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A large indoor hall filled with a dense audience of hundreds of seated devotees on white plastic chairs facing forward toward a stage at the far end. Many women wear white saris with gold borders and colourful saris in orange, yellow, green and pink, plus gold bangles and necklaces; several men wear white shirts. Children sit in front, including a boy in a white shirt and green shorts and a young girl in white. A green carpet covers the floor, with blue barriers along the edge and a large ornate decorated arch with a golden-patterned backdrop behind the stage. Overhead lights hang from a metal truss ceiling. No individual teacher is clearly identifiable in the frame.

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A large indoor hall packed with a seated audience of many hundreds, mostly women in white and cream saris and salwar, plus men in white shirts and some in colourful saris and kurtas. They sit in white plastic chairs on green carpeting, with blue draping and stage backdrops visible at the far end. Many wear name badges and some carry bags. Their attention is directed toward the front, consistent with a Kalpataru programme session in Chennai.2010-02-14 +1 copiesA large indoor hall filled with a dense crowd of devotees seated on white plastic chairs over green carpeting. Most attendees wear white clothing, and many women wear saris in yellow, orange, pink, purple, blue and maroon, with garlands and small name badges on their chests. A few men in white shirts and a young boy in white appear in the foreground. The vast venue has tall metal framework and banners along the far wall, with the sea of heads stretching back toward the stage area. Some attendees sit with hands folded in prayer. The scene conveys a large seated satsang or Kalpataru session audience.2010-02-14A large indoor hall packed with a dense audience of hundreds seated on white plastic chairs over green carpeting, facing forward toward a stage out of frame. Most attendees are women in white saris with coloured borders, and many wear colourful sarees in orange, yellow, teal, pink and maroon, along with beaded necklaces and name badges. Several men in white shirts appear at the left edge. Large banners and stage decorations hang at the top of the hall under bright lights. Many rows of people continue into the distance.2010-02-14A large indoor audience seated in white plastic chairs on green carpet, watching a programme ahead. Most attendees are women in saffron, yellow, green, maroon and white saris and salwar kameez, with white-clad devotees and a few children in white shirts and green or white outfits, many with name badges and some wearing gold necklaces and bangles. A pale turquoise pillar is visible at left. The rows extend back toward the stage, and the people appear attentive as a Kalpataru meditation session takes place. No individual is clearly identifiable as a person in this crowd shot.2010-02-14A large indoor hall with a metal truss roof and white wall panels holds a dense audience of seated devotees, mostly women in white and cream sarees and salwar, with some in yellow, green, pink and orange clothing. Many sit on white plastic chairs, some with hands folded in prayer and eyes closed, and several wear name badges with pink tags. Children sit at the front left, one boy lowering his head near the bottom edge. Blue draping and stage backdrops are visible at the far end, and the image is brightly lit from the right. No individual a person candidate is clearly visible in the frame.2010-02-14February 14 20102010-02-14A large indoor hall filled with a dense seated audience of many hundreds of people in rows of white plastic chairs, facing toward the front of the venue. Many wear white kurtas and shirts, while women wear sarees in orange, green, blue, maroon, yellow and cream, with rudraksha or pendant necklaces and small name badges pinned to their clothes. Some sit with hands folded or eyes closed in meditation. Metal roof trusses, high windows and blue draped backdrops frame the hall, with a small stage set and banners on the far side. The photograph is wide and crowded, showing the audience from the back of the hall.2010-02-14 +1 copiesFebruary 14 20102010-02-14A large indoor satsang hall packed with seated devotees in plastic chairs, mostly women in white and pastel saris and salwars, with children and some older men in white among them. Many have rudraksha malas and small gold chains; a few press their palms together in prayer. Saffron flags and blue pillars line the stage area at the back, and a speaker stands at the far left. a person is not clearly visible in the frame, so no candidate is identified.2010-02-15A large indoor hall packed with a dense audience of women seated in white plastic chairs, facing toward a stage at the top of the frame. Most wear sarees in white, cream, yellow, orange, green, teal and purple, many with gold necklaces and bangles, and several have name badges with pink and green tags. Some hold their hands together in prayer. The hall has a metal-framed roof, blue stage skirting, and a decorated arch-shaped backdrop near the stage.2010-02-14Large indoor hall filled with a dense audience of hundreds of seated devotees in white, cream and pastel clothing, with a woman in a bright orange saree and another in pink in the foreground. Attendees wear name badges on their chests. Rows of white plastic chairs extend toward a distant stage backdrop with a large ornate emblem and a blue banner along the wall. Green carpet covers the floor and a metal table with water bottles stands at the right edge. The image shows a seated congregation during a meditation or darshan gathering.2010-02-14A large indoor hall filled with a dense crowd of seated attendees in rows of white plastic chairs on green carpet, under a high steel-trussed roof with overhead lights and screens. Many attendees wear white shirts and white dhotis or kurtas; a woman in front wears a saffron-orange sari and another wears a pink and red sari. Attendees display small name badges. No stage figure is clearly visible in this frame, so no a person candidate is identified.2010-02-14