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A seated audience fills a hall during a satsang-style discourse, with many devotees in white kurtas and dhotis and some in orange or saffron garments. Several men wear rudraksha malas and name badges. A bare-chested man in a white dhoti with an orange shawl sits cross-legged near the centre, and a man in a red shirt sits at the left. Many people face forward toward an unseen speaker. The crowd is large and tightly packed across the frame.

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A seated crowd of devotees fills a hall during a Q&A session. Many men wear white kurta-style clothes, some with orange or saffron shawls and rudraksha malas. A bare-chested man with a white cloth draped over his shoulder sits in the centre, and a man in a blue shirt sits behind him. People in the foreground wear white and an orange-saffron stole, and a man in green sits at the bottom right.2017-04-02April 02 20172017-04-02April 02 20172017-04-02A seated audience fills a hall at a KAILASA satsang, with rows of devotees in white kurtas and dhotis, several wearing identity badges on lanyards. A bare-chested man with a sash-style yellow-orange cloth draped over his shoulder and a gold chain sits near the centre, while others wear orange and saffron shawls, blue shirts and green tops. A man in a white kurta wears a rudraksha mala. No individual candidate for a person is clearly identifiable from appearance, so no identity is claimed. The seated crowd is numerous, with many people visible across the frame.2017-04-02April 02 20172017-04-02April 30 20172017-04-30A large seated audience fills a hall at a discourse or satsang. In the foreground, a man in a red-and-white striped shawl and white dhoti holds a pen and notepad, next to a man in a dark kurta with a name badge. Other attendees wear white kurtas and dhotis, orange and red shirts, and pink checked shirts; several have tilak marks and beaded malas. Two men in front have lanyards and badges. Rows of attendees behind them face forward, and some sit on red mats. Nobody on stage is visible.2016-07-30A large seated audience fills a hall at a KAILASA satsang, with many devotees in white or cream clothing. In the front left, a man with long hair pulled back wears an orange-brown shawl, rudraksha mala and gold bangles. A man in a white shirt wears an orange scarf and a lanyard. A bearded man in a white shawl and a man in a green kurta sit attentively. Behind them, rows of people wear white, orange, blue and green clothing. A red and white banner with a purple logo hangs at the top left. No a person candidate is clearly identifiable among those present.2017-04-02A densely packed audience seated in rows at an indoor hall event, viewed from the front. Many men wear white kurta-style clothes with orange lanyards around their necks, and several wear rudraksha or prayer-bead necklaces. A bald man in the right foreground wears an orange shawl over white clothing and orange-wrapped wristbands, and a man with glasses on the right wears an orange shawl. A man in a light beige shirt with an orange lanyard sits at left, and a red-shirted person is partly visible at the bottom. The room has orange and gold drapery and chairs in the background. The photo is out of focus in places, and many people are partly visible. Crowd count is large.2015-12-09September 06 20152015-09-06A large seated congregation of men fills a hall at a KAILASA workshop session, most wearing white dhotis and white kurtas, several with orange or saffron shawls and sacred threads. Foreground figures sit cross-legged on colourful striped mats; one man in a tan shirt wears a lanyard badge, and a bare-chested man at right wears rudraksha beads. Pink and magenta stage backdrops and a decorated pillar frame the background, with many more people seated beyond. No individual is clearly identifiable as a person in this crowd shot.2017-05-20A large crowd of seated devotees fills a hall, shown in close rows that recede into the distance. Many men wear white shirts or dhotis with saffron or orange shawls, and several have white vibhuti or tilak marks on their foreheads. Some women in saris and salwar kameez sit among them, and a few hold their hands together in prayer while others look toward the front. The foreground figures are blurred, emphasising the depth of the gathering during a satsang or Guru Purnima event. No individual can be identified as a person from this view, and no specific ritual object is clearly visible.2016-07-19