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17 February 2010

Bhagavad Gita 62 in Tamil by Nithyananda

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A sunset photograph of a bright orange sun setting behind dense silhouetted tree canopy. Bare branches stand at the left edge and a thin twig curves across the glowing sun. The sky is warm amber and no people are visible. A small purple emblem with a white bird appears in the upper left corner.Outdoor evening satsang at a large open ground with rows of white plastic chairs filled by a dense audience, many men in white dhotis and shirts, and some women in saris. Front-row blue chairs are labelled RESERVED. A green mat runs toward a stage, and a large banner with a portrait is set at the right. Orange cloth lines the back fence, orange flags fly, and floodlights stand over the crowd as the sun sets behind trees. A man in white walks across the green mat near the stage. A banner with a portrait labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda is visible at the right, so no physically present candidate is identifiable in the scene.A wide outdoor photograph of a large seated audience at an open-air satsang at dusk, with the low sun glowing through trees behind an orange-draped barrier. Rows of people sit on white plastic chairs and blue reserved chairs over a green mat; many wear white shirts and dhotis, and a woman in an orange sari and another in a green sari sit in the front rows. Men in white shirts stand near the stage edge, and a white banner with a portrait and printed text is mounted on the orange fence. A blank white projection screen stands at the right beside tall lighting poles and speakers.

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Outdoor evening satsang at a large open ground with rows of white plastic chairs filled by a dense audience, many men in white dhotis and shirts, and some women in saris. Front-row blue chairs are labelled RESERVED. A green mat runs toward a stage, and a large banner with a portrait is set at the right. Orange cloth lines the back fence, orange flags fly, and floodlights stand over the crowd as the sun sets behind trees. A man in white walks across the green mat near the stage. A banner with a portrait labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda is visible at the right, so no physically present candidate is identifiable in the scene.A wide outdoor photograph of a large seated audience at an open-air satsang at dusk, with the low sun glowing through trees behind an orange-draped barrier. Rows of people sit on white plastic chairs and blue reserved chairs over a green mat; many wear white shirts and dhotis, and a woman in an orange sari and another in a green sari sit in the front rows. Men in white shirts stand near the stage edge, and a white banner with a portrait and printed text is mounted on the orange fence. A blank white projection screen stands at the right beside tall lighting poles and speakers.A sunset photograph of a bright orange sun setting behind dense silhouetted tree canopy. Bare branches stand at the left edge and a thin twig curves across the glowing sun. The sky is warm amber and no people are visible. A small purple emblem with a white bird appears in the upper left corner.A photograph of a sunset seen through silhouetted tree branches against a warm orange sky. The low sun glows behind dark foliage, with a bare branch rising at the left and a thin twig arcing across the upper centre. No people, deities or ritual objects are visible. A small purple emblem with a white bird appears at the upper left corner, and copyright text is printed at the lower right.A figure in an orange saffron robe and matching orange turban stands on an outdoor stage with palms pressed together in namaskar, eyes closed, head slightly bowed. Long hair falls past the shoulders and a rudraksha mala hangs at the chest. In front stands a tall brass oil lamp (aarti lamp) draped with a garland of red and yellow flowers and white jasmine strands. Orange and blue draped fabric, a white curtain backdrop and potted plants frame the stage. Seated figures in white and a partially visible orange-clad person are at the right edge, and a large portrait of a face in red tones hangs on the left. A speaker sits at right and flower petals lie at the lower left.A photograph of a stage at a satsang event. A standing figure in an orange saffron robe and an orange turban, with rudraksha malas around the neck and a long swept-back hairstyle, stands with palms pressed together in namaste beside a wooden podium with a white cooler-style unit on top. Behind him a large printed portrait of a man's face is mounted on a backdrop, and a tall white pillar with a golden base holds a vase of red and white flowers. Garlands of yellow and red marigolds hang along the stage, a brass aarti lamp decorated with flowers stands at the right edge, and orange drapery and flower arrangements line the front of the stage.
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A photograph of a person in an orange sleeveless top and orange turban with long dark hair reaching into a close exchange with several men around him. He reaches out and places a hand on the shoulder of a man in a light blue shirt, while another man in a white shirt and tinted glasses watches with a smile. A man with white hair in the lower left foreground holds a hand of the man in blue. Behind them stand additional men in white shirts, and a microphone stand and a dark stage backdrop are visible at the upper right. The person in orange is a probable Swamiji candidate, identified by the long hair, orange turban and orange garments, while the others appear as devotees or attendees.A photograph taken at night of a crowd gathered around a smiling man in an orange turban and orange sleeveless robe, with a red tilak on his forehead and long dark hair. He is reaching out to a bearded older man in pink shirt and tinted glasses, and a red fruit is visible in the foreground. Several men in white shirts and dark-rimmed glasses stand behind them, and a small poster hangs on a pillar in the background. The turbaned man is an appearance-based probable Swamiji candidate, identified by the orange turban, orange robe and long hair, and he is physically present in the scene.A photograph at an evening outdoor event where a long-haired figure in an orange turban and sleeveless orange robe smiles and hands a small yellow fruit, possibly a banana or gold-coloured offering, to a man in a light blue shirt who extends both hands to receive it. Beside them an older man in dark tinted glasses and a pale pink shirt looks on, and a man in a white shirt with an orange garment and red tilak stands behind. Orange barricades and a crowd in white clothes fill the background.Night-time outdoor darshan at an event with orange flags and string lights in the background. A figure in an orange turban, orange sleeveless top and a long swept-back hairstyle, with a dark rudraksha-style mala visible on the shoulder area, extends his hands to take an offering from an older bald man in white shirt and dark-rimmed glasses who bends forward. Beside them an older man in pale pink shirt and sunglasses holds a folded white cloth, a man in white shirt gestures with his hands, and a younger man in an orange-red shawl with a tilak stands at left. Another person in an orange robe stands at upper right. Appearance-based cues on the turbaned figure are several (orange turban, long swept-back hair, orange clothing, mala), so this is a probable Swamiji in person, with the role of giver of darshan.A photograph at night of a man in an orange turban and orange robe with long dark hair placing his right hand on the forehead of a man in glasses and a striped collared shirt, whose palms are pressed together in greeting. Behind them, several men in white and orange shawls stand among orange-draped figures, and a white-haired woman in the foreground is seen from behind. The turbaned figure, with his long hair and saffron clothing, is a probable Swamiji candidate in a blessing gesture; the appearance cues are reasonably distinctive. Background includes orange floral decorations and a crowd.A large crowd of devotees and onlookers packed close together at an evening event, with a white van and orange-draped stage backdrop at left. Many men wear white shirts and dhotis, and several women wear white sarees with orange-bordered shawls. Several uniformed police officers in khaki caps stand among the crowd, one in a dark peaked cap at centre. A stage area with a tall speaker and a blue metal frame is visible at upper centre, and a line of people in orange garlands stands behind a rope barrier at upper right.
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