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An outdoor evening gathering on grass, with rows of red plastic chairs facing a stage area. Seated audience members include men in white shirts and dhotis, women in maroon, red, pink and blue saris, and a young boy in white kurta. Behind them a red and white striped tent backdrop hangs, with two large framed portraits of a turbaned man on the fabric. Warm lighting and a few standing figures are visible at the back.

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A large outdoor evening gathering at night, with a dense audience seated on red plastic chairs across a grassy field under bright stage lights. Many attendees wear white, cream and pastel saris and white shirts; several older women in cream saris sit in the front rows. The crowd extends far back toward a lit stage area and tents.2005-12-11Night photo of a large outdoor gathering on a grassy ground lit by strings of bulbs. Many devotees stand in long rows behind a rope barrier, most men in white shirts and dhotis and women in white or pastel saris and salwar. Empty red plastic chairs are in the foreground. Behind them a draped stage backdrop with red and gold swags holds a framed portrait in the upper area, and buildings stand in the background.2005-12-11Night outdoor gathering on a grassy field at a large spiritual event, with a dense crowd of hundreds seated on red plastic chairs facing away from the camera toward a stage area. Many attendees wear white, cream and yellow or orange saris and shirts, and a few children sit in front. Bright floodlights and rows of tents and stalls line the background, with a bamboo fence in the foreground. No identifiable a person figure is clearly visible in this view.2005-12-11A large outdoor evening satsang audience seated on the ground and in red plastic chairs under a striped tent canopy. Rows of men in white shirts and dhotis, women in saris in mixed colours including orange, purple, blue and maroon, and a few children fill the frame. Several women wear gold necklaces and bangles. No speaker or dais is visible in the frame, so no a person candidate is present.2005-12-11Night photograph of a long line of devotees standing behind a wooden rail on grass, facing a stage area draped with red and gold swagged fabric. Many people wear white kurtas and shirts, while women wear sarees in green, white and pink. A few red plastic chairs sit empty in the foreground. A figure in white with a head covering stands near the drapery at the back, but the stage itself is mostly out of frame. Buildings and street lights frame the scene behind the crowd.2005-12-11November 24 20062006-11-24Photograph of a large evening outdoor gathering at night, with a dense audience of hundreds seated in rows of red plastic chairs on grass. Most attendees wear white or pastel clothing; several women wear saris in pink, teal, green and yellow, and some wear gold jewellery. Many spectators face forward toward an unseen stage. Behind them, string lights and rows of stalls or banners glow, and a tall bamboo scaffold rises on the right. No a person candidate is clearly visible among the audience, so no identification is made.2005-12-11December 09 20052005-12-09A night-time outdoor satsang seen from behind a large audience seated on red and white plastic chairs across a grassy field. Hundreds of men and women in white shirts, saris and salwar kameez sit facing a stage out of frame, many with hands folded or holding books. Strings of bright lights and tents line the back of the ground under a dark sky. A woman in a purple sari reads from a book in the right foreground, and a man wearing a white shirt and a white tilak mark sits nearby. No speaker is visible in this frame.2005-12-11Night outdoor gathering on a grassy field with a very large audience seated on red plastic chairs, facing toward a stage out of frame. Many people wear white, cream and striped shirts, saris in various colours, and some women hold handbags. Bright lights line the far edge of the field and a banner stands at the back. A small table with white cloth sits at the lower right. The photograph is a crowd view of a satsang audience; no individual is clearly identifiable as the a person from the visible scene, so no candidate is present.2005-12-11December 29 20082008-12-29December 29 20082008-12-29