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A photograph of a seated audience in a hall with red plastic chairs, viewed from behind the rows. Most attendees wear white clothing, including a woman with a dark bun in white in the foreground and men in white shirts and trousers. Ceiling fans hang above, and at the far end of the room a figure stands before a red wall beside a low platform with a raised cushion or seat. Speakers and a small stand are visible near the front.

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Photo of a seated audience in a large hall facing a raised stage with a red backdrop and a red-cushioned seat at the front. Rows of attendees sit on red plastic chairs on a tiled floor; many wear white clothing, and a woman at left wears a dark bun and white top. Several people stand near the stage, one in light clothing at the right side, with speakers mounted on the walls and ceiling fans overhead. The room appears to host a satsang or talk, with the stage area empty of a clearly identifiable central figure. Roughly thirty to forty people are visible.2008-06-09Article - November 26 20062006-11-26August 16 20092009-08-162007 - Dhyanacharya TrainingA photograph taken from the back of a seated audience in a hall with red walls, facing a low orange-cushioned seat on a raised stage. Many devotees sit on the floor in white and pastel salwar kameez and saris, with women's long black braids prominent. A black speaker stands on a stand at left and a video camera on a tripod is aimed toward the stage. Stage-side, a small table with a candle or lamp sits beside the empty orange seat. The seat is unoccupied in the frame, so no person is identified on it.2008-06-09February 01 2009 Kalpataru Convention at Coimbatore City2009-02-01November 25 20062006-11-25August 16 20092009-08-16A large indoor hall with a white draped fabric ceiling, ceiling fans and tube lights, filled with a dense audience of many people seated on chairs and floor mats, mostly dressed in white with some in orange, peach and maroon. At the far right front, a person in orange robes sits in an orange armchair beside a microphone stand on a raised platform, facing the audience. Several women in the foreground wear white saris and salwar kameez, and a few have rudraksha-style beads. Curtains in red and orange hang along the side walls, and a colourful circular graphic panel stands at the right edge of the stage.2010-02-22Article - November 26 20062006-11-26August 18 20092009-08-18September 15 20092009-09-15