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Close-up photograph of several devotees seated in a row wearing saffron-orange clothing with maroon bands on the sleeves and rudraksha malas on their wrists. Each holds a white flower. The faces are cropped out and the background is dim. Visible people: about three, partially shown. No clear presence of the a person is visible in this frame.

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March 27 20132013-03-27March 24 20132013-03-24A photograph of a row of young devotees seated on the floor in orange and maroon clothing with rudraksha malas, most with hands pressed in anjali mudra and eyes closed. Several hold white flowers, and one girl has a white forehead mark. Foreground left, a boy with a white forehead line presses his palms together. Behind them, a blurred seated crowd and white poles suggest a satsang hall.2013-04-03 +1 copiesSeveral young girls in orange and maroon dresses sit in a row at a satsang or ritual gathering, many with rudraksha malas, white vibhuti marks on their foreheads, and hands pressed in anjali. Some hold white flowers, possibly in prayer or offering. A girl in front closes her eyes in devotion, and a small crown or tiara is visible at the bottom edge. Behind them, others sit in orange and maroon clothing with long rope barriers and a brass tray at the lower right. The scene is one of devotional sitting and prayer, with no clearly identifiable a person present.2013-04-03March 27 20132013-03-27March 07 20132013-03-07September 27 20132013-09-27April 03 20132013-04-03April 03 20132013-04-03April 03 20132013-04-03March 27 20132013-03-27September 21 20132013-09-21