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August 23 2014

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Women seated on red floor mats in a hall at a Nithya Dhyan Yoga session, attentive and smiling. Several wear white sarees with golden borders and long coral-red beaded necklaces; one at left has a red bindi and vertical white tilak, and another in the centre has a red forehead mark. A woman in an orange sari sits in the blurred background, with a red curtain behind. In the foreground are a purple plastic water bottle, a yellow tote bag, and a patterned handbag.2014-09-20A large crowd of women seated closely together at an indoor programme, many wearing white and cream sarees with gold borders and rudraksha malas. In the centre, a woman in a cream saree with a gold border and a long rudraksha mala speaks while looking forward. Others have white sandalwood tilak marks on their foreheads, and a few wear red kumkum bindis and gold earrings. Some carry name badges on their clothing. The audience appears attentive, with several women smiling or speaking, and the background is filled with more participants in white garments.2014-08-23A large seated gathering of women in white and cream saris with gold borders, many wearing rudraksha-style red beaded necklaces and white vibhuti marks on their foreheads. In the foreground a smiling woman in a white and gold-bordered sari with a red bindi and long red beaded necklaces laughs broadly, while a woman in a yellow-bordered sari beside her also laughs. Behind them many more devotees sit closely packed in a blurred hall with colourful banners in the background. The scene conveys a satsang or programme gathering.2014-08-23A large seated gathering of women dressed in white and cream saris with gold borders. In the foreground, a woman with closed eyes and a red bindi wears a long double strand of red-brown beads, a black beaded mala and a round pendant. Nearby women wear white saris, forehead markings, and name badges on lanyards. The background is soft and blurred with more seated participants.2014-08-23A large seated audience of women in white and light-coloured saris fills the frame at a satsang or discourse. In the foreground a smiling woman with a red bindi and nose ring wears a white sari, a red and black pendant on a cord, and a strand of white beads. Beside her a woman in glasses and a white sari with a pink border holds her hand near her face. Behind them more attendees sit closely together, some holding papers. No speaker, throne or a person figure is clearly visible in this view, so no a person candidate is identified.2016-08-28June 22 20082008-06-22Photograph of a large seated audience at a Nithya Dhyan Yoga convention session. In the foreground, two women sit cross-legged in white saris with gold borders, each wearing long orange-red beaded necklaces and small brass or gold bangles. The woman on the left wears a red bindi and a nose stud and has her arms folded; the woman on the right wears a red bindi and a pendant and holds her hands near her lap. Behind them, rows of other white-clad women with orange beaded garlands and white forehead marks sit among blurred attendees. A water bottle is visible at lower right. No speaker or stage is clearly visible.2014-09-20A dense seated audience of women in white clothing fills the frame at a large gathering. Many wear white saris or white dhoti-style garments with white forehead marks, and some have red or orange shawls draped over their shoulders. Several wear gold earrings, beaded necklaces and flowers in their hair, and a few hold small items. Faces show calm concentration as they look forward toward an unseen speaker or ceremony. No single figure is identifiable as a specific individual, and no a person candidate is clearly visible in the scene.2015-11-11November 11 20152015-11-11November 11 20152015-11-11March 07 20162016-03-07A photograph of smiling women seated closely together at a gathering, most wearing white or cream saris with gold borders and red-orange rudraksha or coral-bead necklaces. In the centre a woman in an orange blouse and white sari wears a dark bead mala and gold chain and looks off to the side. Several other women have red bindis and vermilion or tilak marks on their foreheads. Attention is on a programme in front of them, with no visible speaker or throne in frame. Visible people number about six to nine.2014-08-23