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Two children sit cross-legged on a red carpet in front of a carved golden lattice wall with cross-shaped cutouts, each speaking into a microphone on a stand. The girl on the left wears an orange silk sari with gold zari border, a gold matha patti headpiece, gold bangles and earrings, and holds her hands clasped in her lap. The boy on the right is bare-chested with a yellow-gold silk dhoti, curly dark hair, and rests his hands on his knees. No adult swami figure is visible in the frame.

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September 09 20142014-09-09September 09 20142014-09-09A photograph of several young girls seated cross-legged on an orange cloth-covered stage before an ornate gold carved wooden screen with cross-shaped cutouts. They wear orange and pink saris and a dark blue sari with gold border, with vibhuti or sandalwood marks on their foreheads and rudraksha malas around their necks. Their hands are joined in anjali mudra in front of microphone stands. Green foliage appears at the lower right corner of the stage.2014-07-28August 29 20142014-08-29September 06 20142014-09-06Photo of several young women seated on a red mat performing a chanting or singing session in front of an ornate gold lattice backdrop with blue inlaid quatrefoil panels. Two women in front wear orange robes with red borders and rudraksha malas; the woman at the centre wears a red sari with gold border and holds a microphone to her mouth; the woman at right wears a red sari with gold border and a rudraksha mala and sings into a microphone on a stand. Their foreheads bear white horizontal markings, and a red harmonium-style instrument sits beside the microphones. Papers lie on the mat in front. Four to five people are visible.2014-09-11Several young women seated cross-legged on a striped woven mat sing at microphones on stands in front of a gold-toned carved wooden screen. Most wear saffron-orange garments and long rudraksha malas, while the centre singer wears a deep maroon sari with a gold border and a rudraksha mala. Each has a white sacred-ash band across the forehead and some have red bindi marks. A printed open songbook rests on the mat at lower left.2014-09-03A photo of young women seated cross-legged on a striped cloth at microphones, chanting or singing kirtan. Several wear orange and red saffron-toned robes with rudraksha malas and white ash with red bindi on the forehead. Brass lamps or bells sit in front of them. Behind them is an ornate gold lattice screen with dark blue inlaid cross-shaped panels. No a person candidate is visible.2014-09-06Five young women in orange and maroon saris sit cross-legged on a red stage cloth, singing at individual microphone stands. Most wear rudraksha malas and white forehead markings. The woman second from the right wears a deep maroon sari with gold border and sings with her hands resting on her lap. Behind them stands an ornate gold-painted carved screen with lattice panels and a carved figure. A small audience member's head is visible at the bottom edge.2014-09-15September 03 20142014-09-03September 19 20142014-09-19 +1 copiesFour young women sit cross-legged before microphone stands in front of an ornate cream lattice wall with cut-out quatrefoil panels. The two on the left wear orange saris with pink borders, rudraksha malas and white vertical tilak marks on their foreheads, singing into microphones. The two on the right wear deep maroon saris with gold borders, also with malas and white forehead marks; the front one holds a small hand cymbal and sings. A kumkum dot marks the forehead of the centre-right singer. This appears to be a devotional chanting performance during a satsang.2014-08-29