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March 01 2013

A large seated audience of women fills a hall at a satsang, most wearing white, orange and maroon robes with rudraksha malas and some with white forehead markings. Several people in the front rows, including a smiling woman in orange with glasses and a white-haired woman in orange sitting cross-legged, look toward the stage with broad smiles. Behind them, framed portraits and a shelf with decorative items line the wall, and a person candidate does not appear clearly in this image.

A seated satsang audience in a bright hall with red curtains and red-cushioned chairs. Rows of devotees sit on red mats, many with palms pressed together in anjali mudra. Women wear white sarees with gold borders and maroon or red-and-gold dresses, and several girls in maroon uniforms with gold trim sit in front, some with white sacred marks on their foreheads. A person at the top left sits behind a laptop on a stand. Framed deity art hangs on the upper right wall.

A seated crowd in a large hall during a satsang. In the foreground, a woman in orange robes with a rudraksha mala sits with hands pressed together in prayer, and beside her a woman with white tilak markings and orange robes holds her hands together. Behind them, young girls in maroon and gold-bordered outfits with rudraksha malas sit with white forehead markings, and a smiling young girl in maroon clothes holds a pink object. Women in white and red saris and orange robes fill the rows behind. No visible a person candidate is present in the frame. Visible people number roughly two dozen.

October 29 2013

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April 14 2012

A large seated congregation fills a hall with temple-style carved pillars at the back. Many women and young girls sit cross-legged in rows, most wearing white saris or white and cream clothing with rudraksha malas, while others wear orange or saffron saris with gold borders. Several hold their palms together in namaste or clap, and a girl in the centre wears a cream shawl and a mala. A young girl in orange with a painted forehead mark sits in the foreground. Delegates in the back rows and along the walls are also visible, and the floor is covered with mats and cushions.

A large seated audience at a satsang hall, mostly women and girls in white and red-maroon clothing with gold trim. In the front rows, young girls wear maroon kurtas with gold borders, rudraksha malas, and white tilak marks on their foreheads, several with palms pressed together in prayer or gesturing with raised hands. One girl in a saffron-orange kurta and mala sits with hands joined. Behind them, adults in white garments and red or orange shawls sit on pink cushions and mats, and a few have blonde or light hair. No speaker or a person candidate is clearly visible in this frame.

A large seated crowd of devotees fills a hall, mostly women and girls in saris and salwar kameez in white, red, pink, orange, purple and yellow. Many wear vibhuti and kumkum on their foreheads, and several women wear rudraksha or beaded malas. In the front right, a smiling woman in a white sari with a red border and a mala claps her hands. A draped orange cloth hangs on the back wall beside gold-painted pillars. No a person candidate is clearly identifiable in this crowd shot, so no appearance-based identification is made.

A seated satsang audience in a bright hall with red curtains. In the foreground, many young girls wear maroon tunics with gold trim and sit cross-legged on mats, clapping, some with vertical tilaka on their foreheads. Behind them, adult devotees sit in white, saffron and red clothing; one woman in a green sari and several women in white and orange-red garments are visible, some with raised hands and clasped palms. The scene suggests a seated gathering during a devotional talk, though no speaker is visible.

A large seated congregation fills a hall with red curtains during a satsang. Many attendees wear white or red-and-gold clothing, rudraksha beads and orange-and-red shawls, several with white or sandalwood forehead markings. In the foreground a young woman in an orange garment and rudraksha mala sits with eyes closed, and a girl in a maroon-and-gold dress with beads sits beside her. A small child in white sits in the middle of the crowd. Rows of people sit on the floor and chairs behind them, with a few visitors on chairs at the back. No central figure in saffron or a throne is clearly visible, so no identifiable presenter is shown. Roughly fifty or more people are visible.

A large seated audience of devotees in a hall with patterned carpet and blue-draped tables. Most wear white clothing with orange-red shawls or stoles and orange-beaded lanyard necklaces; several women have white kurtas, a few wear a green or saffron-toned sari. Many are smiling, laughing or taking notes on paper. A water bottle sits on the floor in front, and a partly visible figure in a red shawl is at the lower right. No speaker or person on a throne is clearly visible. Visible people number roughly 30-40.