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A large seated audience in white ritual clothes fills a hall at a satsang, with many men in white shirts and dhotis sitting on mats and cloth. Several people in the foreground clap or fold their hands in devotion, and some wear rudraksha or chain necklaces. Framed religious pictures hang on the back walls and wooden doors line the room. No speaker is clearly visible in the frame, so no individual is identified as a person.

December 13 2007

A large seated congregation fills a hall during a satsang, with many men in white shirts and white dhotis sitting cross-legged on mats. Several wear rudraksha malas and small identification badges on lanyards. One bearded man at the centre wears glasses and a white shirt, another in a purple striped shirt sits to the right, and a man in a yellow shirt and checked lungi sits near the front. Many attendees appear to be gesturing or listening attentively, and the hall has pillars and a bright open doorway in the background. There is no clearly visible speaker or throne in the frame.

November 01 2015

A large seated audience of men fills an indoor hall, dressed almost entirely in white shirts and white dhotis or trousers, many with lanyards. Many have hands raised in añjali or palms together in devotion, while others sit with hands folded, and a few wear tilak marks. In the lower left foreground, a man in an orange-saffron robe sits with hands pressed together. The crowd fills the frame densely, with rows of attentive devotees facing toward a satsang discourse, with yellow walls and a red wooden door in the background. No clearly identifiable a person figure is visible in the frame.

A photograph of a large seated audience inside a hall with pink walls and orange lanterns hanging above. Dozens of men in white shirts and white dhotis sit closely packed on orange mats, many wearing white lanyard badges. Some hold notebooks or pens and listen attentively toward the front, which is out of frame. A few women in colourful saris sit near the back, and a blue sign hangs on the far wall. No speaker or stage is visible, so this is a seated discourse audience rather than an identified individual. a person's presence is not visibly established in the frame.

A large seated audience in white ritual clothing sits on a red mat inside a hall with pale walls. In the foreground, men in white kurtas and dhotis, some with rudraksha malas and visitor lanyards, clap with palms together. A man in a dark brown shirt and lanyard sits at left, and a boy in a striped blue shirt with glasses sits among them. Many others in the crowd raise hands or smile, and a few wear white caps. No individual is clearly identifiable as the a person from appearance cues.

April 10 2016

A large seated assembly of devotees fills a hall with striped cotton mats in red, green and purple. Most men wear white dhotis and white kurtas, and several have white tilak or sandalwood marks on their foreheads. In the foreground, a bald man in a navy-blue shirt and khaki trousers sits with palms together, beside a young boy in white and a man in light blue shirt. A man in white kurta with a white tilak on his forehead sits with hands pressed in namaste, and a man in a striped checked shirt sits nearby. Orange cushions and a few blue bags lie on the mats, and gold-coloured railings are visible at left. Framed pictures hang on the pale walls behind.

2017-07-15 +1 copies

A photograph of a large seated audience inside a hall with pink walls and warm lights. Dense rows of men and some women sit on the floor, most in white shirts and white dhotis or trousers, with some wearing checked shirts, orange, blue and green clothing. Several attendees have hands pressed together in namaste or sit with eyes closed in meditative attention. Lanyards are visible on some men.

A large seated congregation in white dhotis and white shirts fills a hall at the Nithyananda Dhyanapeetham. Many men raise their hands in devotional gesture, palms pressed together, while others sit with eyes closed or gaze forward. Some wear vibhuti and kumkum on their foreheads, and a few have orange cloth and beaded necklaces. Gold railings and a large screen showing a bright image appear at the back of the hall. The scene looks like a satsang or discourse session with many attendees.

January 19 2013