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Several men sit cross-legged on a blue-and-white striped floor mat in a bright hall, writing on sheets of paper with pens. The man in the foreground wears a red-and-white striped polo shirt, dark trousers, glasses and a wristwatch, with red and silver bracelets. Beside him a man in an all-white kurta and pants, with a name badge, writes with a pink pen. Other participants in white and teal kurtas bend over their papers in the background.

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Photograph of a seated group of men in white clothes writing on paper during a session, sitting cross-legged on striped red, blue and white mats. The foreground man wears a dark rudraksha-style mala and a bracelet and writes on a clipboard-sized sheet. Beside him, a man in white with a dark cord around his neck writes in a notebook, and another man in white kneels over papers. Behind them a bald man in white leans over his notes, and a man in a grey striped shirt with a lanyard badge writes at the left edge. Bags, a yellow sticky note and loose papers lie on the mats.2010-09-19Men seated on the floor in rows write notes on yellow pads and loose sheets during a discourse session. They sit on red-and-white striped mattresses on a polished white floor. Most wear white shirts and white dhotis or trousers; one man in a white shirt wears wire-rimmed glasses and a gold bracelet and writes with a pen, and a man in a checked shirt holds a green pen. Several have ID badges clipped to their shirts. Behind them, other attendees sit in saffron, white and red garments.2011-09-15September 10 20112011-09-10A large hall with many men seated on striped mats writing in notebooks during a session. Most wear white kurta-style clothing or pale pink shirts with lanyards, and several sit cross-legged or lie on their stomachs over open notebooks. Water bottles, backpacks, a purple yoga mat and red chairs are scattered among them. No figure is identifiable as a person in this crowded, mostly seated scene.2011-11-28September 15 20112011-09-15A man sits cross-legged on a blue and white striped mat, writing with an orange pen on a sheet of paper resting on the mat. He wears a white and maroon striped polo shirt, navy track pants, a silver wristwatch, a silver bracelet and red and beaded wrist threads, and glasses, with a name badge on his chest. Beside him, other seated people in white clothing are partly visible at the edges of the frame, and a sheet of paper lies in the lower right. The setting appears to be a seated gathering or class.2011-09-10November 05 20112011-11-05April 15 20122012-04-15Men sit on striped blue-and-white floor mattresses writing on paper with pens during a seated session. In the foreground a man in a white kurta and white dhoti sits cross-legged, bent over a clipboard-style sheet, with a red thread bracelet and a wristwatch visible. Behind him a man in a yellow polo shirt and maroon cloth lies forward on his elbows, also writing. Further left another man in white writes on a notepad, and crumpled white tissues lie on the mattress. No swami or other figure is clearly visible in the frame.2011-09-11Photograph of a seated congregation during a satsang session indoors. Many men in white ritual clothes sit on blue-and-white striped floor mats and some on red-cushioned chairs, most looking down at notebooks, reading or writing. In the foreground a man in white with a rudraksha mala writes with a blue pen on a notepad, while a young man in a purple shirt with a lanyard holds a book. A bald man in white sits behind them, and a few attendees wear orange or grey clothing. No a person candidate is clearly visible among the attendees.2011-11-05April 14 20122012-04-14A large hall with many men seated cross-legged on blue-and-white striped mats, most wearing white or pale shirts and trousers, with lanyard badges around their necks. Many are writing in notebooks or on loose paper, some with rudraksha malas around their necks, while others sit with heads bowed. A few people are visible at the back in saffron and white clothing. a person's presence is not visibly identifiable among the attendees.2011-09-15