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September 22 20122012-09-22A large seated congregation of men fills a hall, most dressed in white shirts and white dhotis. Many raise their hands with palms open or folded in greeting and devotion during a satsang. Some wear rudraksha or beaded malas and red tilak marks on their foreheads. A shirtless man in the foreground wears a brown mala, and another in a yellow garment sits among them. Large screens at the top left show the speaker. The camera is angled over the crowd toward the front of the hall, with framed pictures and a wall display visible behind.2017-05-21A dense crowd of devotees, mostly men in white dhotis and white shirts, sits packed together in a hall, many with tilak or vibhuti marks on their foreheads. Several are shaved-headed or older with white beards, and one bearded sadhu-like figure with long grey hair and ash-smeared face sits near the center-right. In the upper background, a large colourful screen or banner glows, and a golden deity figure is partly visible at the top left. The attentive faces suggest a satsang or discourse session, though no speaker is clearly visible in frame. A purple logo appears in the upper left corner.2017-05-22A large seated audience of men fills the frame, dressed almost entirely in white shirts and white dhotis, many with white vibhuti or sandalwood-paste tilaks and red kumkum marks on their foreheads. Several have short hair and moustaches, and some wear red or orange threads on their wrists. Faces are turned toward a stage out of view. Nobody in the foreground is clearly identifiable as a person, so no candidate is confirmed. A red flag is visible at the upper centre among the crowd.2016-10-16April 20 20132013-04-20September 05 20152015-09-05A photograph of a large seated audience inside a hall, mostly men dressed in white shirts and white dhotis, sitting cross-legged on the floor on mats and yellow cloth. Many wear white lanyard-style badges and some have white vibhuti or tilak marks on their foreheads. A rudraksha mala is visible on one younger man in the front row. Framed colourful paintings hang on the wall behind them, and a red-lit alcove appears at the upper right. No speaker or throne is clearly visible in this frame; the audience appears attentive, seated in meditative rows during a discourse or satsang.2016-04-10May 21 20172017-05-21May 21 20172017-05-21May 21 20172017-05-21 +1 copiesSeptember 05 20152015-09-05May 21 20172017-05-21 +1 copies