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April 09 20172017-04-09A satsang hall with a large red collage backdrop of framed portraits of many saints and sages. A figure in orange robes sits on an ornate gold throne-like chair at the front of the stage, with a microphone stand beside him. In front, a seated audience in white clothes and white dhotis sits on mats, many wearing headphones for translation. Several cameras on tripods and monitors line the stage edge, and a few devotees in orange and maroon are visible among the crowd.2011-06-05Wide hall view of a satsang-style gathering in front of a large red backdrop covered with framed portraits of saints, gurus and historical figures in collage. A figure in orange and saffron robes with long dark hair sits on an ornate gold throne with red cushions at the centre, flanked by a tall gold side panel. Below, a man in white dhoti stands near a small white chair and a camera on a tripod, while rows of seated devotees in white and pastel clothes fill the foreground. Tall clear glass candle stands line the aisle, and monitors and tripods are set up on the stage.2011-06-05June 05 20112011-06-05A photograph of a satsang hall where a seated figure in orange robes and a rudraksha mala sits on an ornate gilded throne with red cushions, in front of a wall of framed portrait photographs of saints and gurus. Devotees in white and orange clothing approach the stage, some kneeling or bowing, while a man in a white dhoti and yellow stole stands near the throne. Audience members sit on the floor facing the stage, and video tripods with cameras stand at the right edge of the stage.2011-06-05A stage decorated with striped and patterned banners sits at the front of a hall with a dark drape behind it. A seated figure on a gold throne-like seat is adorned with orange and red cloth, garlands and marigolds, with a gold canopy above and a kalasha-style arrangement before it. Several young people in orange and white garments stand near the stage, some holding items, while a row of seated attendees in white and pale clothing faces the stage. A camera on a tripod and a screen are visible at the side. Puja or ritual worship appears to be in progress.2008-07-17November 03 20172017-11-03A photograph of a satsang hall with a red wall covered in a collage of framed portraits of saints, gurus and historical figures. A large gold ornate throne with a red seat stands centre stage, occupied by a woman in an orange sari with a dark braid. Two men in white stand near the throne, and a bald man in orange robes sits on the stage. A woman in white sits cross-legged on the white steps at left. Two women in yellow-and-white sit at right. Several rows of seated audience members in white and pastel clothes face the stage, with video cameras on tripods at the sides. The scene suggests a devotional gathering.2011-06-05August 05 20162016-08-05A large indoor hall with a red draped curtain backdrop and a stage. A man in an ornate golden throne-like seat at centre wears saffron-orange clothing with a deep orange turban-style head covering and a red-and-orange beaded garland, seated before a gilded arch framing a deity murti. Flanking him on the stage are saffron-robed sannyasis seated on low platforms, a woman in a colourful dress seated among them, and oil lamps on stands and a green foliage arch above. Two men in white stand at the left edge of the stage. In the foreground, a dense crowd of many people in white clothing sits facing the stage, and a cameraman operates a video camera on a tripod at the right side of the stage.2017-02-12A large hall with red drapes and gold-panelled backdrop shows two seated figures on white-cushioned thrones on a raised stage. The figure at left wears red-orange robes and the figure at right wears saffron-orange robes; both have shaved heads and bare upper bodies with ceremonial adornments. Seated devotees in white dhotis and orange sannyasi robes fill the foreground, many with their backs to the camera, while a woman in white sits on a mat at right. Video cameras on tripods face the stage, and a carved gold panel and a banner reading Tatpurusha hang behind the thrones.2017-07-23February 27 20162016-02-27 +1 copies