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Wide interior photograph of a bright white hall with a green-and-white painted upper band, ceiling fans, and a raised stage at the far end. Seated rows of white plastic chairs fill the floor; most attendees wear white, while some women wear colourful saris. On the stage, a group sits in orange and saffron robes and white clothing, with a central figure in orange garments seated amid the group. A standing man in white near the stage gestures, and a few people walk along the central aisle. Speaker cabinets flank the stage, and a garland of lights hangs along the balcony railing.

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January 12 20072007-01-12Interior of a white-walled hall with ceiling fans and tubelights, green valance and garlands strung along the walls. Rows of white plastic chairs hold seated devotees, mostly men in white and striped shirts, with a few women in saris. In the foreground, men in white shirts walk away from the camera toward a raised stage at the back, where robed figures in white and orange sit among devotees. Tall speakers flank the stage. Decorated pillars with painted stripes frame the scene.2007-01-12Elevated view of a hall with white walls and ceiling fans where a crowd of seated devotees fills white plastic chairs. On a raised platform at the front, a group of people in white and saffron/orange clothing gathers around a central figure in orange robes, with a standing man in white at the side; a figure in white stands at the far end of the stage. Decorative red-and-yellow painted pillars frame the stage, and speakers and a sound setup sit at the left. Several people in white and orange clothing are visible on the platform, while the audience faces the stage in rows.2007-01-12January 12 20072007-01-12Wide photo of an indoor hall with white walls and ceiling fans, filled with rows of white plastic chairs holding a large seated audience of mostly white-clad devotees, many in white shirts and saris with some in yellow, pink and blue. On a raised stage at the back, a central figure in an orange-saffron robe sits on a red-carpeted platform, flanked by people in white and orange garments; one standing figure in white has hands joined. Two black speaker cabinets stand on the stage edges, and colourful painted pillars frame the hall. Two staff in white shirts stand near the stage. Count is approximate for a large crowd.2007-01-12January 12 20072007-01-12Elevated view of a large hall filled with rows of white plastic chairs and seated attendees, mostly in white and colourful saris and shirts. On a raised stage at the front, a central figure in an orange-saffron robe sits on a red-and-yellow mat, surrounded by white-clad assistants and devotees in ochre and white. A standing man in white clothes stands at the stage edge, and two people near the left pillars are attending to items. Tall black speakers flank the stage, and ceiling fans hang above.2007-01-12January 12 20072007-01-12Elevated view of a large hall filled with many people dressed in white, seated on rows of chairs and standing in the aisles. At the front, a stage draped with cream and red fabric holds a central figure seated in the centre with others around him; a large portrait hangs above. Several people in white move through the open floor near the stage, and overhead ceiling fans hang from the high ceiling. A small banner is displayed on the side wall. The scene suggests a congregational programme or satsang.2005-11-24A large hall packed with seated devotees in white clothing, sitting on red and maroon mats in rows that fill the floor and extend up a balcony along the far wall. Many wear white kurtas and white dhotis or saris, with some in orange or yellow garments. Lanyards are visible on several attendees. Overhead, ceiling fans hang from long rods and the ceiling has green and white decorative moulding. Strings of small flags or garlands decorate the upper walls. A tripod-mounted camera stands at the left edge and a speaker sits on the right. No individual can be clearly identified as a person.2008-08-01September 22 20122012-09-22November 11 20052005-11-11