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A large seated gathering of devotees fills a hall, with many people in orange or saffron cloths and rudraksha malas and others in white ritual clothing. In the foreground, a bald man with his palms pressed together in anjali mudra wears an orange cloth and beads, and a young man beside him wears an orange wrap and rudraksha malas. Several men display white vibhuti tilaks on their foreheads. Gold pillars and a bright stage backdrop are visible behind the crowd. The mood is attentive and devotional, consistent with satsang.

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July 07 20172017-07-07July 07 20172017-07-07 +1 copiesJuly 02 20172017-07-02A large crowd of devotees seated closely together at a satsang or puja gathering, many clapping or with palms pressed in prayer. Foreground young men and boys wear saffron-orange cloths and rudraksha malas, some bare-chested with gold chains; the back rows wear white ritual clothes. Several have sacred ash or tilak marks on their foreheads. Background shows more seated participants and a bright hall with orange banners.2017-07-07July 31 20172017-07-31 +1 copiesJune 22 20172017-06-22 +1 copiesJune 01 20172017-06-01A large crowd of devotees fills a bright hall during a satsang, many seated close together and gazing forward. Most wear white or off-white clothing, while several men in the foreground wear orange or saffron cloths over bare upper bodies with rudraksha malas around their necks. Many have white vibhuti or sandalwood marks on their foreheads, and some wear red bindis. Behind the seated rows, more people in white stand and sit near a raised stage area with red and orange draped decor and gold-toned poles. The foreground is dense with faces, and the background shows a white backdrop and additional attendees. No single leader is clearly identifiable from appearance.2017-07-07July 07 20172017-07-07July 27 20172017-07-27 +1 copiesA large seated gathering of devotees in an ashram hall, most wearing saffron-orange dhotis or wraps and rudraksha malas around their necks, with some bare-chested and some with white vibhuti or tilak marks on their foreheads. Many sit cross-legged with eyes closed, appearing absorbed in meditation or satsang. Several wear white shawls over orange clothing. Behind them, further attendees in white and saffron sit and stand near red and gold decorations, with a red-and-white canopy and a shrine-like area visible in the background. No figure is clearly identifiable as the speaker on the dais in this frame.2017-07-31July 31 20172017-07-31 +1 copies