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Indoor hall with white walls and a metal roof, seated devotees on striped woven mats facing forward. Foreground men wear white shirts and cream or white dhotis with name badges; women wear orange, pink and green saris. Two men standing in white near the back, a speaker box on the left, cardboard boxes stacked by the wall, and colourful woven tassel hangings along the walls. A blue plastic chair sits at the right edge. Approximately 30 people are visible.

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December 20 20112011-12-20A hall with blue-framed metal roof trusses and hanging colourful decorative banners with orange tassels. Dozens of men and women sit cross-legged on striped mats facing the front, many in white dhotis and cream shirts, some wearing name badges. A man in a white shirt stands near the back. A blue plastic chair sits empty at right, and a speaker and cardboard boxes are at left. No person is clearly identifiable as a person from appearance in this image.2011-12-20November 10 20112011-11-10A large hall with white walls and a white ceiling strung with decorative tassel-like pillars in blue, yellow and red. Rows of seated devotees fill the floor on orange and blue mats, mostly men and women dressed in white, with some in orange, red and blue clothing. A few people sit on red chairs at the left. At the far end, a raised dais draped in a green and white striped cloth holds a small seat, with orange cushions set in front. The audience appears attentive to a talk.2010-08-08January 08 20122012-01-08A large hall with cream walls, tall windows and orange curtains, where a seated congregation of many devotees sits on orange cloth mats edged with blue and purple borders. Most men wear white shirts and white dhotis, some with yellow sashes, while women in white saris and pale garments sit toward the back. Colourful hanging decorations with orange tassels line the top of the room, and the seated attendees face forward in quiet attention during a programme.2010-07-06A large hall with white ceiling fabric and hanging decorative pillars in orange and multicolored patterns. Many people sit cross-legged on orange floor mats, mostly dressed in white garments, with some women in saffron, red, pink and yellow saris. Attendees watch toward the front, and a few hold small booklets. Orange curtains line the windows, and a speaker stands at the corner.2010-07-06July 06 20102010-07-06A large indoor hall with cream walls and orange-red curtains, where a crowd of devotees sits on an orange floor covering with a patterned mat in front. Most people wear white garments: men in white shirts and dhotis, women in white saris with coloured borders. Some women wear red, pink and orange saris, and a few older men sit on chairs at the back. Many are seated with hands folded or in meditative stillness, facing forward toward an unseen speaker or ritual focus. A water bottle sits at the lower right edge. No clear figure of the teacher is visible in the frame.2010-07-06A photograph of a seated congregation in a bright white hall with a tiled floor and a metal-trussed roof with ceiling fans. Many devotees sit cross-legged on orange mats, while others sit on blue and brown plastic chairs at the right. Most wear white, cream or dark shirts and dhotis; one man in an orange shirt sits near the centre and a young man in white wears headphones. Hanging from the ceiling are decorated cloth banners in red, green and orange with yellow tassels. In the background at the far end of the hall, framed religious pictures sit on a small altar beneath a wall clock, and a figure in white stands near the altar.2011-10-09A large hall filled with seated devotees, mostly men in white shirts and dhotis or trousers, sitting on orange and patterned mats on a pale tiled floor during a satsang. Some wear saffron or orange garments and a few women in saris sit toward the back. Colourful striped fabric banners with orange tassels hang from the white ceiling, and a small golden altar with a deity murti is visible at the far right. Many attendees wear lanyard badges, and a few hold small booklets.2010-11-09February 18 20112011-02-18 +1 copies