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Wide photograph of a large hall with a central aisle lined by stanchions, filled with seated devotees on mats on both sides. Front rows include young people and older men in white kurtas and dhotis, and women in saris and salwar kameez, many with folded hands or sitting cross-legged. A figure in saffron/orange robes sits near the far end of the aisle on the right, distinguishable by the orange clothing. Framed portraits hang on the side walls, red curtains are drawn, and a deity murti or altar is visible at the far end. Small brass plates with offerings sit on the floor in front of several devotees.

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Wide view down the centre aisle of a large hall with a pale tiled floor, where many people sit cross-legged on mats in rows facing the far end. Attendees include women in saris and salwar kameez, girls and boys in colourful clothes, and men in white kurtas and dhotis. Small brass oil lamps and plates of offerings sit on the floor near the front rows. Framed portrait pictures hang on the side walls between red curtains, and dark screens are mounted on the walls. Ceiling lights and a circular recessed ceiling panel are visible. The page shows no clearly identifiable a person figure in view.2011-12-04December 18 20112011-12-18December 04 20112011-12-04November 27 20112011-11-27A large, brightly lit hall with a white ceiling and cream walls holds a seated audience of many people on mats and cushions, facing a central aisle covered by a beige carpet and lined with silver stanchions. Participants in white and light clothing, some with carrying bags, sit in rows on both sides, while framed portraits and red curtains line the walls and a distant altar area is visible at the far end. Two large black screens hang above the seating.2011-11-25A wide photograph of a large hall filled with seated devotees on mats and cushions, facing a central aisle carpeted in beige toward the far end. Many attendees wear white, while others wear yellow, orange, pink and green clothes; several children sit in the foreground with small containers and bags. Red curtains hang beneath framed portraits along the side walls, and two flat screens are mounted on the back wall. Ceiling lights and a round recessed ceiling feature are visible. The scene resembles a satsang or group session, with hundreds of people visible.2011-12-03A wide view down the centre aisle of a large hall filled with seated devotees on mats and cushions, many in white, saffron and bright saree colours. Rows of children and adults sit on the left and right, with small brass plates and offerings on the floor in front of them. Framed portraits hang along the side walls, red curtains frame the windows, and two large black screens are mounted high on the walls. At the far end of the hall a deity shrine area is visible with a chandelier-like light fixture. Several white-clad volunteers stand near the aisle.2011-12-17December 17 20112011-12-17November 20 20112011-11-20A large hall with cream walls and a light ceiling, filled with seated devotees on mats in rows facing a central aisle leading toward a distant altar area. Women in saris and salwar kameez, many in pink, green and blue, sit on the left, while boys and young men in white kurtas and dhotis sit on the right with brass plates and small offerings before them. White-shirted volunteers stand along the aisle. Framed portraits hang on the side walls with red curtains, and two large black screens are mounted high on the walls. A watermarked archive photo.2011-12-17Wide view down the centre aisle of a large, brightly lit hall where many devotees sit in rows on mats. Most wear white clothes, and some men wear orange or saffron garments. Red curtains hang beneath framed portraits along the walls. Brass plates with offerings and small lamps sit in front of the seated groups. A raised area with a canopy stands at the far end of the aisle. The page indicates a person's presence, but no figure is clearly identifiable as him in this distant view, so his presence is unsure.2011-11-21December 10 20112011-12-10