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March 23 2008

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A large seated crowd of devotees fills a hall at Aadikailaasa, many women in white, pink, yellow, blue and green saris with gold necklaces, some with hands pressed in anjali, others with folded hands in quiet attention. Several older men in white shirts sit along the left wall, and a younger man stands near mirrors lined with framed photographs. Orange and multicoloured cloth banners hang from the ceiling. The seated devotees appear to be listening to a satsang or discourse, though the presenter is not visible in the frame.2008-04-07July 29 20082008-07-29April 08 20062006-04-08 +1 copies2006 - Kailasa India Sangha ActivitiesJuly 30 20082008-07-30 +1 copiesA photograph of a seated congregation inside a plain room with pale blue walls and a tiled floor. Rows of women sit on mats and folded blankets in the foreground, many wearing sarees in cream, white, yellow, blue and green, some with name badges pinned to their clothing. Behind them, men in white shirts and dhotis and a few in light shirts sit on mats and chairs, and rows of blue plastic chairs line the right side of the room. A framed picture hangs on the upper left wall and a small poster is fixed to the right wall. No a person candidate is visible.Indoor photo of a seated gathering in a room with pale yellow walls, pink-framed windows and a wall-mounted air conditioner. Rows of devotees sit on plastic chairs and on the floor; many women wear white or pastel saris and salwar, and several wear rudraksha-style beaded necklaces, while some have white flowers in their hair. Men in pink, white and grey shirts sit at the right. A framed display of small photographs runs along the top of the wall. A timestamp in the corner reads 7 20:28. No identifiable a person figure is visible in this frame.2006-09-23October 08 20082008-10-08July 30 20082008-07-30 +1 copiesOctober 09 20082008-10-09June 17 20082008-06-17A large seated audience of women, girls and children fills a hall during a Navaratri programme. Most wear silk saris and dresses in saffron, orange, teal, pink, yellow and blue, many with rudraksha or gold necklaces. Rows of women in white sit on chairs at the rear. Children sit cross-legged on blue and red mats in front, with a bright yellow cloth in the foreground. A large painted backdrop of a seated saffron-robed figure hangs at upper left, and yellow hanging decorations are visible at the top.2008-10-01