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September 14 2013

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A large seated audience of men fills a hall with red floor mats, most wearing white shirts and white dhotis, with some in yellow or pale shirts. Many have name badges and rudraksha malas, and many are writing in notebooks with pens or reading printed booklets. Some rest their heads on their hands. At the far left a woman in orange sits near a white ornate chair and framed pictures on a side table. Red chairs line the back wall, and a banner is visible at the top of the hall.2013-09-14September 15 20132013-09-15Men seated on the floor in rows write notes on yellow pads and loose sheets during a discourse session. They sit on red-and-white striped mattresses on a polished white floor. Most wear white shirts and white dhotis or trousers; one man in a white shirt wears wire-rimmed glasses and a gold bracelet and writes with a pen, and a man in a checked shirt holds a green pen. Several have ID badges clipped to their shirts. Behind them, other attendees sit in saffron, white and red garments.2011-09-15August 24 20142014-08-24August 24 20142014-08-24September 13 20132013-09-13January 31 20152015-01-31August 27 20162016-08-27August 13 20162016-08-13September 15 20132013-09-15A large seated audience of men fills a hall for a satsang or meditation camp, sitting cross-legged on red mats. Most wear white shirts and white dhotis, while a few wear pale yellow or red shirts. Many hold pens and notebooks and write or listen attentively; some carry white cloth bags printed with a blue logo. Name badges hang from several shirts. At the upper left, a stage area with white pillars and a table is visible, and a faint banner reads 'Tamil Satsang'. No clearly identifiable a person figure is visible in this view, so none is described.2013-09-14A photograph of a seated satsang audience in a pale-walled hall with red curtains and framed portraits on the wall. Many men sit cross-legged on blue-and-white striped mattresses on a glossy floor, most in white shirts or white dhotis, writing in notebooks; some wear identity badges and a man in front wears a rudraksha-style pendant on a dark cord. A bearded elderly man in white sits beside him, and a man in a grey-green shirt sits at right. No speaker is visible, and no figure clearly matches the presentation cues for a person.2011-09-16