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A photograph of a seated audience of women, many wearing white clothing and rudraksha-style beaded malas, watching intently at an event. In the foreground a woman in white with a long dark bob and a pendant necklace is at left; an older woman with white hair wears a white shawl and red-brown beads; a woman in a white top and dark beaded mala sits at centre; a woman with glasses wears a red lanyard; a younger woman at right has a shaved head and wears an orange-brown garment. Behind them a woman with curly grey hair wears white, and a woman in a red top sits near a yellow-trimmed garment. No speaker or stage figure is clearly visible, and no one is identifiable as a person in the frame.

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A dense crowd of devotees seated closely together, mostly women in white and cream clothing with rudraksha-style bead necklaces and some wearing pastel or pink tops. Several faces look upward toward an unseen speaker or stage. A woman in the centre wears a pale pink top with a name badge, and a woman at right wears a white outfit with a grey scarf. Men in the foreground wear casual shirts, and one man in a grey top sits at lower right. No clearly identifiable a person is visible in this crowd shot.2010-08-25A photograph of a seated devotional gathering. In the foreground a woman in a white dress with a rudraksha mala and gold bangles presses her palms together in anjali. Beside her a woman in a peach shawl and white trousers sits with her knees drawn up, a black pendant on her neck, and a red bindi on her forehead. Several other women in saris and shawls, some with rudraksha malas and vertical tilak marks, sit in the background, and a young girl in the lower right is partly blurred. No a person candidate is visible among the people, and no legible event text appears within the frame.2013-01-20September 12 20102010-09-12A seated audience at a satsang hall, mostly women in white clothes and red lanyards. In the foreground a woman in a white t-shirt and red lanyard looks forward, and a woman with a red bindi holds her hands in anjali mudra. Behind them, a woman in a white and green sari and others in white kurtas listen attentively. At the top left, a saffron cloth hangs from a ledge. The scene shows a devotee gathering during a talk. No speaker is visible in the frame.2010-12-19 +1 copiesMay 07 20152015-05-07December 04 20132013-12-04December 09 20132013-12-09October 22 20122012-10-22A seated audience of women in a hall with rows of dark red chairs, attending a Krishna Janmashtami discourse. In the foreground, a woman in a white top with a yellow shawl listens, and a woman in a pink top and rudraksha-style beaded necklace sits beside a woman in a white garment. Others in white and green clothing sit behind them, several wearing beaded malas and a woman at right has a red bindi. A book lies open on a lap at the bottom edge.2010-09-02A dense crowd of devotees seated in rows at an indoor temple gathering, with many women in front. Foreground women wear orange and saffron headbands, white, yellow and orange outfits, and rudraksha-style beaded necklaces; one woman in a yellow dupatta holds her hands together, and another in a white top and floral-patterned shawl sits near the right. Several attendees look toward the front with serious expressions. No clearly identifiable a person figure is visible in this frame; the scene reads as a satsang or darshan audience. The image is blurred toward the lower foreground, with more people seated behind.2016-12-12December 23 20162016-12-23A large seated audience attends a satsang in a bright hall with pale walls. Most attendees wear white or cream clothing, several with gold-bordered saris and rudraksha malas around their necks. Women sit cross-legged on the floor in the foreground, one in a white sari with gold border and a rudraksha mala, another in a bright orange top, and a younger woman in white with a pink shawl. Rows of listeners sit behind them, many attentive and some with eyes closed. A woman in the foreground right holds a pen and paper. Some attendees wear name badges. The image shows devotees listening, not the speaker, and no clearly identifiable a person is visible.2013-05-07