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A large hall with rows of seated participants on bright orange mats with purple and blue woven runners. Many people wear white cloth blindfolds tied around their heads, sitting cross-legged with hands resting in laps, in what appears to be a meditation or sensory exercise session. Clothing is mostly white, pastel, striped and red shirts, plus some saris and salwar. Small name badges hang on many chests, and a few books or papers lie on the mats. No central figure is visible; the focus is the seated group. a person's presence is not visibly evident in this crowd view.

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A large hall with rows of seated participants on orange mats with purple-and-blue borders. Most wear white headbands covering their eyes and sit cross-legged, many in white, pastel or striped shirts with name badges. A standing man in white is visible at the back near the stage, and a small booklet lies on the floor in the foreground. The scene shows a blindfolded meditation or inner awakening exercise. Several dozen people are visible.2009-12-19December 19 20092009-12-19A large seated meditation session in a bright hall with wooden floor and white pillars. Many men and some women sit cross-legged on colourful striped mats while wearing white blindfolds over their eyes. Several participants wear name badges on their shirts. Their hands rest in mudra-like positions on their laps or chests. In the far background a standing figure in white clothing is partly visible near a pillar.2009-12-20A photograph of a large seated group of men in a hall with pale plastic chairs, most wearing white blindfold bands over their eyes. Many wear white or light shirts, with some in blue, green, pink or orange clothing. The front row sits cross-legged on an orange cloth, hands resting on knees in meditation posture, several with orange or red thread bracelets and name badges on their shirts. Mats and a small plastic bag and bottle sit in the foreground.2010-09-05A large seated audience of men in white shirts and white dhotis sits on green floor mats during a yoga session, many wearing white blindfold cloths tied over their eyes. Several wear lanyards with ID badges and rudraksha-style beaded necklaces. A few men in brown and checked shirts sit among them, and some red and yellow chairs are visible at the back of the hall. The crowd fills the frame, with a few people in the foreground seated cross-legged and one holding a hand near his knee.2006-11-26April 26 20152015-04-26July 17 20112011-07-17 +1 copiesA large hall full of seated devotees in white shirts and white dhotis, most wearing white blindfold cloths over their eyes during a meditation session. Many wear rudraksha malas and small name badges. Some sit on striped blue and white mats, and a green mat sits to the left. In the back, a figure in white stands near a pillar and a speaker. Yellow walls and ceiling fans frame the room. The scene suggests a guided blindfolded meditation practice.2012-09-22A large indoor hall with green carpet where hundreds of seated participants wear white clothes and white headbands covering their eyes, many with ID lanyards. The front rows sit cross-legged, with one man in an orange-bordered dhoti and another in a cream kurta near the centre. Yellow notebooks lie on the floor and a steel vessel and water bottle sit at the front. Along the right side, a woman in a white sari stands near the wall. Walls show framed banners.A large photograph of a hall filled with hundreds of seated participants on a red carpeted floor, most wearing white blindfold-style cloths tied over their eyes. Many wear white shirts and dhotis, while others wear pastel, yellow and blue shirts, and a few wear an orange shirt. Some sit cross-legged with hands resting on their laps, and some carry yellow cloth bags. Red plastic chairs are visible at the back of the hall. Several participants wear lanyard badges. Only the seated people in the foreground and middle rows are clearly visible; the crowd extends beyond the frame.2009-02-25March 31 20122012-03-31November 25 20062006-11-25 +1 copies