Skip to content
Nithyanandapedia
May 31 2004

More like this

Open the gallery
A seated figure in an orange-saffron robe sits on a white-draped throne on a raised stage, in front of a blue wall with a gold Nataraja-style dancing deity frame behind. A blackboard stands to the right and a banner reading Nithyananda Dhyanapeetham hangs above. Audience members in white clothes sit cross-legged on mats in the foreground, some with long braids and a woman in green. A tripod-mounted camera stands at the left edge of the stage and a small fan sits at the right.2004-12-27July 20 20062006-07-20A dimly lit hall where a seated figure in orange robes speaks from a white throne-like seat on a raised stage, with an oval decorative backdrop behind. Rows of seated attendees in white clothes sit on the floor facing the stage, with a whiteboard to the right and a video camera in the foreground left. Pillars with patterned orange and maroon banners frame the stage. The speaker's appearance does not clearly establish identity, so the seated figure is described by role only.2006-10-07A seated audience of devotees in white clothing sits on a blue and red striped mat in a hall with a blue wall and yellow stage block. On the raised red stage, a woman in an orange sari sits on a white-draped chair beside a microphone, facing the audience. Behind her is a golden Nataraja statue dancing within a ring of flame, and a purple banner reads Nithyananda Spurana Program. A framed portrait of a bearded figure in a white turban hangs on the yellow wall, and an easel display sits nearby. Several attendees in white and a few in colourful sarees are visible from behind, with many faces turned toward the stage. The scene looks like a satsang or healing discourse.2004-12-27February 11 20072007-02-11 +1 copiesJune 03 20062006-06-03A seated audience in white dhotis and white clothing fills the foreground, many sitting cross-legged on the floor facing a stage. On a raised golden throne with red cushioning sits a figure in saffron-orange robes, appearing to give a talk. Behind the throne hangs a large backdrop showing a deity murti group in a decorated temple arch with gold and red tones. Orange and white ceremonial banners with geometric patterns hang from the top, and a small whiteboard stands at the right beside a microphone stand and speakers. A few people in saffron or white sit near the stage edge. The setting is an indoor hall, consistent with a satsang.2010-11-30Evening event on a stage draped with dark curtains and green-lit backdrop strung with white lights and marigold garlands. A figure in orange-red robes sits on an ornate gold-and-red throne with a canopy, flanked by floral arrangements. Seated audience fills the floor in white clothes with orange and yellow shawls, some in orange robes, many women in white with long hair. The scene reads as a satsang or discourse. The throne figure's identity cannot be confirmed from appearance, so the figure is described by role only.2008-12-25November 17 20092009-11-17 +1 copiesMay 24 20042004-05-24Indoor hall with a stage draped in dark maroon curtains edged with gold trim. A figure in orange robes sits on a white throne-like seat on an orange-covered dais, speaking into a microphone, with a framed portrait of a woman in orange on an easel-like stand beside him. Audience members sit on chairs and orange floor mats, many in white clothing, some in yellow or orange; several have their backs to the camera. Two blank whiteboards on stands and a projection screen flank the stage, and ceiling fans hang overhead with decorative woven banners on the left.2010-08-09A photograph of a man in saffron/orange robes and an orange turban bending at a blackboard that reads "Jai Guru dev!" and "INITIATION", drawing a diagram of squares and a circle with chalk. Behind him stands an ornate gilded throne with arched carved frame and a dark red cushion, set against a green curtain. Seated audience members are visible in the foreground, including a woman with light grey hair and a girl in a pink top. A sign reads "SILENCE REQUESTED" on the right wall.