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October 09 2010

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May 08 20132013-05-08December 02 20092009-12-02June 06 20162016-06-06January 05 20132013-01-05October 10 20102010-10-10A photograph of a large hall where many devotees sit cross-legged on striped mats in meditation, eyes closed, hands resting on their knees or laps. Most wear white kurtas or white shirts and trousers; a man in the foreground centre has a bald head and a white shirt, and a bearded man at left wears a white t-shirt. A woman in a pale pink sleeveless top and teal trousers sits near the left, and a man in a teal shirt sits to the right. Behind them, golden statues and a deity murti stand on a raised altar, with red chairs lining the far wall. No candidate for a person is visible among those seated, so the scene shows a satsang or meditation session with devotees.2010-09-03August 15 20102010-08-15December 22 20102010-12-22August 22 20122012-08-22 +2 copiesApril 14 20122012-04-14A seated audience fills a hall at a satsang session, with many participants sitting cross-legged on striped red and white mats and others on chairs at the back. Most wear white kurtas or white shirts, several with lanyards and name badges; a woman in a saree with an orange border sits at right, and a man in a red shirt sits in the middle distance. Faces are turned toward a speaker out of frame. Orange and red fabric hangs on the back wall, and a tiled floor reflects the light. No speaker is visible in the frame, so no a person candidate is present.2011-01-23A photograph of a large seated meditation session in a hall with cream walls and red curtains. Dozens of participants sit cross-legged on blue-and-white striped mats in rows, most in white kurtas or shirts, some in orange, pink, red and blue shirts. Many wear lanyards with name badges and some wear rudraksha malas. Eyes are closed or lowered. Black backpacks and water bottles sit beside the mats. At the back, a banner and a framed image of deities hang near the front of the room, and red chairs are arranged along the sides.2011-12-10