October 10 2011 - Nithyanandapedia

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October 10 2011

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November 01 2015

A seated audience of men at a discourse, most dressed in white shirts and white mundus with rudraksha malas around their necks, several with white vibhuti or tilak marks on their foreheads. Some sit in wheelchairs at the front rows, and others wear dark blue or teal shirts. Many listen with hands clasped or resting on their faces, and a golden figure is partly visible at the right edge. Pale pink walls form the backdrop of the hall.

A dense crowd of men seated closely together in rows, most wearing white shirts and some in grey or beige shirts, with lanyards and name badges around their necks. Several have red tilak marks on their foreheads, and a few wear rudraksha beads. Faces are turned toward the front. The camera is elevated, showing many heads and shoulders filling the frame. No individual is clearly identifiable as a person.

November 01 2015

A large audience of men seated closely together in a hall, filling the frame from front to back. Most wear white shirts; a few wear coloured clothing, including a man in a blue shirt near the centre and men in orange or olive tones. Several show red or white forehead marks and some wear orange lanyards. Faces are attentive, many smiling.

April 10 2016

A large seated audience in a hall attends a satsang. Dozens of men in white shirts and white dhotis sit cross-legged in rows, many wearing rudraksha malas. Some younger attendees have white vibhuti or tilak marks on their foreheads, and one man on the left wears a white headband. A man in a blue polo shirt sits at the right. Men stand at the back and a cameraman is visible near the top center. A yellow wall and a poster are behind the crowd. No central speaker is clearly visible in this frame.

January 19 2013

November 14 2010

A large seated crowd of devotees fills a hall, mostly men in white dhotis and white shirts, many wearing rudraksha malas around their necks, with some in orange or saffron shawls and sarongs. Many have eyes closed in meditation or prayer. Metal stanchions and a gold-toned decorative panel are visible at the back of the hall. The crowd is dense and extends into the far distance. a person is not clearly identifiable in the frame.

A large seated audience fills a hall at a satsang or discourse. Many men wear white shirts and white dhotis or trousers with rudraksha malas, and women in white and blue saris sit on floor mats. A man with grey hair in a white shirt sits near the left, and a man in a dark blue shirt sits at right. A green water bottle rests on the mat in front. A gold ornament is visible at the upper right, and the walls are pale pink. The page's a person flag applies only to the event, so no a person candidate is visible in this crowd.

A crowded indoor satsang seen from behind a dense front row of seated devotees. Most wear white dhotis and white shirts, and a few carry malas or wear saffron-orange shawls. Behind them, standing men in white clothes and a man in a grey vest look toward the front of the hall. A man in a light blue shirt sits in the middle of the rows. Yellow walls and a framed poster on the wall form the background. The crowd is large, so the count is given as a range.