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September 17 20062006-09-17A large hall packed with hundreds of seated women and young women, mostly in sarees and salwar kameez in pastel and bright colours such as pink, green, blue, yellow and purple, with white dupattas and name badges pinned to their clothes. They sit cross-legged on a red carpet holding small white plates or bowls, some with petals or offerings. Above them hang green and yellow sunflower-patterned banners and white pillars under a white canopy. No single presiding figure is clearly identifiable in the foreground, and no one is identified as a person.2006-09-17September 17 20062006-09-17September 17 20062006-09-17September 17 20062006-09-17Photo of a large seated audience inside a decorated tent at a person Spurana Program session. Rows of students and attendees sit cross-legged on red and green floor mats, mostly women and girls in salwar kameez and saris in pink, lavender, green, peach and white, with others in white shirts and dark trousers among the men at the back. Some hold notebooks and pens. Yellow sunflower-patterned drapes hang from the tent poles, and a white pole stands in the foreground. No individual presenter is clearly visible in frame.2006-09-17May 07 20162016-05-07A large outdoor satsang or padapuja gathering under an orange-pillared pandal with a red floor. Hundreds of devotees sit cross-legged in rows, most in white and pastel saris and kurtas, some in orange, maroon and yellow. Many have palms pressed together in prayer, and in the foreground women hold brass plates with fruit and flowers. A small pink placard with Tamil script stands among them. Cameras on tripods and a boom rig are visible at right, and a raised dais with more seated attendees in white is at the top. No individual can be identified as a person in this crowd view.2013-04-21September 17 20062006-09-17September 16 20062006-09-16A large crowd of women sits cross-legged on a red carpet inside a tented hall at a person Spurana programme. Most wear white saris and white dresses, while a few wear pink, red, blue and cream. Several hold small metal plates with flower petals and offerings in their laps. Behind them, rows of seated participants stretch back under white draped ceilings, and a man in white stands at the right edge near a white-covered table. A woman in a red blouse and white sari sits at the left foreground.2006-12-17December 22 20092009-12-22