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A seated group of young men in saffron-orange dhoti-style cloths fills the frame at an indoor hall, many smiling and attentive, some with bare chests, rudraksha malas and white tilak or vibhuti marks on their foreheads. In the foreground a smiling young man in an orange cloth wears a beaded rudraksha mala and a white horizontal tilak. Behind them a shirtless young man with a dark-brown beaded necklace and a white tilak sits beside others in white garments. Wooden furniture, pillars and a sitting area suggest a satsang or discourse setting. No a person candidate is visible in this crowd.

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May 27 20172017-05-27August 04 20172017-08-04October 13 20172017-10-13May 27 20172017-05-27A large seated satsang gathering in a hall, with many people sitting closely on the floor. In the foreground, young men in saffron-orange dhotis and shawls, some bare-chested with rudraksha malas, smile and sit in rows. Behind them, women and men in white ceremonial clothes, some wearing beaded necklaces, sit among tall wooden poles with brass tops. A shaven-headed man in glasses and an orange top sits at the right edge. Several people are laughing and clapping. The scene is a photograph of a devotional assembly with dense crowds and warm, joyful expressions.2017-05-27May 28 20172017-05-28July 01 20172017-07-01 +2 copiesA seated group of young men and boys in saffron-orange robes and rudraksha malas sits on orange mats in a bright temple hall with white marble floors. Many have white vibhuti or tilak markings on their foreheads and bodies; some wear chains and pendants. Several are smiling or laughing. Behind them, others sit in rows and a few people in white clothing are visible, with altars and deity murtis in the background. A blue cushioned seat stands among them, with a small boy in white seated near it. The scene appears to be a satsang or gathering.2017-10-19October 11 20172017-10-11October 08 20172017-10-08May 18 20172017-05-18A seated congregation of devotees in a hall with a colourful striped mat underneath them. Most wear orange or saffron cloths over bare shoulders and rudraksha malas, with white ritual cloths worn by others in the background. Several have white vibhuti or sandal marks on their foreheads and arms. A bald man in the centre-right wears an orange cloth and smiles while clapping, and a man in front-centre wears glasses and smiles. Some people in the back appear to clap or raise their hands in greeting. No single person in the frame is clearly identifiable as the a person.2017-07-19 +2 copies