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November 13 2005

June 22 2008

A crowded indoor scene in a narrow corridor-like room with pink and peach walls. Seated devotees fill the foreground and middle, many in white clothing: a man in a pale blue shirt in the lower left, a woman in white with an orange scarf draped over her shoulders, a woman in a bright green sari, and a man in white at the centre. Several women in colourful saris sit further back, and a standing figure in a saffron-brown robe and white clothing stands in the open doorway at the upper left. A framed painted portrait of a bearded man in orange-and-saffron robes hangs on the wall at the top. The atmosphere appears to be a seated gathering or satsang.

A dimly lit indoor room crowded with devotees seated on the floor and standing against walls, mostly men and boys in white or pale shirts and dhotis, with some women in yellow and green saris. At left, a framed portrait of a bearded saint in a garland of yellow flowers stands on a small altar area, and another framed portrait of a bearded elder with a turban hangs on the wall at upper right. A standing young person in white clothing stands near the right wall. Pillars and pale pink walls frame the scene.

June 22 2008

November 14 2005

June 19 2016

A large seated congregation fills an indoor hall with white walls and wooden doors, during what appears to be a ritual session. Many devotees sit cross-legged on the floor in rows, most wearing white kurtas, saris and salwar outfits, with several women in blue, green, purple and red saris. Some have yellow or gold lanyards and folded hands, and several are in prayer or chanting posture. A videographer with a camera on a tripod stands at the left edge, and potted plants and a small table with a water bottle are visible near the back. Many devotees are seated in close rows, and the sitters near the front are mostly women.

A large indoor hall with pink-washed walls and a wall of dark lockers, where a seated congregation sits closely packed in rows on the floor. Most wear white clothing and yellow or white ceremonial cords with pendants, and many hold small lit oil lamps or candles in front of them. A few women in saffron or orange shawls sit among them. Near the centre, a few older men in white and one man in a brown shirt with rudraksha malas sit at the front. Red chairs line the back, and yellow water-cooler units sit against the wall. The scene suggests a sarvadarshan or satsang gathering with quiet meditative attendance. No one is clearly identifiable as a person from appearance cues alone, so no candidate is named.

November 14 2005

2005-11-14 +1 copies

A large indoor gathering of seated devotees fills a multi-storey hall with balconies and wooden doors. Most attendees wear white or pastel saris and kurtas; women have long braids, and a few wear yellow, blue, lavender and green. They sit cross-legged on mats and floor cushions facing a raised area at the right edge, where a figure in white clothing sits among flower petals.

A crowd of devotees mingles under a dark tent with a blue metal support pole and a bright hanging lamp, at what the page describes as an evening event. Most men wear white kurta-style clothes, many with rudraksha or bead malas, and a few women wear green and white saris. In the foreground a smiling man with glasses, a red bindi and a blue lanyard sits facing the camera. At the right edge, a man in white with a large brown rudraksha mala stands partly cropped. Grey silk drapes hang at the back of the tent. No figure in the scene is clearly identifiable as the a person by appearance, so no candidate is marked.