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July 25 2017

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A seated congregation of devotees in a bright hall, most dressed in saffron-orange robes with rudraksha malas around their necks and white or orange sacred marks on their foreheads. Several younger boys in front wear orange cloth and clap or smile, while behind them men in white and orange attire sit closely together. A few visitors in white or grey clothing are visible on the right. A small child in orange lower centre claps along. Shelves with orange and white items and a golden stand appear in the background.2017-07-24October 08 20172017-10-08A large seated satsang gathering in a hall, with many people sitting closely on the floor. In the foreground, young men in saffron-orange dhotis and shawls, some bare-chested with rudraksha malas, smile and sit in rows. Behind them, women and men in white ceremonial clothes, some wearing beaded necklaces, sit among tall wooden poles with brass tops. A shaven-headed man in glasses and an orange top sits at the right edge. Several people are laughing and clapping. The scene is a photograph of a devotional assembly with dense crowds and warm, joyful expressions.2017-05-27November 17 20172017-11-17July 26 20172017-07-26A large seated gathering of devotees fills a bright hall at an ashram event. Most people wear saffron-orange dhoti-style cloth, many bare-chested, with rudraksha malas and white vibhuti or tilak marks on their foreheads. Some wear white dhotis and shawls. Several younger boys sit in the front rows with eyes closed in meditation, and older men sit behind them. Red and white draped stage backdrops and a figure in orange at the far back suggest a satsang or discourse setting.2017-07-31July 28 20172017-07-28 +1 copiesJuly 29 20172017-07-29 +1 copiesApril 14 20172017-04-14A seated congregation of devotees in a hall with a colourful striped mat underneath them. Most wear orange or saffron cloths over bare shoulders and rudraksha malas, with white ritual cloths worn by others in the background. Several have white vibhuti or sandal marks on their foreheads and arms. A bald man in the centre-right wears an orange cloth and smiles while clapping, and a man in front-centre wears glasses and smiles. Some people in the back appear to clap or raise their hands in greeting. No single person in the frame is clearly identifiable as the a person.2017-07-19 +2 copiesA seated audience fills the frame, mostly young people and adults in orange and saffron garments with rudraksha malas and white horizontal tilak marks on their foreheads. Many wear white or orange cloth wraps; some younger participants have curly hair. In the background a gold-framed shrine holds deity murti and a large kalasha-like offering, with a standing figure in white at the far left. The attentive crowd faces forward toward a discourse or satsang.2017-11-11July 27 20172017-07-27