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A seated audience fills a hall at a person Satsang talk. Men wear white kurta-style shirts and white dhotis, many with rudraksha malas and name badges on lanyards. Some have red shawls or orange cloth, and a few wear tilak marks on their foreheads. Most sit cross-legged on red floor cushions or in red-upholstered chairs, looking forward toward the speaker out of frame. No speaker or ritual objects are visible in the frame.

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August 16 20132013-08-16 +2 copiesJune 06 20162016-06-06June 06 20162016-06-06A seated audience fills a hall at a Nithyananda Dhyanapeetham-style satsang. Most men wear white kurtas and white dhotis, and several wear rudraksha malas and red or orange shawls. Many attendees wear headphones and name badges. Women in saffron, pink and green saris sit in the background. No individual is clearly identifiable as a person from appearance alone.2016-08-28August 16 20132013-08-16A seated audience fills a hall at a Conquering Time programme. Rows of men sit cross-legged on red floor mats, many in white shirts and dhotis, one in yellow and several in green polo shirts, with name badges on their chests. Some wear rudraksha malas and one has white vibhuti tripundra marks on his forehead. A few women in saris sit toward the back. Some attendees hold yellow cloth or notebooks, and a man in a red shirt sits in the lower right foreground. Their attention is directed toward the front of the room, out of frame. The room has white walls, framed pictures and wooden shutters. Roughly thirty to forty people are visible.2016-03-06 +1 copiesAugust 22 20152015-08-22A 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.2016-07-30March 29 20152015-03-29June 19 20162016-06-19October 13 20122012-10-13August 29 20152015-08-29