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A seated audience of devotees on a red-and-white striped floor covering in a bright hall with red curtains. Many wear headphones for translation. Foreground women wear pink, orange, floral and blue clothing with dark backpacks and water bottles beside them. Behind them, several people in white clothes sit on chairs, including one in a white outfit with a red shawl near the back. Cardboard boxes and bags are stacked at the right. The gathering appears to be a seated session or discourse, though the activity itself is not clearly visible.

A seated audience of women attends a webinar or satsang indoors, sitting on a red-and-white striped floor mat. In the foreground, a woman in white kurta and white patterned pants sits cross-legged beside a black backpack, another in white with a gold chain sits barefoot with eyes closed, and a woman in a green salwar kameez with a purple lanyard sits with hands folded. Behind them, women in saffron, red and black patterned outfits sit among the crowd, with a red curtain and a wall fan in the background.

December 03 2011

A seated audience at a Bhagavad Gita satsang in a hall with red curtains. Many attendees wear headphones for translation. In the front row, a woman in an orange and gold salwar sits in a chair, and a man in a pink shirt and grey trousers sits with headphones. A woman in a white top and grey shawl sits cross-legged on a cushion, and a woman in a yellow sari with a green shawl and tilak on her forehead sits with eyes closed. Brass oil lamps and a tray with fruit and flowers lie on the floor in front. Several girls sit at the bottom edge, and a woman in a red and orange sari takes notes. The image is a photograph of a meeting with no visible a person.

A photograph of a seated audience during a session in a hall with a white door and red curtains. Many women and men sit on a striped red and white mat, most in white clothing with lanyards, several wearing headphones for translation. A woman in a green skirt and white top sits in front, another in a mustard kurta and green dupatta sits nearby, and a woman in a blue top rests her chin on her hand. A woman in a white outfit holds a microphone near the back, and water bottles and bags sit on the floor. The attendees are listening attentively to a speaker off-frame.

A seated group of women and girls sits cross-legged on mats in a hall with red curtains, attending a satsang or meditation session. In the foreground, a young girl in an orange and white top and a teenage girl in an orange top with a rudraksha mala sit with vertical sandalwood or kumkum marks on their foreheads. A woman in a maroon shawl and glasses sits near the center beside brass items and small offering plates. Others wear white saris, salwar kameez and dupattas. No candidate for the teacher appears in the frame, and small brass lamps and an oil lamp are on the floor near the attendees.

A seated audience of mostly women fills a yellow-walled hall during a satsang, with rows of devotees sitting on the floor and on chairs. Foreground: a woman in a yellow printed kurta and beaded necklace, a woman in a pink top with a white dupatta, and a woman in a deep orange sari with a rudraksha mala. Middle rows include women in white saris, orange and yellow saris, and blue tops; one woman in blue holds an open notebook. A metal railing and a decorated yellow-and-red wall hanging are visible. No clear a person figure is visible, so no candidate is identified.

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A photograph of a large seated audience inside a hall at an ashram event. Many devotees sit on cushions and folding chairs, most wearing headphones for translation. Women wear white, cream, yellow, teal and saffron-orange saris and salwar kameez, and a few men in white kurtas are visible. A woman in an orange top stands near the left background, and an orange drape hangs behind her beside a wall with a gold-framed deity mural. A projection screen is mounted at the top. Many attendees appear to be non-Indian visitors seated among Indian devotees. The image is a densely packed crowd scene; no individual presenter is clearly visible on stage.