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December 06 2011

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November 27 20112011-11-27A seated audience fills a bright hall with red curtains, many wearing headphones for translation. Women in white, red, pink and orange saris and kurtas sit on striped mats and chairs, most with rudraksha malas. A woman in a dark top sits at the back left beside cardboard boxes. No clearly identifiable a person figure is visible in this view; the audience faces toward an unseen speaker.2011-11-29A large seated audience at a satsang hall, mostly women in sarees and salwar kameez with some in white kurtas. In the foreground a woman in a white kurta with a black and white patterned shawl wears a lanyard badge and a pendant necklace; beside her a woman in a white top wears a rudraksha-style mala and headphones, looking forward. To the right a woman in a blue and white striped saree sits with hands folded. Rows of attendees behind them sit on red mats, some taking notes. No a person candidate is visible in the frame.2013-08-19A seated audience fills a hall with red curtains, many wearing headphones for translation. Foreground women in white and pink tops sit attentively; one woman in white with a yellow shawl sits at left, another in a purple scarf and blonde hair sits center. Women in white salwar and saris and a man in white shirt sit behind them. Some wear mala beads on lanyards. No speaker or deity is visible; the scene shows listeners at a satsang-style gathering.2011-11-27A large seated audience fills the frame in a hall with white and red drapes behind them. Many people wear rudraksha malas and saffron, pink, purple and white clothing. A woman in the foreground raises her hand with a red wristband, and a bald man with a beard wears a white shirt and red mala. A small framed sign with text hangs at the top. No individual is clearly identifiable as a person from the visible cues, so no candidate is marked as present.2016-12-12A photograph of a seated audience in a hall with red curtains at a satsang or discourse. Many people sit on red-and-white striped mats, most wearing white or cream clothing, some in orange, maroon, blue and pink. Several wear rudraksha or bead necklaces and over-ear headphones for translation. A woman in orange at left smiles, a bald woman in white at right smiles, and a woman in a yellow top is in the foreground. Bags and backpacks, including orange ones, lie on the floor. No speaker is visible. Roughly thirty to forty people are visible, with no identifiable a person in view.2011-11-21December 25 20112011-12-25December 01 20112011-12-01A large seated audience of women and men fills a hall at a Sadashivoham session. Most attendees sit on the floor and chairs, wearing saris, salwar kameez, shawls and headscarves in pink, magenta, red, orange, green and white. Several people in front sit cross-legged with eyes closed or looking forward, and a woman in a pink hooded top and a man in a dark cap are visible in the back rows. Blue chairs and colourful floor mats frame the foreground, and a purple logo appears in the upper left corner. No speaker or stage figure is clearly visible in this frame.2016-12-05November 28 20112011-11-28October 14 20122012-10-14November 21 20112011-11-21