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April 17 2011

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A photograph of a group meditation or yoga session in a plain whitewashed hall with orange-framed windows. Two women in white garments sit in the foreground on blue chairs, facing the room with arms raised in a guided gesture. Behind them, thirty-plus seated participants on orange and patterned mats and folding chairs, many in white kurtas and sarees, some in pale blue or pink, mirror the raised-arm movement. A microphone stand sits at the lower right edge.2011-04-17Indoor hall with white walls, ceiling fans and wooden doors. Many devotees in white clothes, some in white and yellow saris, sit cross-legged on orange mats facing a cleared concrete floor. A woman in white sits on a blue plastic chair near the right, facing the group, with a black cabinet and wooden shelf behind. A standing attendant in white stands near the centre-back. No a person candidate is visible. Roughly 50 to 60 people are visible.2011-04-17September 23 20062006-09-23April 17 20112011-04-17August 05 20092009-08-05A large hall with white walls, a thatched ceiling, ceiling fans and tube lights hosts a seated gathering of roughly forty men and women in white clothing, many wearing lanyard badges, sitting on orange and blue mats across the floor. In the foreground at right, a person in an orange robe and orange shawl sits in an orange armchair with a microphone stand in front of them, facing the audience. Orange curtains hang at the right wall and a row of white chairs is visible at the back. The person in the orange robe is a seated speaker, identity not established from appearance.Photograph of a seated audience in a plain whitewashed hall facing a raised seat. A figure in orange robes sits on a white-draped chair or throne beneath a framed portrait of a woman in orange; two brass lamps stand on either side and a blackboard hangs behind. Many devotees in white clothes sit cross-legged on mats or chairs, most viewed from behind, some wearing a white shirt or a checked shirt. A small vase of flowers sits on the right wall.2011-04-17Indoor photo of a seated group in a plain white-walled hall with ceiling fans, tube lights and barred windows. A bare-torso figure with long dark hair sits at the left on a chair, wearing an orange cloth, facing the audience. Many attendees in white clothes, some with orange shawls, sit on plastic chairs and a striped rug; a woman in orange stands at the lower left in front of a white pedestal fan. A cameraman with a tripod films at the right near a table with steel vessels. The page is a person archive photo watermarked with a copyright line.2009-07-05A photo of a large seated gathering inside a open-sided whitewashed hall with a corrugated roof. A man in saffron-orange robes with long swept-back hair and a garland of white flowers sits on a white chair at right, one hand raised mid-speech, a microphone stand before him and a floral-patterned mat beneath. Swamiji (probable) by appearance cues: long hair, saffron robes and ornate garland. Rows of devotees in white ritual clothes sit cross-legged on mats, several women in white saris with borders. A second saffron-clad attendant stands behind near a fan, and a white cow statue sits at left. Devotee gathering at a satsang and Ananda Samajam discourse.2007-02-24A photograph of a open-sided pavilion with a tiled roof where a long-haired figure in an orange saffron robe sits cross-legged on a white cushioned seat at the left, speaking into a microphone while holding a staff across the mat. Many devotees sit in rows on a blue mat and red rug, mostly men and women in white dhotis and white shirts, with a young woman in a blue shawl and a girl with a red flower in her hair. Stacked rudraksha malas and printed booklets lie in the lower right corner. A video camera is mounted at the upper right. The seated figure in orange is an appearance-based probable Swamiji (probable) given long swept-back hair, saffron robe and a mic, presenting a discourse to the assembled listeners.2006-10-29August 01 20082008-08-01April 17 20112011-04-17