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April 20 2013

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A large seated audience fills a tented hall with red floor coverings, mostly men in white shirts and white dhotis, many wearing lanyard badges. Some wear rudraksha malas and a few have vibhuti or kumkum marks on the forehead. In the foreground a man in a white shirt sits cross-legged with a lanyard, and a man in a dark shirt sits to the left. Red drapes and a red canopy frame the stage area at the back, where a few figures in white stand near the platform and speakers hang from the poles. No speaker or a person is clearly visible on the stage.2013-04-20September 22 20122012-09-22April 20 20132013-04-20October 23 20102010-10-23October 31 20152015-10-31December 17 20062006-12-17A large seated audience fills a hall, mostly men in white dhotis and white shirts with small name badges pinned to their chests, many sitting cross-legged on mats and watching intently toward the front. In the foreground a young boy in a pink-striped shirt sits beside an older bald man in white and a young man in a green shirt. A man on the left wears a rudraksha mala and a dark shirt; another man on the right wears a rust-red garment and a wristwatch. The background is blurred with more devotees and a few saffron-clad figures near the front.2016-08-21November 01 20152015-11-01A large seated audience fills a tented hall at a person Spurana Program session. Hundreds of young men and some older men sit close together on the floor, many in white shirts, checked shirts and pale green or yellow shirts, several wearing lanyard ID badges and thin neck cords. A red carpeted stage area and green leafy decorative drapes line the top of the tent. A figure in orange clothing sits in the lower right foreground, but no clearly identifiable a person appears in the frame.2006-09-17July 26 20152015-07-26April 20 20132013-04-20A large seated audience fills a red-canopied tent, with rows of men sitting cross-legged on red mats. Many wear white shirts and white dhotis, some with rudraksha malas and sandalwood or vibhuti marks on their foreheads. Several have name badges clipped to their shirts. A man in the front center wears a white kurta and sits with his hands clasped, while others wear pastel or striped shirts. No single speaker or dais is clearly visible; the attention of the crowd appears directed forward toward an unseen stage. The image is part of a satsang or discourse gathering.2013-04-21