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A large seated audience of women fills the frame at a person Sangha gathering, many wearing colourful saris in yellow, orange, teal, maroon and pink. Several wear name badges or lanyards, and many have bindis, gold necklaces and black mangalsutra-style beads. Rows of white plastic chairs and some hand fans are visible. No a person candidate is visible in the frame; the crowd is the focus. Several rows of attendees are sharply in focus, with more blurred figures behind them.

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A large crowd of women seated closely together outdoors at a person event, wearing saris in bright colours including pink, yellow, red, orange and green. Many wear white saris with coloured borders and small name badges pinned to their clothes. Several have red or white bindi marks and gold necklaces and bangles. They look attentively toward the front, with rows of people and white-clad men visible in the background.2015-07-26July 22 20132013-07-22A large seated crowd of women fills a tented hall with red-and-white striped canopy overhead and a red carpet in front. Most wear white, cream and saffron-bordered saris, along with pink, orange, yellow and green ones, many with gold necklaces and bangles. Several hold papers and have name badges pinned to their clothing. The women listen attentively with hands on chins or folded in laps. Speakers and fans are visible at the top of the frame.2015-07-26July 26 20152015-07-26A large crowd of women seated closely on the floor under a white event tent with red and white striped valance, facing forward toward an unseen stage. Most wear sarees in white, yellow, orange, green, purple and teal, and many have gold necklaces and bangles. Several hold small papers or wear attendee lanyards with white badges. Ceiling fans and speaker stands are visible at the top of the tent, and the mood is attentive and quiet.2015-07-26A large seated audience of women fills the frame at a satsang, viewed from the front with grey metal crowd-control barriers between rows. Most wear white or cream saris and salwar kameez with pink, maroon, orange, green and purple borders, plus gold necklaces, bangles, bindis and spectacles. Many have hands folded or rest quietly, with faces attentive and serious. No speaker or dais is clearly visible, and no a person candidate can be identified in the image.2013-07-22A large seated audience fills an indoor hall with orange-red flooring, mostly women in white and pastel saris with gold necklaces, many with hands folded in prayer or eyes closed in meditation. Name tags are pinned to their clothing. Some wear bindis and glasses; a few older women and a child are visible among the rows. The view is from above and to the side, and the crowd extends to the edges of the frame. No speaker or a person candidate is visible in the image.2013-04-21August 24 20142014-08-24A large seated audience fills the frame at an ashram satsang hall, with many rows of devotees facing forward. Most wear white or light saris and kurtas, while others wear orange, red, pink, yellow and teal garments; some women wear red or orange shawls and rudraksha or beaded necklaces, and several wear lanyard badges. A few attendees wear glasses, and some sit cross-legged on the floor. Tall white posts and a stage area glimpsed at the top suggest a large hall. The a person candidate is not clearly visible in this crowd shot, so no appearance-based identification is made.2013-07-22A large seated audience in a hall, mostly women in white and cream saris and salwar, some with pink, orange and red accents. In the foreground a woman in glasses wears a red-and-multicolour shawl, and another woman in the centre wears an orange shawl and white top. Many attendees wear eyeglasses and bindis. Rows of people fill the frame. No a person candidate is visible in this crowd shot.2016-03-07October 31 20152015-10-31A large seated audience of women fills the frame, most dressed in white saris with gold or cream borders, some wearing pink, red, green and multicoloured saris. Many wear name badges on their clothes and rudraksha or beaded malas around their necks. They sit in rows on plastic chairs and floor mats in an indoor hall, some listening attentively with hands folded, others looking toward the front. Pillars and white-clad figures appear at the edges.2008-08-01