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A photograph of a large hall during a satsang session, with many seated attendees on red-and-white striped mats and chairs. In the foreground a woman in an orange saffron sari and red blouse, with a rudraksha mala around her neck and a handheld microphone, sits on a chair speaking. Nearby women wear white and cream saris with gold borders, a yellow sari, and a pink-and-green patterned outfit; several wear headphones. Portraits and framed pictures hang on the back wall, with a standing fan and a water bottle on the floor.

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March 17 20132013-03-17June 12 20162016-06-12A large seated audience of women fills a hall at an Inner Awakening Convention session. Many wear saffron-orange or cream and white saris and rudraksha malas, some with vibhuti or kumkum on their foreheads. Several sit on red mats and red chairs, with a catering or service table and a person in a red sari visible in the background. Foreground attendees look attentive, with eyes closed or gazing forward. No speaker or a person candidate is visible in the frame.2013-03-24August 30 20152015-08-30April 07 20132013-04-07September 27 20132013-09-27Indoor satsang hall with many women seated cross-legged on mats in rows, most in white saris and white kurtas with some in green, red and yellow. Several wear headphones and name badges. A large gilded throne stands at the front beneath a framed portrait of a saint in orange robes, positioned behind a tall gold chair. Pink walls, red curtains and a glossy floor fill the room, and a seated woman in red sits near the left window. Water bottles sit on the floor in front.2011-02-27A large seated audience fills a hall during a satsang-style discourse. Rows of devotees sit cross-legged on striped mats and red-and-white runners, with metal stanchions dividing the aisle. Many women wear white or cream saris with coloured borders, and several have rudraksha malas around their necks; a woman in front wears a striped brown-and-teal sari and is looking forward. Brass lamps, a water bottle, small plates and offerings sit on the floor near the front row. Men in white shirts and dhotis sit at the back, and plastic chairs line the far wall. Woven colourful toran hangings decorate the pillars, and a shrine area and no visible presenter are in view.2012-05-18February 26 20132013-02-26 +1 copiesA photograph of a seated group during a meeting or satsang in a plain pink-walled hall with white curtains and a red banner on the right. In the foreground a woman in a white sari with a gold border sits cross-legged holding a black handheld microphone, with a steel cup and open notebooks on the floor before her. Behind her many women sit on the floor, several wearing yellow-bordered white saris and others wearing orange or red shawls. An older woman in white with a yellow border sits to the right with her arms folded. A figure in orange robes is partly visible at the left edge. No man matching the a person description is visible, so no candidate is identified.2010-10-13A photograph of a large seated satsang audience in a hall with red curtains and a red-carpeted stage. In the foreground, a woman in orange robes and rudraksha mala sits with palms pressed together, and a young person in orange robes with white forehead markings also sits with hands joined. Around them, rows of devotees wear red and maroon dresses with gold trim, white clothing and orange saris, many with white vibhuti marks and rudraksha malas. Some sit on floor mats and others on chairs. No clearly identifiable a person figure is visible in the frame, and the stage area is empty.2013-07-18Large seated assembly of women in orange and white clothing inside a bright hall with pink walls and framed pictures. Many wear rudraksha malas, and some sit on woven mats with small bags and bottles beside them. Foreground devotees in orange saris and tops listen attentively, with a girl in orange sitting at the front. A distant figure sits at the far back of the hall, but no clear candidate for a person is identifiable from appearance, so no identification is made.2017-07-09