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September 05 20152015-09-05A seated audience at a satsang gathering, with several men in white shirts and white dhotis wearing rudraksha mala garlands. The front row shows a man on the left with a white forehead marking and red tilak, wearing a white cloth and a rudraksha garland; a man in the centre with glasses, grey hair, a red tilak and a white shirt with a rudraksha garland; and a smiling man on the right in a white shirt with a red tilak, rudraksha garland and a badge on his chest. Other attendees in white and light-coloured clothes fill the background, with a red curtain behind them. A water bottle sits in the lower right. No one is identified as a person in this image.2015-04-26 +1 copiesA seated group of men in white dhotis and white shirts with orange-red beaded garlands sits on a red mat in a hall with cream walls, red curtains and a digital clock. Several men wear small name badges, and some hold yellow papers or a blue folder. Behind them other seated attendees and a few standing figures fill the room, with a framed image on the wall.2014-08-23Three seated men in white shirts and white dhotis sit cross-legged in a hall during a satsang, smiling and listening. Each wears a thick rudraksha mala, and the two on the left and right also wear small name badges on lanyards. The man on the right has a red tilak on his forehead and gold bangles on his wrists, while the man in the centre has grey hair, glasses and a red tilak. Behind them, more seated devotees in white are blurred, with red curtains and a bright wall in the background.2015-04-23A seated group of devotees in white ritual clothing sits on red mats on a polished pale floor during a satsang gathering. Men wear white shirts and white dhotis, many with rudraksha malas, and some wear saffron-orange shawls draped over their shoulders; a few have red tilak marks on their foreheads. Several wear lanyard name badges. Women in white saris with red borders sit in the background. Most are smiling or laughing, looking toward the front of the hall. No central figure such as a swami is clearly visible in the frame, and no one in the scene is identified by name.2014-06-01September 06 20152015-09-06August 23 20142014-08-23August 23 20142014-08-23February 28 20162016-02-28November 11 20152015-11-11April 23 20152015-04-23April 30 20172017-04-30