging decorative cylinders in orange, yellow, red and blue patterns are suspended from the ceiling. The stage has a deep maroon curtain, a small central seating area with a white floral backdrop, and a podium with a microphone at the front-left. Several people in the front rows wear white shirts with an orange logo printed on the back. Speakers stand at the sides. The seated audience appears to number in the dozens, with the back rows partly visible at the edges.

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November 07 20082008-11-07Wide interior photo of a large tented hall with a white fabric canopy hung with tall cylindrical banners in red, blue, yellow and green patterns with yellow tassels. Rows of people in white clothing sit cross-legged on colourful striped woven mats facing a raised stage with a dark red curtain. On the stage, a figure in orange robes stands near a white throne-like seat decorated with flower arrangements. Several seated attendees in white are visible in the foreground. A portrait-style figure in orange, possibly the speaker, appears on the stage, with the identity left uncertain from appearance alone.2008-11-07A large tented hall with white canvas ceiling and colourful painted fabric cylinders hanging from above. Many seated people, most in white clothing, sit on striped woven mats facing a raised stage with a dark red curtain. On the stage a figure in orange clothing sits on a decorated seat beside floral arrangements, with a small deity murti or altar placed nearby. Some attendees wear orange and saffron. A few white plastic chairs sit at the right edge. Several people in white attend a satsang or discourse.2008-11-07 +1 copiesPhotograph inside a large white tent with a sloped canvas ceiling and rows of hanging decorative tassels in red, yellow and blue. A seated audience of many men in white clothes sits on white plastic chairs and floor mats facing a raised stage with a dark maroon curtain. Two figures in saffron/orange robes stand or sit on the stage near a small decorated arrangement, and a screen and speakers are visible at the sides. The page indicates a meeting with organisers at AadiKailaasa, Bengaluru, but the image itself shows a seated congregation and stage performers rather than an identifiable individual.2008-11-07Photograph of a large tented hall with white canvas ceiling and decorative hanging banners in blue, red and yellow tassels. Dozens of men in white shirts sit on white plastic chairs facing a stage draped with a deep red curtain and gold trim. A small figure in white stands near the stage at the centre, with a floral arrangement and lit lamps beside a raised platform, and a striped rug runs down the aisle. Some seated attendees are in the foreground, viewed from behind. The hall is set up for a gathering or satsang.2008-11-07 +1 copiesNovember 07 20082008-11-07November 07 20082008-11-07Indoor satsang in a large white tent hall with colourful patterned hanging banners and a deep red stage curtain. Rows of seated devotees, mostly women and children in white and cream clothes, face a raised platform at the front. On the stage a decorated seat stands beside a small vase of flowers and a lamp. Colourful striped and purple floor mats cover the foreground, and a standing fan sits to the side.2008-11-07November 07 20082008-11-07Interior of a large white tent hall with a hanging red curtain stage at the far end. Rows of seated men in white shirts and white trousers face the stage, with a small figure in orange robes seated near a white floral-decorated seat, flanked by flower vases. Tall cylindrical hanging decorations in red, yellow, blue and white patterns line the tent ceiling. Blue banners with white text hang on the side walls. Only the seated rows and the orange-robed figure near the stage are visible; the figure's appearance is too small and distant to confirm identity.2008-11-07November 07 20082008-11-07June 18 20082008-06-18