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December 17 2012

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December 12 20122012-12-12December 18 20122012-12-18December 11 20122012-12-11December 22 20122012-12-22December 17 20122012-12-17A large crowd of devotees sits on the floor of an open atrium-style hall, mostly dressed in white with red or orange shawls draped over their shoulders. Many hold notebooks and pens and face a central ritual area covered with a red-and-purple patterned rug, brass plates, bowls and small offerings. At the front, two seated figures in white with red shawls perform a puja, and a gilded ornate shrine or palanquin with a golden deity murti stands to the right. A projector screen above shows a small image of a seated figure in ornate dress. Balconies, railings and warm uplighting frame the room.2012-12-26January 02 20102010-01-02 +1 copiesDecember 24 20122012-12-24December 15 20122012-12-15A large atrium-style hall with a glass ceiling and balconies where many people sit on the floor in white and orange-saffron clothing, many wearing orange shawls. In the foreground a woman in white with a backpack and a seated woman in white and orange sit on mats and cushions. On the right, a standing man in white ritual clothing performs an activity beside a low ritual table with small lamps and offering trays, while a striped orange curtain hangs at the right edge. Upper balconies are filled with more seated attendees.2012-12-22December 06 20162016-12-06A photograph of a satsang inside a hall with wooden panels and yellow padded wall tiles. Dozens of seated devotees in white and orange-red shawls fill the floor. At the centre, a figure with long dark hair, wearing an orange-red garment and a rudraksha mala, sits on a throne-like chair behind a low table, gesturing with one hand while smiling. A tall silver trident stands beside the chair. A probable Swamiji is visible in appearance, based on the long hair, orange garment and rudraksha mala. Devotees in white robes and orange-red shawls sit close by, and a bald man in white smiles at the front. Some seated figures wear saffron and yellow saris.2014-12-16