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Wide view from the back of a large auditorium toward a stage draped with orange and cream swags. Two flower garlands flank the stage, and a blue and red banner reads Four States of Consciousness. A projection screen stands to the left, and two framed portraits hang on the side walls. A large audience of several hundred seated people, many in white, fills the rows of chairs, facing the stage where one speaker stands at a lectern and another figure in red stands beside the banner.

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February 22 2009- Kalpataru Convention at Mysore Karnataka2009-02-22Photograph of an audience seated in rows of blue upholstered chairs inside a hall with a stage at the far end. On stage, a single speaker in an orange-saffron robe stands before a screen showing a slide titled "Four States of Consciousness" with colored bands. Gold swagged drapery frames the stage, with white flower garlands on either side and framed portraits on the walls. Attendees in white and pastel shirts fill the front seats, viewed from behind.2009-02-22February 22 2009- Kalpataru Convention at Mysore Karnataka2009-02-22February 22 2009- Kalpataru Convention at Mysore Karnataka2009-02-22February 22 2009- Kalpataru Convention at Mysore Karnataka2009-02-22Interior photo from behind a large seated audience in a hall with arched balconies and a decorated proscenium stage. Hundreds of attendees sit in rows of dark cushioned chairs, many wearing white headbands; some wear white shirts, orange and saffron garments, and saris. On the stage, a figure in orange stands near a floral-decorated backdrop with gold drapery and a screen. Framed portraits hang on the side walls. The scene is a convention-style gathering with a speaker or presenter on stage.2009-02-22A photograph of a large seated audience inside an ornate hall with arched balconies and yellow walls, facing a stage draped in orange and red curtains. Many attendees wear white cloth blindfolds tied over their eyes, and several wear orange or saffron clothing and white garments. On stage, a lone figure in an orange robe stands near a garlanded deity murti and floral decorations, with a projection screen and banner behind. Two framed portraits hang on the upper walls.2009-02-22Photograph from the back of a large hall filled with rows of dark upholstered auditorium seats numbered on their armrests, with a crowd of several hundred people seated and facing a stage at the far end. Many attendees wear white shirts and white kurtas, and some women wear white salwar or sarees. The stage is draped with an ornate orange and gold valance and red curtains, with garlands on either side and a seated figure in orange on a central dais, a small screen above and a framed portrait on the wall. Arched balconies line the upper left wall.2009-02-22February 22 2009- Kalpataru Convention at Mysore Karnataka2009-02-22Wide interior photo of a large hall filled with rows of dark cushioned chairs and hundreds of seated attendees, many wearing white head cloths tied over their eyes. A white-clad attendant in the foreground walks along the aisle between rows. At the far end, a stage with a golden draped valance holds a small deity murti, a standing portrait, a floral arrangement, and a projection screen displaying a colourful slide. Arched windows and balconies line the upper walls, and framed portraits hang on the side walls.2009-02-22February 22 2009- Kalpataru Convention at Mysore Karnataka2009-02-22Photo from the back of a large hall filled with rows of seated audience members, most wearing white blindfolds or headbands tied over their eyes. Many wear white and light clothing, and some have saris or salwar in orange, yellow and blue. Chairs are black with numbered seat tags. On a stage draped in orange and red curtains, a figure in orange robes sits on a raised seat flanked by flower garlands and a small table, with a projection screen and a banner behind. Framed portraits hang on the walls, and a balcony with arched windows runs along the left side.2009-02-22