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A large audience of mostly women and some men, dressed predominantly in white, sits in rows of gold-framed chairs in a wide hotel-style conference hall with beige and maroon wall panels. Many attendees raise one or both hands high in the air, while a bald older man in white shirt and glasses sits in the foreground, and an older woman in a pale sari and a woman in a purple and pink sari sit nearby. The scene looks like a seminar or convention session with participants answering or responding together. The a person candidate is not clearly visible in this frame, so no appearance-based identification is made.

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August 14 20082008-08-14A large hall audience seated in rows of chairs during a convention session. Many attendees wear white clothing, and some wear white with lanyards. An elderly man in white sits in a wheelchair at left beside an older woman in a pink and purple sari with a gold necklace. A woman in pink athletic wear sits in the foreground, and a woman in an orange sari sits in the middle rows. Dark wood-toned walls, a large rear wall with horizontal red and gold stripes, and potted palms frame the room. No clearly identifiable presenter is visible on stage.2008-08-14A large seated audience fills a hall at a person Jayanthi event, packed rows of devotees on white plastic chairs. Many women wear white or saffron-trimmed saris and salwars, some in blue, pink, green and yellow; several have folded hands in anjali or are clapping. Men in white shirts and saffron shawls sit in the front rows. At the far left edge, a glimpse of an ornate altar or stage is visible. The crowd appears to number in the many hundreds, with the room extending far back.2010-12-29A large crowd of devotees fills a tented hall with white fabric ceiling and ceiling fans. Most people are women in cotton saris and salwar kameez, many wearing bindis, some with glasses, and a few with lanyards. Men in white shirts stand at the back right. Striped decorative pillars with colourful bands line the hall and a dark screen hangs on the wall. The gathering appears attentive, facing toward the stage area out of frame.2010-01-012004-SPH-JGM-Vijaya-Yatra-To-Malaysia-And-Singapore +1 copiesDecember 08 20162016-12-08A photograph of a large indoor satsang hall packed with seated audience members on white plastic chairs, facing toward the front of the room, which is out of frame. Most attendees wear white shirts and dhotis or saris, while women wear bright saris in orange, yellow, pink, green and blue. Several elderly people wear glasses. Ceiling fans and fluorescent tube lights hang above the plain grey walls, with a banner visible on the far wall. No stage, speaker or a person is visible in this view.2008-10-15 +1 copies2004-SPH-JGM-Vijaya-Yatra-To-Malaysia-And-Singapore +1 copiesA large indoor hall filled with a dense audience seated on chairs and the floor, facing forward toward an unseen stage. Most attendees wear white clothing, with women in saris of orange, red, green, blue and purple and some men in saffron or orange shawls. Ceiling fans, fluorescent tube lights and a high tiled roof are visible, along with a small framed banner on the far wall. Many heads fill the frame.2008-10-15A photograph of a large indoor atrium on a ship with tiered balconies, tall metal columns and warm red-orange lighting, filled with a seated audience of many people largely dressed in white, several wearing orange-red lanyards. Some listen with headphones in the foreground, and a video camera on a tripod stands at right. Upper balcony rows also hold seated attendees in white. No identifiable presiding figure is clearly visible in the frame.2012-12-09A large crowd of devotees fills a white-tented hall, most dressed in white, many with hands raised high in celebration. Colourful striped cylindrical banners with yellow tassels hang from the tent frame. At the far back, a figure in white stands on a raised area near a painted backdrop of a deity murti with a decorated arch. A few orange-robed attendees are visible toward the left. The scene suggests a satsang or cultural gathering.2008-07-17December 04 20132013-12-04