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August 19 2017

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A seated group of devotees in white dhotis and white shirts sits on red mats in a hall with pink-and-green cushions stacked along the back wall. Several men wear white vibhuti tripundras on their foreheads, and one man on the right has red rudraksha malas over a white cloth and a yellow-bordered dhoti. The men on the left have their palms raised in a gesture of reception or prayer. Yellow cloth pieces and a small white object rest on the mat.2016-07-17January 26 20152015-01-26August 19 20172017-08-19 +1 copiesNovember 24 20132013-11-24A dense audience of men seated in rows at a satsang, nearly all dressed in white shirts and white dhotis with rudraksha malas and lanyards around their necks. Several wear red and white tilak marks on their foreheads. Many are looking forward attentively, some with hands clasped. A reddish-orange cloth is visible in the upper left among the seated devotees. No individual identified as a person is visible; the figures appear to be devotees and sannyasis in the hall.2013-11-24Photo 11735474A large seated assembly of men in white dhotis with gold-bordered edges and plain white upper cloths sits on a multicoloured patterned mat in a hall. Many men wear rudraksha malas, pendants and thin chains, and several have white sandalwood or ash markings on their chests and arms. In the foreground a bearded man with grey hair and a long beard sits with hands folded, and a younger man in the centre sits with arms crossed. A white-clothed man in the upper right is seated among the group. Most attendees face forward, attentive, at a teaching or ritual event.2017-09-03February 27 20162016-02-27 +1 copiesPhoto 11742881August 19 20172017-08-19 +1 copiesJanuary 20 20132013-01-20 +2 copiesA seated congregation of men and one boy dressed in white ritual clothes, sitting on blue and pink floor mats in a hall for a Nithya Dhyan Yoga session. Many wear white shirts and white dhotis; several have vibhuti or kumkum marks on their foreheads, and some wear rudraksha malas or gold chains. A boy in the front centre wears a cream shirt with a white forehead mark and a red-threaded neck pendant. Delegates hold name badges with orange-yellow printing. No a person candidate is clearly visible in this frame, and the speaker's position is not shown.2016-06-19