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A large tented hall filled with many seated devotees in white clothing, many wearing white headbands, sitting on white and blue plastic chairs facing a stage at the far end. Colourful striped hanging cylindrical decorations with elephant motifs hang from the white ceiling. On the stage a framed portrait sits on an orange-draped table with flowers, and a figure in orange robes stands near it. Devotees in orange and red saris and a man in a grey vest are visible in the foreground.

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January 03 20092009-01-03 +1 copiesDecember 11 20092009-12-11June 13 20092009-06-13June 13 20092009-06-13June 13 20092009-06-13June 13 20092009-06-13A large indoor hall with a white curved ceiling and colourful hanging cloth banners with yellow tassels. Hundreds of devotees in white clothing with white head cloths sit cross-legged on red and patterned mats facing a standing figure in orange at the front. Women in white and cream saris sit among them. A framed portrait stands on a draped table at left, and the room has a wall screen and signage. The scene looks like a satsang or discourse gathering.2007-12-23A large crowd of people seated on the floor of a white tent-roofed hall, nearly all wearing white shirts or white clothing and white blindfold-style cloth bands tied across their eyes, with yellow lanyards or cords around their necks. Tall vertical banners with colourful geometric patterns and yellow-and-orange tassels with printed elephant motifs hang from the tent ceiling. At the far end, a raised platform with a small shrine area and a wall clock is visible, with a few people standing near it. Scattered white-clad figures and a few people in orange or saffron garments appear near the front. Pale lighting strips run along the ceiling and loudspeakers are mounted on the sides.2009-06-13A large photograph inside a white tented hall where a crowd of many hundreds of devotees sits and stands in rows, almost all wearing white blindfolds or white head bands over their eyes. Many wear white clothes and some wear rudraksha or beaded necklaces. Hanging from the tent ceiling are long vertical banners in yellow, blue and red with printed elephant motifs. Behind them stands a white wall with a clock and a small raised stage area where a figure in orange-red clothing stands near the back. Several staff in white stand along the sides.2009-06-13June 13 20092009-06-13June 13 20092009-06-13December 11 20092009-12-11