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June 22 2008

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June 22 20082008-06-22June 22 20082008-06-22A large seated audience fills an indoor hall with orange-red flooring, mostly women in white and pastel saris with gold necklaces, many with hands folded in prayer or eyes closed in meditation. Name tags are pinned to their clothing. Some wear bindis and glasses; a few older women and a child are visible among the rows. The view is from above and to the side, and the crowd extends to the edges of the frame. No speaker or a person candidate is visible in the image.2013-04-21A large seated audience of women in white saris with thin coloured borders fills the frame at a session hall. Many wear rudraksha malas and name badges. Some sit with hands folded, others listen attentively, and a few wear yellow, green, pink or orange saris. White metal scaffolding and a wooden lattice wall form the backdrop. No central speaker is clearly visible in the frame.2008-06-22May 23 20172017-05-23A large indoor hall filled with seated women in white and cream saris with gold borders, many wearing rudraksha malas and ID badges, sitting on striped mats in rows. Hanging woven bands and green garlands decorate the ceiling, and a painted backdrop with a bird motif is visible at left. Some women have their hands folded in prayer; a few wear red or maroon garments. Hall is bright with white plastic chairs at the rear and a wooden podium at right.2009-08-29December 31 20152015-12-31A large seated audience of women fills the frame, most dressed in white saris with gold or cream borders, some wearing pink, red, green and multicoloured saris. Many wear name badges on their clothes and rudraksha or beaded malas around their necks. They sit in rows on plastic chairs and floor mats in an indoor hall, some listening attentively with hands folded, others looking toward the front. Pillars and white-clad figures appear at the edges.2008-08-01A large seated audience of women in white and cream saris fills the frame at an indoor satsang or convention gathering. Many wear white and cream clothing with coloured borders, rudraksha-style beaded necklaces, bangles and forehead vibhuti or kumkum marks. Several women in the foreground wear orange and red shawls over white saris. Many have name badges on their clothing. Their attention is directed forward toward an unseen speaker or dais, and the hall is crowded with rows of participants.2015-11-11November 22 20152015-11-22June 22 20082008-06-22December 13 20072007-12-13