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A seated gathering of women and girls in an indoor hall, most wearing saffron-orange sari-style garments and beaded necklaces, with some with white and cream clothing among them. Many are seated on the floor on colourful striped mats, while others sit in wooden chairs behind them. Several participants have their hands pressed together in prayer or clapping, and some wear red-orange bindi or tilak markings on their foreheads. The mood appears attentive and joyful, with a mix of smiling faces and folded hands. The room has white walls, wooden doors and a side table in the background. No a person candidate is visibly present in this frame.

A large seated gathering of women and girls in saffron-orange garments fills the foreground, many with rudraksha malas, gold necklaces and white forehead markings. Several older women in white and white-and-red saris sit or stand among them, and one woman in white near the top right has grey hair and glasses. Behind them red-painted steps and a red ornamental structure rise in a dim hall. Roughly thirty or more people are visible.

July 01 2017

2017-07-01 +1 copies

July 08 2017

January 22 2017

A photograph of a large seated gathering of devotees in orange-saffron clothing at an indoor hall. Many young women in orange saris and orange garments with rudraksha malas and red and white forehead markings sit in rows on the floor, some smiling, clapping or gesturing with raised hands. Behind and to the right, men and boys in orange or white clothes sit among rows of wooden chairs, and a few men in white stand at the back. The room is bright with white walls and columns. The scene conveys an assembled satsang or discourse audience.

A seated group of young women and girls in matching saffron-orange saris and blouses raise their hands high in an enthusiastic gesture within a large hall. Many wear gold necklaces, earrings, bangles and red bindis, and several have tilak or kumkum marks on their foreheads. A pink and white backdrop and framed panels line the walls, with ceiling lights overhead. Some older people are visible behind them in the background, and a few wear white. The scene appears to be a program or satsang gathering.

A seated group of young women and a woman in orange-red saris and dresses sit cross-legged on a colourful striped rug in an indoor hall. Several wear white forehead markings, long braids, gold earrings and bangles, and some hold dark sandal-like objects. A woman in a blue blouse with a rudraksha mala sits at right with eyes lowered. Behind them, two standing attendants wear white dhotis with gold borders and rudraksha necklaces, one holding a microphone. The scene resembles a satsang or meditation gathering, but no visible a person candidate is clearly present.

March 01 2016

December 31 2013

2013-12-31 +2 copies

A photograph of many young women in saffron-orange sarees and matching blouses, many with long hair worn loose or in buns, gold jewellery, earrings and rudraksha malas. Several hold yellow-white food offerings in cupped hands, apparently naivedyam for the Krishna Janmashtami celebration, and some are smiling. Behind them are colourful framed photographs and a bright red-pink wall. Some men in orange cloth stand in the background. The scene suggests a devotional offering at an ashram hall. No a person candidate is visibly identifiable.

A large seated congregation fills a hall with rows of women in orange and white saris strung with rudraksha malas, many with vibhuti or kumkum marks, seated before tall yellow pillars and a bright altar at the top. Some wear orange saris, others cream-and-gold saris with gold borders; several have eyes closed in meditation. A distant figure stands near the upper stage, and a large ornate banner with deity imagery is visible at the top left.