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A large seated audience fills a tented hall with green carpet and white draped walls, lit by strings of bulbs. Most attendees wear white clothes, with women in white saris or salwar and some in pink, orange, and lavender. Many sit cross-legged with hands folded or raised in namaste, while others sit with palms together. Banners in maroon and gold hang along the top of the tent. At the far end a figure in white stands near a stage area, but the appearance is too distant to judge. Several hundred people are visible.

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A large seated audience fills a tented hall with green floor matting, many people in white garments with orange or saffron borders, several with rudraksha or beaded necklaces, several with hands pressed together in prayer or meditation. Red and white scalloped bunting runs along the tent ceiling and walls, with rows of hanging lights. At the far front, a figure in orange clothing stands near a video camera on a tripod. A partially visible person in orange in the lower left and a woman in a purple-and-white sari in the lower right are in the foreground.2006-11-26 +1 copiesNovember 25 20062006-11-25 +1 copiesA large seated crowd of devotees fills a green-carpeted hall during a yoga or meditation session. Most attendees wear white or cream clothes, with some in pink, blue and orange saris; several women have long braids and wear rudraksha malas, and many have hands pressed together in namaste. At the upper left, a pink banner portrait stands on an easel beside a white-clad figure seated near the front, and a cameraman in white stands at right near the stage area. The scene is full of people, with rows extending toward the back, and a red and white canopy frames the top of the room.2006-11-26 +1 copiesNovember 25 20062006-11-25 +1 copiesNovember 25 20062006-11-25Article - November 26 20062006-11-26November 25 20062006-11-25A large crowd of seated devotees fills a white tented pavilion during the a person Spurana Convention. Most people sit on the floor in rows, many with hands pressed together in namaskar or clapping. Many women wear white saris and white salwar kurtas, with some in green, yellow, orange and maroon, and several wear lanyard identification badges. Blue and white bunting drapes along the tent ceiling, hanging lights and ceiling fans are visible, and loudspeakers are mounted on poles.2009-11-26Article - November 26 20062006-11-26 +1 copiesNovember 25 20062006-11-25November 25 20062006-11-25 +1 copiesA large outdoor tent programme with a green mat floor where a crowd of hundreds sits cross-legged facing a stage. Most attendees wear white saris and white shirts, with some in coloured saris of yellow, blue, pink and orange. Men in white sit in rows near the front stage, and a central stage backdrop shows a golden draped curtain with red and gold trim. A framed portrait is visible at the stage edge. Speakers flank the stage. Possible a person appearance is not clearly established from this view, so the candidate is marked uncertain.2006-11-25