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A large audience of women seated on red carpet under a tent at an outdoor satsang session. Most wear white saris with dark borders and some wear pink, orange, yellow and teal saris; several hold water bottles and bags. Many have rudraksha or beaded necklaces. Behind them, banners and framed portraits hang on the blue canopy wall, and a printed portrait is partly visible on the upper left banner. Participants sit in long rows facing the stage area.

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December 17 20062006-12-17A large photograph of a seated audience at an outdoor yoga or meditation event under a white draped canopy with red-and-white trim. Rows of people sit cross-legged on green mats, mostly women in white and cream saris and salwar-style clothes with blue, orange, pink and peach borders, wearing name badges and beaded necklaces. Men in white shirts and white dhotis sit in the rows behind. A video camera on a tripod stands at the left edge, and a small banner hangs on the stage area.2006-11-26April 20 20132013-04-20A large photograph of a seated audience under a white tented pavilion at a convention. Dense rows of women and girls sit on red floor coverings, many in white or pastel salwar kameez and saris: a woman in a turquoise sari with a red border in the centre, a woman in a red and white sari, a woman in a lilac patterned sari, and young women in white and yellow outfits in front. Many wear name badges on their clothing. Pale draped fabric lines the tent walls, with blue banners and a small framed portrait visible at the back. The a person candidate is not clearly visible in the scene, so no identification is made.2006-12-16A large indoor hall filled with seated participants, mostly women, at a yoga or meditation program. Many wear white or cream saris and salwar-style outfits with rudraksha malas around their necks, while some wear orange or saffron garments and red-and-white borders. They sit cross-legged on green mats, several with hands folded or chins resting on palms, attentively facing forward. At the upper right, a banner with a portrait is visible on the wall, and a white curtain covers the back wall. A water bottle and a black bag sit on the floor at the right edge.2006-11-25December 17 20062006-12-17A large audience of women and girls seated in white plastic chairs on a red carpet under a canopy at an indoor-outdoor event. Most wear white, cream, teal and lavender sarees and salwar kameez, with long black hair in braids; some hold papers or notebooks. A cream draped backdrop and a stage with white draping are visible at the top. The viewers face forward toward the stage, out of frame, and no speaker or a person figure is visible in this view.2006-12-14Article - November 26 20062006-11-26A large seated audience of women fills a hall, mostly dressed in white and cream saris and mundus with rudraksha malas and gold necklaces. Many smile, clap or sit on red floor cushions. Some wear orange or red borders and kumkum or vibhuti on their foreheads. No speaker or central figure is visible in this frame. The setting appears to be a satsang or convention session.2015-11-11A large photograph of a satsang inside a tented hall with orange canvas walls and ceiling and hanging lights. Hundreds of devotees sit cross-legged on red mats in rows, many women in orange and saffron saris with gold borders and rudraksha-style beaded necklaces, others in white and pastel salwars. Some hold small brass lamps or plates. At the far end, a raised platform with red cloth and a few robed figures in orange and white stands near a sound console. A cameraman works in the foreground at left, and a technician in white wears headphones.2013-04-21July 26 20152015-07-26A large crowd of devotees sits cross-legged on blue mats under a white tent at a person Spurana program. Many people wear white or pastel clothes, with some in pink, green and yellow saris and kurtas, and a few wear name badges. Most sit with eyes closed in meditation. Along the back, a blue backdrop is decorated with paper flowers and framed portraits hang on the walls.2006-12-14