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An empty indoor hall with a glossy tiled floor reflecting the room. Tall pillars wrapped in colourful painted patterns with red, blue, yellow and white motifs and yellow tassels stand along the sides and support a white draped ceiling with ceiling fans. A stage at the far end has a large screen showing a pink lotus over a mountain-like image, with a red chair or throne placed before it. Red curtains hang at the windows and wall-mounted speakers are visible. Rows of stacked chairs line the walls and no people are present.

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September 21 20112011-09-21July 11 20102010-07-11An empty, polished-floor hall decorated with a white draped fabric ceiling and ceiling fans. Tall columns wrapped in colourful painted patterns with red, yellow, blue and white motifs and yellow fringed bases line both sides. Red curtains hang at the windows. At the far end, a small raised dais or shrine area is visible with a deity murti or altar in the distance. A wall clock is mounted on the ceiling drapery. No people are visible.2011-09-21An empty indoor hall with a polished white tiled floor reflecting the stage. A white draped ceiling with ceiling fans, and tall cylindrical pillars wrapped in colourful geometric bands with yellow fringed tassels, frame the space. On a raised white stage stands a wooden lectern or chair, with a large backdrop painting of a pink lotus flower on a green pond. Two blank projection screens flank the stage, and red curtains hang at the sides. No people are visible.2011-09-21September 21 20112011-09-21September 21 20112011-09-21A large, polished marble hall with a draped white fabric ceiling and rows of ceiling fans. Tall pillars wrapped in colourful geometric patterns in blue, red, yellow and white stand along the walls and near the stage. At the far end, a raised stage with a maroon curtain and a white platform holds seated figures and a deity murti; two projection screens flank the stage. Around two dozen people in white clothes sit on the floor in rows facing the stage, while a few others sit at the sides, consistent with satsang or a teaching session. Hanging yellow and red banners decorate the ceiling and a stack of folded white mats sits at the left.2012-05-06Photo of a large hall with a white fabric canopy ceiling and ceiling fans, decorated with tall colourful cylindrical banners in red, yellow, blue and orange with orange tassels. Rows of seated devotees face a stage with a blue draped backdrop, where a small figure sits in front of a lit display. Several people sit cross-legged on the polished floor in the foreground, including a woman in a bright pink outfit. Projection screens flank the stage. Several hundred seated devotees fill the hall, a crowd of roughly 100 to 150 counted as 21-100 for visible people; the seated figures are hard to count precisely.2010-08-28September 21 20112011-09-21September 21 20112011-09-21A wide photograph of a large hall under a white draped tent-style ceiling with ceiling fans and hanging colourful cylindrical banners in red, yellow, blue and green with bright tassels. Dozens of devotees sit on the glossy white floor facing a raised stage at the far end, many seated on the floor and some on black chairs in the foreground, with men in white shirts and women in saris. On the stage, a central seated figure in red sits before a decorated backdrop flanked by ornate golden deity murti and floral arrangements. Two projection screens flank the stage.2010-11-20A photograph of a large hall prepared for an event, with white fabric draped across the ceiling and colourful striped cylindrical hangings with tassels suspended from it. Rows of red and black chairs face a stage area at the far end, where a blue-draped table is set with flowers and items. A man in an orange robe stands at the left near a camera on a tripod, and a second man in a light shirt stands beside him. Several people in white clothes move about near the stage. Black wall-mounted speakers and ceiling fans are visible. No figure on the stage can be clearly identified as a candidate.2011-02-01