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A large indoor gathering of seated devotees in white dhotis and white kurtas, many wearing rudraksha malas and orange-red shawls, sitting on colourful woven striped mats. Badges hang from their necks. In the front row a man in a white dhoti with a gold border and an orange-red rudraksha mala sits with hands folded. Behind them, a row of ornate golden thrones or palanquin-style seats stands near a decorated backdrop with orange and green hanging strands, and white-clad figures stand near an open doorway letting in daylight. The scene reads as a satsang or ritual gathering with many participants.

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September 15 20152015-09-15September 15 20152015-09-15 +1 copiesSeptember 15 20152015-09-15 +1 copiesSeptember 14 20152015-09-14 +1 copiesSeptember 16 20152015-09-16 +1 copiesA large indoor hall packed with many seated devotees, most in white dhotis and white shirts with red and saffron shawls and orange-red garlands. Several men in the foreground sit on red and green mats; one front-right man has a bare upper torso with a gold-trimmed white cloth and a red shawl, and a rudraksha mala. Water bottles sit on the mat. Saffron and orange banners hang from the ceiling and tall orange-and-white hangings line the far wall, with a vehicle visible through an open side doorway. Serious, attentive faces face forward toward an unseen speaker.2015-09-15September 14 20152015-09-14September 11 20152015-09-11September 14 20152015-09-14 +1 copiesSeptember 11 20152015-09-11A large indoor satsang hall with a red and orange colour scheme, where many devotees sit cross-legged on white cloth in close rows. Most wear white dhotis and kurtas or white saris, with saffron and red shawls, and some have orange tilaka on their foreheads and lanyards around their necks. Several men in front wear rudraksha malas and hold their hands in lap or prayer posture. At the back, a decorated stage area with hanging orange cloth panels and framed photographs on the walls is visible. The gathering appears to be a spiritual discourse session with an audience of many hundreds, though only part of the audience is fully visible.2015-10-08May 06 20162016-05-06