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OCtober 6, 7, 8 2004 - 3 Mass Living Enlightenment Initiation conventions at Kancheepuram

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A photograph of a large seated audience inside a hall at a Living Enlightenment initiation convention in Kancheepuram. Rows of blue plastic chairs fill the room, and hundreds of people in white shirts and dhotis, saris in pink, green, red and lavender, and salwar kameez sit with eyes closed or hands folded in meditation. Some hold their hands in namaste near the front. A stage with speakers and lighting rigs is visible at the back, and a purple logo graphic appears in the upper right corner. No individual candidate for the swami is clearly identifiable in the crowd.Indoor photograph of a large seated audience in blue plastic chairs at a hall, eyes closed or lowered in meditation. Many dozens of devotees fill the rows; men wear white shirts and mundus, women wear saris in red, blue, green and orange. A bald man in white shirt sits centre-front, and a white-bearded elderly man in a pale shirt sits in the middle rows. A small purple logo appears in the upper right corner. No a person candidate is clearly identifiable among the visible people, so the a person field is none.OCtober 6, 7, 8 2004 - 3 Mass Living Enlightenment Initiation conventions at KancheepuramA wide photograph of a large indoor hall packed with seated audience members on blue plastic chairs, facing toward a stage at the far end. Most attendees wear white shirts and white dhotis or trousers, while others wear checked shirts, striped shirts and a few women in saris. Speakers stand on stands at the left, and a purple circular logo appears in the upper right corner. Ceiling fans and fluorescent lights line the room. The crowd fills the aisles and extends into the back of the hall.A large indoor hall packed with seated audience members on blue plastic chairs, facing toward a stage out of frame. Many men wear white shirts and white dhotis or trousers; women wear saris in orange, maroon, purple, green and teal, with some gold necklaces and bangles, and a few have red bindis. Several people rest chins on hands while listening attentively. Ceiling lights and fans are visible above. No speaker or a person candidate is visible in this crowd shot.2004-10-06A wide photograph of a large indoor hall filled with a seated audience of many people on blue plastic chairs and on the tiled floor in the aisles. Many attendees wear white shirts and dhotis, while women wear saris in red, pink, blue and white, and a few wear salwar outfits. A man in a brown shirt and white dhoti holds a small object near his lap. Children sit on the floor in front, and a dense crowd fills the rows toward the back. A blue and white logo appears in the upper right corner. No a person candidate is visible in the frame. The event is a convention audience in Kancheepuram.October 15 20082008-10-15A photograph of a large indoor satsang hall packed with seated audience members on white plastic chairs, facing toward the front of the room, which is out of frame. Most attendees wear white shirts and dhotis or saris, while women wear bright saris in orange, yellow, pink, green and blue. Several elderly people wear glasses. Ceiling fans and fluorescent tube lights hang above the plain grey walls, with a banner visible on the far wall. No stage, speaker or a person is visible in this view.2008-10-15 +1 copiesOCtober 6, 7, 8 2004 - 3 Mass Living Enlightenment Initiation conventions at KancheepuramA large indoor hall filled with a dense audience of hundreds seated on blue plastic chairs facing a stage. In the foreground on the left, a figure in orange saffron robes sits near a camera on a tripod. Front-row seated attendees wear white kurtas and shirts, and a woman in an orange sari sits centrally. Ceiling fans hang from the high ceiling, and a wooden lectern stands at the right edge of the stage. A purple logo of a dancing figure appears at the top right corner.OCtober 6, 7, 8 2004 - 3 Mass Living Enlightenment Initiation conventions at KancheepuramFebruary 14 20102010-02-14