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March 18 20132013-03-18A seated group of devotees in white clothing sits on orange mats outdoors during a satsang listening session. Several women in white kurtas or shirts and white trousers wear rudraksha malas, with a woman in the front left in a dark short hairstyle and a woman at center wearing a long wooden-bead mala and a red sash. A woman on the right has curly hair and a white forehead mark, and a red water bottle sits beside a bag. A man in white in the back right wears a mala, and an orange-robed person is partially visible at the far right. No speaker is visible in the frame; the people are gazing forward attentively.2013-06-13September 26 20162016-09-26 +1 copiesA seated group of devotees in white clothing with orange lanyards and rudraksha malas during a meditative sitting. In the foreground a woman with short curly grey hair and glasses sits with eyes lowered, wearing a white kurta, a red sash and a rudraksha mala. Beside her a woman in white with a red bindi and white tilak closes her eyes with hands clasped, wearing a rudraksha mala and an orange lanyard with an ID badge. Behind them more participants in white and red sashes sit on white plastic chairs. No a person candidate is clearly visible in the frame.2013-04-01A large seated congregation of devotees with eyes closed in a meditative or satsang setting, mostly women dressed in white with orange and rudraksha-style beaded lanyards around their necks. In the foreground, a woman with short grey hair wears a dark pendant and an orange lanyard, and beside her a woman with blonde hair and glasses wears white clothing and a brown beaded mala. Other devotees behind them wear white and some have white sandalwood or vibhuti marks on their foreheads. The background shows more seated participants in white and pastel clothing under warm hall lighting, with a faint purple logo in the upper left corner.2013-12-13A seated group of devotees in white clothing with rust-orange shawls and orange-and-white beaded lanyards, at what appears to be a satsang or inner awakening session. In the centre foreground, a woman with short curly grey hair and teal-rimmed glasses sits with her palms pressed together in anjali, wearing rudraksha beads and gold bangles. To her right, an older woman with light blond hair and a red bindi also presses her palms together. Behind them, other participants with vibhuti and red-orange shawls sit attentively. No clearly identifiable a person is visible in this image.2014-08-03A seated congregation at a satsang in white clothing with red shawls and red-orange mala beads. Foreground and middle rows show about a dozen women in white tops and red stoles, eyes closed or lowered in meditation. A woman in front has blonde wavy hair and a wooden bead necklace. Men in white shirts with red lanyards sit in the back row. Participants appear to be in quiet meditative listening; no speaker or throne is visible in the frame.2013-07-17A dense crowd of seated devotees at an indoor satsang or darshan, mostly in white. In the foreground, a woman with curly grey hair and glasses wears white and a long rudraksha mala, and beside her a woman with red-orange hair wears white with a rudraksha mala and pendant. Next to them a woman with shoulder-length highlighted hair wears white with a gold necklace and wristwatch. Behind them, other devotees, some with red bindi or vibhuti marks on the forehead, sit close together. No a person candidate is clearly visible in the frame.2017-12-16August 31 20142014-08-31July 17 20132013-07-17A seated audience of women in white clothes and orange lanyards fills the frame at an indoor programme. Many sit cross-legged or on chairs with eyes closed or gazing forward; some hold notebooks or pens and one woman in the foreground rests her hand on her chin. A woman at right wears a rudraksha mala and a red shawl lies across her lap. Behind them are gold and carved decorative elements and a partly visible fan. The setting suggests a satsang or darshan session.2016-09-22December 29 20062006-12-29