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A large seated audience fills a hall at a satsang or discourse event, with many devotees sitting on the floor and on blue plastic chairs. Most men wear white shirts and white dhotis, and some wear rudraksha malas, while women wear saris in mixed colours including orange, pink, green and red. Attendees wear name badges. A woman at the far left in a red and orange shawl holds a microphone. No clear a person candidate is visible in this crowd shot, so the identity remains uncertain.

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November 10 20112011-11-10A photograph of a large indoor seated gathering, mostly devotees sitting on blue plastic chairs and on orange mats on the floor in a plain hall. Many attendees wear white dhotis or kurtas and white shirts, some with lanyards and name badges. Women wear sarees and salwar kameez in pink, green, maroon and orange. Several men on the right wear white cloth tied over their eyes. A small wall-mounted television and a wooden side table sit at the right edge. A woman in a white embroidered top in the centre looks forward. An orange-clad figure appears near the top centre among the crowd. Most attendees appear to be seated in meditation or satsang.2011-11-10A seated audience fills a plain whitewashed hall at a Mass Living Enlightenment satsang. In the front row a woman in a cream sari with a red-orange shawl holds a microphone, seated near the centre-left. Many attendees in white ritual clothes, some wearing rudraksha malas and name badges, sit on blue chairs and floor mats. A woman in a pink-bordered white sari sits in the foreground beside a man in a white shirt. Orange and blue decorative hangings hang from the upper wall. No candidate for a person is visible among the people present.2011-11-10A large seated audience fills the frame, rows of devotees sitting closely together with eyes closed or lowered, apparently in meditation or satsang. Most men wear white or light shirts, with a few in pastel or plaid shirts. Many women wear sarees in orange, maroon, green and checked patterns, several with grey or white hair and some with vermilion or kumkum on the forehead. Plain cream walls and a ceiling strip form the background.2008-07-30A wide indoor hall with white walls and a corrugated metal roof, filled with a large seated congregation facing toward a bright doorway at the far end. Most people sit on the floor in white clothes; many wear lanyards with name badges. Women wear white or cream saris, some with red or orange shawls; men wear white shirts and dhotis or trousers. A man in the foreground right wears a blue t-shirt with a vibhuti forehead mark. Along the walls hang framed photographs and display cabinets. Several standing volunteers in white are visible near the back and at the doorway, and a photographer stands among them. The scene suggests a satsang or assembly in a hall.2008-12-28November 10 20112011-11-10A large indoor hall filled with seated devotees, mostly women and some men, wearing white and cream saris and dhotis with coloured borders, along with pink, purple, yellow and green garments. Many have rudraksha malas around their necks. They sit on mats and a striped rug in rows facing a stage at the upper left, which shows a framed image. A white plastic chair stack lines the back wall. A pink-saried woman in the foreground wears an ID badge.2008-10-03January 15 20172017-01-15April 06 20122012-04-06A seated satsang audience fills a hall with beige marble walls. Many men wear white dhotis and shirts, and several women wear saris in teal, red, and orange with gold necklaces and bindi. A woman in the front centre sits with palms pressed together in prayer, and a toddler in a red outfit sits at lower left. A standing man in white stands near the top left, and an orange cloth is draped over a chair at the top left. The speaker is not visible in frame, so no a person candidate appears in the scene.2012-05-12January 12 20072007-01-12A photograph of a large seated gathering inside a hall with patterned carpet and a table with glasses at the back. Many devotees sit cross-legged on mats in white, cream and pastel clothing, several wearing rudraksha-style beaded malas. Women in saris and salwar in pinks, greens and orange wear garlands and bindis, while a man in a red t-shirt and a woman in a light blue shawl sit in the front foreground. No a person candidate is visible, and the crowd appears to be listening attentively as at a satsang or Krishna Jenmashtami celebration.2007-09-04