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A large seated congregation of men in plain white shirts and white dhoti-style clothing sits closely packed on the floor during a satsang. Many wear dark rudraksha-style beaded malas around their necks and white identity badges on lanyards. Some hold small books, and one man on the left raises a hand. Pink and blue plastic containers sit in the foreground and a faint haze fills the air. No single speaker is clearly identifiable in the frame, so no a person candidate is visible.

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November 14 20102010-11-14A large seated audience fills a hall during a satsang, with many devotees wearing white dhotis and white shirts, some with red-bordered cloth and rudraksha-style malas. Several wear over-ear headphones for the live translation or audio. Small oil lamps and offering dishes sit on the floor mats in front of them. The image is dim and hazy, and no speaker is visible in the frame.2010-11-14November 14 20102010-11-14November 14 20102010-11-14A photograph of a large seated audience of men dressed in white kurta-style clothing, with rudraksha malas around their necks and white identification lanyards with badges. Several men sit close to the camera in the foreground, one wearing glasses and another holding a white cloth to his face. The rows behind them continue into the dim hall, all attentively facing forward toward an unseen speaker.2006-10-07A dense seated audience of men dressed in white shirts and white trousers fills a hall at a satsang. Most face forward, several raise hands or fold them in greeting, and a few wear lanyards. In the middle distance, an older bearded man with white hair and a dot on his forehead sits with a hand near his chin. Behind the crowd, a pale yellow wall and red doorway frame the scene. A faint purple logo appears at the upper left. The people look attentive and engaged.2013-01-20 +1 copiesDecember 26 20082008-12-26A large seated audience of men fills a hall, almost all dressed in white shirts and white dhotis with rudraksha malas around their necks. Many wear lanyard name badges. Several men in the front rows, including one with a long white beard and one wearing dark beaded necklaces, sit attentively facing forward. A wall with framed notices and a small window sits at the back of the room. The scene suggests a healers' training session with participants listening to a program at the ashram.2006-10-08Photograph of a large seated crowd of men at an indoor Inner Healing session at the ashram. Nearly all wear white shirts and white dhoti-style clothing, and many wear rudraksha malas around their necks. A man in the foreground left with glasses and a rudraksha mala looks forward, and a shaved-headed man in white with a tilak mark on his forehead sits centre-foreground. Behind them rows of attendees sit closely together under hanging banners and a fan, with a few wearing white ID badges on lanyards. Several people appear to be meditating with eyes closed. The image shows no clearly identifiable candidate for a person in the visible crowd.2006-10-07A large seated audience of men in plain white shirts and white dhotis or trousers fills a hall, many wearing rudraksha malas around their necks. Faces are mostly middle-aged, with a few older men with white hair and moustaches. Some sit with eyes closed, appearing to meditate or listen, while others look ahead. A man in the front left has a red-and-white tilak on his forehead. At the top left edge, a figure in orange or saffron clothing is partly visible. White metal scaffolding and a wooden panel form the background. No one clearly identifiable as a person is visible in the frame.2008-06-22A photograph of a large seated audience inside a hall, mostly men dressed in white shirts and white dhotis, sitting cross-legged on the floor on mats and yellow cloth. Many wear white lanyard-style badges and some have white vibhuti or tilak marks on their foreheads. A rudraksha mala is visible on one younger man in the front row. Framed colourful paintings hang on the wall behind them, and a red-lit alcove appears at the upper right. No speaker or throne is clearly visible in this frame; the audience appears attentive, seated in meditative rows during a discourse or satsang.2016-04-10October 07 20062006-10-07