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Large outdoor crowd seated under a white and red tented pavilion at a public satsang. Hundreds of devotees fill the foreground, many men in white kurtas and dhotis, others in saffron or orange clothing and orange headwraps. Red chairs are scattered among the audience and a metal barrier runs along the front. At the upper left, a cameraman with a video camera stands beside a woman in cream and saffron robes standing on a raised platform. Red and gold draped fabric lines the stage area behind them, with more people and stalls visible under the tent.

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January 01 20092009-01-01Outdoor event under a white tent with red draped canopy and patterned banners on the right. Rows of red-cushioned chairs fill the foreground, and a crowd of many people in white shirts and dhotis, saree-clad women, and men in orange turbans or headwraps moves through the aisles. Several men in white with orange headcloths are pushing or carrying red-cushioned seats near the front. A man in a white shirt holding a camera stands at left beside a tripod, and a woman in an orange saree stands near the stage area. Dozens of attendees are visible, so the crowd is large but not clearly over one hundred in the frame.2008-01-01Outdoor gathering under a large red and maroon patterned tent canopy supported by bamboo poles, with saffron flags along the poles. Hundreds of seated devotees fill red plastic chairs in rows; many women wear white saris and men wear white shirts. In the foreground a person in an orange saffron robe stands beside a camera tripod, hands raised in front of the chest, facing the crowd. Another person in orange robes sits at lower left near a white pipe barrier, and a child in pink sits with hands pressed together in namaskar. Floral offerings and a small decorated object appear at the lower left. Trees and hills are visible beyond the tent.2008-11-12A large outdoor event under a white tent with blue-and-white patterned side drapes and strings of marigold garlands on the tent posts. Rows of seated audience members fill the foreground and middle, many in white shirts and light clothing, with a few women in saffron and bright saris. A standing man in white dhoti-style clothing with a long orange-saffron shawl stands at the back near a video camera on a tripod, with red chairs and speakers visible at the sides. Ornate red and gold chairs are in the front row.2008-12-31January 01 20082008-01-01December 31 20062006-12-31Large outdoor event under a white tented canopy with draped fabric edges. A dense crowd of hundreds fills the open floor, most seated on red plastic chairs, many dressed in white and others in colourful saris and shirts. In the centre, a small raised table covered with white cloth stands near a camera on a tripod. Behind the crowd, an orange cloth hangs at the stage area beside parked white vans. No individual is clearly identifiable as a specific presenter from this view.2009-01-01January 01 20082008-01-01A large outdoor tented gathering of devotees seated on red plastic chairs and standing in the aisles under white canopies with red and blue draping. Many men wear white shirts and trousers, some with lanyards, while women wear saris and salwar kameez in red, pink and blue. A cameraman in an orange kurta stands on a tripod near a white-draped table at the front. No identifiable a person is visible in the frame, so the a person field is none. Crowd is in the hundreds, far exceeding 100.2009-01-01January 01 20072007-01-01 +1 copiesA large outdoor tented gathering of a dense crowd, mostly seated on rows of red plastic chairs under a white canopy with red and white checkered bunting and orange drapery at the back. Many attendees wear white clothes and lanyards, and a few people in orange and saffron stand among the rows. In the foreground right, a cameraman in an orange garment operates a video camera on a tripod beside a draped table. Crowd counts here are well above a few dozen, so the scene is a sizeable assembly. No clearly identifiable a person figure is visible in the frame.2009-01-01January 01 20082008-01-01