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Photograph of several young men seated outdoors in a row, performing chanting with handheld microphones. Their bodies and faces are marked with white ash stripes, and they wear rudraksha malas and beaded necklaces; some are bare-chested with orange-brown cloth draped on their shoulders and waists. The two foreground performers hold microphones, with others behind them and a microphone stand on the right. Bright warm sunlight and orange cloth in the background suggest a satsang or chanting session.

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November 26 20162016-11-26November 26 20162016-11-26 +1 copiesNovember 24 20162016-11-24Outdoor chanting scene at a temple-style stone platform. Three young men in front sit cross-legged, bare-chested and wearing orange dhotis, with white and red tilak lines on their foreheads and white ash stripes on their arms and chests. Two of them hold black handheld microphones and sing; the front-centre singer has eyes closed. The man on the right wears layered rudraksha malas and beaded bracelets. Behind them, a girl in an orange garment and other devotees in white and orange sit among dark stone pillars and a brass kalasha-style vessel.2016-10-31Three young people sit cross-legged on orange cloth at an outdoor event, singing into handheld microphones on stands. The front figure, bare-chested with a rudraksha mala and beaded bracelets, has a long braided hairstyle and white and red markings on his forehead and body. The two singers beside him wear orange garments, beads and bracelets, with white forehead markings. Behind them a seated person in orange and others in white and blue stand on stone steps lined with dark pillars and brass pots.2016-10-31 +1 copiesDecember 19 20162016-12-19December 19 20162016-12-19December 19 20162016-12-19October 31 20162016-10-31December 19 20162016-12-19December 19 20162016-12-19Photo of several young men seated outdoors chanting into handheld microphones, bare-chested with white ash markings on their arms, chests and foreheads and red tilaka on the forehead. They wear saffron-orange cloths, rudraksha and bead malas, and gold-toned bead necklaces. The foreground man on the left has long dreadlocked hair and an orange shawl with a gold pendant, while the central man has short hair with a headband. Their faces are turned toward the microphones.2016-12-19