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A large outdoor gathering of seated delegates at dusk beside a water body with stone steps. Many people wear white clothing and white lanyard badges, while some women wear saris in yellow, teal, red and pink. Several hold papers, notebooks or small items and appear to be reading or writing. The seated crowd fills the stepped stone embankment and the ground along the water's edge. No individual can be clearly identified as the a person, and no depiction of him is visible.

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A large outdoor gathering of devotees seated on stone steps beside a water tank at dusk. Dozens of people, mostly dressed in white with blue lanyard badges, sit on striped mats in rows, many with hands pressed together in namaskar. Some women wear saffron, pink, teal and turquoise saris and salwar, and a few carry papers. A small palm tree grows on the upper terrace, and the stone wall rises behind the crowd. No a person candidate is visible among the seated participants.2009-09-27A photograph of a long row of seated devotees along a riverbank at dusk, most dressed in white kurtas and white clothing, with a few in saffron, orange and yellow garments. Many sit cross-legged on mats and hold small booklets or papers, heads bowed in reading or chanting. The olive-green water of a river or pond reflects the dim light on the right. The scene suggests a group satsang or sadhana session, with a few figures in the foreground partly cut off by the frame.2009-09-27A large outdoor gathering of seated delegates in white clothing, many wearing lanyards with name badges, sitting on striped mats along stone steps beside still water at a meditation convention. Many people raise their hands and make hand gestures, some hold papers and booklets, and several women wear saris in pink, blue, green and maroon. A bearded man in a light shirt sits near the front left. The crowd fills the frame with many dozens of people visible in the foreground and on the steps.2009-09-27A dim, night-time photograph of a large seated audience on a striped floor mat at a meditation convention. Many people, most in white kurta or shirt clothing with lanyard identity badges and small bags, sit cross-legged or kneel, some writing or holding notebooks and papers. Several women wear white saris with gold borders, pink and orange salwar or sari tones. Most attendees are facing forward toward an unseen stage, and the background is dark.2009-09-27July 01 20092009-07-01July 01 20092009-07-01September 03 20092009-09-03Dusk gathering at a stone-edged tank with stepped stone embankments, where a large crowd in white clothes sits on mats and steps. In the foreground at left, a person in orange robes with a long necklace sits in a chair and speaks into a microphone, facing the seated group. Nearby, several people in white and one in yellow sit on mats holding papers and booklets. Water reflects the dim evening sky.2009-09-27Outdoor meditation therapy session at dusk beside a stone-lined pond at Adi Kailasa, Bengaluru. A speaker in ochre-orange robes with long dark hair sits on a chair at the left edge, with a microphone on a stand beside them. Seated on a striped mat and tiered stone steps are rows of participants in white clothes, several women in yellow shawls, and a man in white with a shawl at the front. A white table holds water bottles and papers. The steps behind the audience hold a large crowd of white-clad delegates, and a palm tree and stone wall line the far bank.2009-09-27September 03 20092009-09-03Outdoor gathering of a large crowd seated on stepped stone terraces beside a still pond at dusk. Most attendees wear white shirts and white trousers or white dhotis, with some in light-coloured tops, many holding notebooks or papers. Rows of people sit on striped woven mats along the stone steps and wall at left. At right, a lone figure in an orange-saffron robe sits on a raised stone platform at the water's edge, facing the audience, seemingly addressing them. Stone steps, a low brick wall and trees frame the scene, with a speaker box on the wall.2009-09-27August 24 20092009-08-24