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A large hall with cream walls and colourful hanging decorative tassels in red, blue and orange. A standing figure in a long flowing orange robe walks down the central aisle between rows of seated participants. Many seated people sit cross-legged on orange mats, many wearing white blindfolds over their eyes, some in white kurtas, others in pink, red, teal and navy clothing, with lanyards around their necks. Several wear white or grey name badges. Some sit with hands on knees in meditation posture. Rows of red chairs line the far side, and a screen and orange-draped stage stand at the back.

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A large hall with white draped ceiling and colourful striped pillars hanging with orange tassels. Many seated participants sit on orange mats wearing white blindfolds across their eyes, some in white kurtas and dhotis, others in pink, red and floral clothing, many with lanyard badges. In the centre aisle a man in a flowing saffron-orange robe walks barefoot toward the front, appearing to be a person, with no crown or rudraksha visible, so appearance cues are limited and identity is uncertain. Background shows framed pictures, a stage area and deity figures on a side table.2010-08-14A large hall with white draped ceiling and tall decorative pillars with orange tassels. Many devotees sit cross-legged on orange mats wearing white blindfolds over their eyes, some in white kurtas and others in colourful saris and salwar. A man in a long orange robe walks slowly down the central aisle between the rows. Chairs are stacked along the side walls, a screen and a framed portrait hang on the far wall, and deity statues stand at the right edge.2010-08-14A large hall with white draped ceiling and tall colourful striped cylindrical hangings with orange tassels. Many seated participants sit on orange-cushioned mats in rows, most wearing white or pastel clothes, with white cloths tied over their eyes. A lone standing figure in an orange-saffron robe walks down the central aisle between the rows. Chairs line the left side and small display screens and framed images appear at the back wall.2010-08-14October 23 20102010-10-23 +1 copiesIndoor meditation hall with a polished reflective floor and white draped ceiling, decorated with hanging colourful woven banners in red, blue and yellow. A standing figure in an orange dhoti-style garment and orange shawl, with a long rudraksha mala, stands centre-front facing the seated group; the figure has long dark hair and a bare upper body, a distinctive presentation that may match a person. Participants sit on striped mats in white and blue clothing, many with white blindfolds or head bands, practising a breathing or pranayama session. A large orange-robed portrait of an older bearded man in an orange turban is displayed on a maroon backdrop at the rear, alongside a small framed photo on the wall. A seated person in yellow sits near the front, and a few others wear white.2011-01-22A wide photograph of a large hall with white draped ceiling and tall colourful woven pillars with orange tassels. Many seated participants sit on orange and purple mats, most wearing white with white blindfolds across their eyes. A standing figure in orange robes stands centrally between the rows, and a person in white with a yellow shawl sits in the right foreground with their back to the camera. Some participants wear blue, pink and green clothing. Altar decorations and a golden deity murti are visible at the far end of the hall, with framed pictures on the walls. Participants appear to be in a blindfolded meditation or satsang session.2010-08-14A wide photograph of a hall where a large seated congregation, many with white cloth blindfolds over their eyes, sits in rows on the floor facing a central walkway. A standing woman in a long orange robe with a beaded orange necklace walks down the middle aisle toward the front. Seated devotees wear white, cream, pink and striped shirts, saris and salwars. Colourful woven tassels in red, blue and orange hang from the ceiling, and a framed screen image and red banner decorate the back wall.2010-10-23A photograph of a large hall filled with seated devotees, most wearing white blindfold-style headbands over their eyes. A central figure in a saffron-orange robe and a dark rudraksha mala walks barefoot down a polished aisle toward the viewer. Hanging from the ceiling are ornate cylindrical banners in blue, white, and red patterns with orange fringe. Behind the aisle, a screen and gold-framed decorative panels stand near the front. Several attendants in white and orange clothing sit among the rows. a person is the saffron-robed figure walking the aisle, identifiable by his saffron robe, rudraksha mala, and bare feet.2010-10-23A figure in an orange robe with long dark hair walks barefoot down the centre of a pale pink hall with a glossy tiled floor. Around them, rows of seated participants sit cross-legged on red and striped mats, many wearing white clothes and white blindfold-style headbands. Several seated people wear yellow or orange garments. Colourful striped hanging tassels decorate the ceiling, white draped fabric covers the top, and orange cloths hang near the far wall beside a framed portrait of a smiling bald man in orange, with chairs stacked at the sides. The dim, reflective floor doubles the figures.2011-01-22October 23 20102010-10-23October 23 20102010-10-23A large hall filled with seated devotees, most wearing white blindfolds across their eyes, sitting on mats in rows. A single figure in an orange-saffron robe with a rudraksha mala around the neck walks barefoot down a central aisle of polished floor, reflected in the glossy surface. Colourful woven and fringed hangings in red, blue and yellow with orange tassels hang from the white ceiling canopy. A framed picture hangs on the back wall above a gold-trimmed arch, and the crowd fills the room to the sides, including women in saris and men in white and light clothing. a person appears as the saffron-robed figure walking the aisle, identified by a rudraksha mala and saffron robe; the seated people are devotees.2010-10-23