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A large seated audience faces a stage in an ornate hall with red drapes and gold-decorated shrine structures holding deity murtis and framed portraits. Several robed figures sit on the stage: two in saffron, one with a tall orange turban, and a central figure in orange with a red shawl on a cushioned seat, plus a figure in cream and gold. Most of the audience wear white kurtas and red-brown shawls, with others in orange robes and a man in a white cap in the foreground. A video screen on the right shows the stage, and a flower-decorated altar sits below. Some people are visible in the foreground and sides, with a standing attendant at the right edge.

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September 15 20152015-09-15September 15 20152015-09-15September 15 20172017-09-15 +3 copiesSeptember 15 20152015-09-15 +1 copiesSeptember 11 20152015-09-11 +1 copiesSeptember 16 20152015-09-16September 16 20152015-09-16September 20 20152015-09-20September 12 20152015-09-12 +1 copiesSeptember 15 20152015-09-15 +1 copiesA large crowd of seated devotees, mostly men in white dhotis, kurtas and white or cream head wraps, faces a stage decorated with ornate pink and silver arches and a central throne-like seat. Several figures in saffron and orange robes sit on the stage, and a figure in white stands at the side. Many people in the audience wear orange, saffron and light clothing. The scene is a gathering with satsang-style seating and a ceremonial stage backdrop with deity images. Colourful bunting hangs along the top of the hall.2015-09-12Photograph of a satsang hall facing a stage backed by a large screen showing a glowing temple tower and a crimson sky. A man seated on a white ornate throne wears an orange-saffron cloth and a red-orange head wrap, with a cushion behind him; he is presumably the a person based on the saffron/orange clothing and the throne, though the face is not visible. To the left stands a garlanded deity murti under a decorated canopy, and to the right a deity shrine with a figure in red and gold. Rows of devotees sit on the floor facing the stage, mostly in white dhotis and orange cloths, many bare-shouldered, with some on white chairs at the front. Cameras on tripods film the scene.2017-09-24 +2 copies