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A large indoor hall filled with seated devotees in orange and saffron clothing, many wearing rudraksha malas and white or red forehead marks. Rows of women and young girls in orange saris sit cross-legged on white mats, with brass plates of offerings and small lamps placed before them. Behind them a crowd in white and cream clothing fills the room, and red curtains line the walls. Many people are visible, forming a dense assembly.

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A large hall full of seated devotees during a puja or satsang. Most attendees wear saffron-orange or maroon sarees and robes with rudraksha malas, while others wear white. Many sit cross-legged on a white floor with brass plates, small bowls and oil lamps placed before them. Framed photographs and banners line the pale pink walls above red curtains. The a person's presence is not visible in the frame.2014-08-24July 09 20172017-07-09July 09 20172017-07-09A large seated congregation in a hall with red curtains and gold-painted deity sculptures along the back, including a golden horse-drawn chariot figure and a standing deity murti. Many devotees sit cross-legged on white mats, the front rows wearing rust-red and orange saris or dhotis with rudraksha malas, while others wear white and cream saris and kurtas. Small brass lamps and puja items sit before them. A framed portrait hangs on the upper right wall.2014-08-24September 30 20172017-09-30March 17 20132013-03-17April 07 20132013-04-07A large indoor satsang hall with a seated congregation of women and girls in orange and maroon robes, rudraksha malas and white vibhuti lines on their foreheads. In the foreground, several women sit cross-legged on mats behind silver trays holding brass lamps, flowers, bowls and small vessels for puja. Red curtains hang in the background and a large audience fills the seating beyond.2013-09-15September 30 20172017-09-30July 08 20172017-07-08A large hall filled with seated devotees, mostly women, in orange and saffron saris with yellow borders and rudraksha malas, many wearing white-and-red kumkum and vibhuti marks. They hold small brass lamps and offering dishes, raising them in a collective ritual pose. Rows of white-clad participants sit in the background, and red curtains hang at the windows.2013-05-19July 09 20172017-07-09