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November 25 2006

2006-11-25 +1 copies

November 25 2006

2006-11-25 +1 copies

A large seated audience of women fills a tent-covered hall with green carpet and white draped fabric walls. In the foreground, several women in white, cream and pastel saris sit smiling, many wearing name badges on lanyards. One older woman in glasses and a pastel pink-and-blue sari smiles at the front left. A woman in a teal blouse and blue sari with a mangalsutra and gold earrings smiles at right. Rows of attendees extend back toward a small framed portrait on the far right wall and a speaker near the top of the frame.

A photograph of a seated audience during a healing training session. Rows of women sit on white plastic chairs, mostly wearing white or cream saris and dresses with gold or yellow borders, some with bangles, earrings and small red bindis. Several have their hands resting near their faces while listening attentively, and the nearest woman on the right wears glasses and a white sari with a lanyard badge. Their attention is directed toward the front of the hall, out of frame. The woman in the foreground in white with a gold-trimmed border and a red beaded necklace leans forward with a focused expression.

Photograph of a large seated audience at a Nithya Dhyan Yoga convention session. In the foreground, two women sit cross-legged in white saris with gold borders, each wearing long orange-red beaded necklaces and small brass or gold bangles. The woman on the left wears a red bindi and a nose stud and has her arms folded; the woman on the right wears a red bindi and a pendant and holds her hands near her lap. Behind them, rows of other white-clad women with orange beaded garlands and white forehead marks sit among blurred attendees. A water bottle is visible at lower right. No speaker or stage is clearly visible.

November 25 2006

June 22 2008

Women seated cross-legged on a polished floor in a bright hall, listening attentively during a satsang at the Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam in Bidadi. The woman at left wears a white sari with a gold border and a green blouse, with a red bindi and red bangles. The woman in the centre wears all-white clothing, glasses and a name badge, with gold bangles and hands clasped in her lap. The woman at right wears white with a gold-bordered shawl. Others behind wear white and cream saris, some with vibhuti on their foreheads. A colourful striped mat and a small cushion lie in front of them.

A photograph of a large seated women's gathering in a hall with a plain wall and a framed portrait pair above a stage area. Many women in white saris with cream and gold borders sit on white sheets on the floor, several wearing green-and-gold rosette badges and beaded necklaces. Some hold papers or small items. A floral garland hangs along the top edge of the hall and a deity murti with a large crown is visible at the upper right corner beside a dark display. Two elderly women sit on the right side near a wheelchair. A woman in a maroon top sits in the front rows. Portraits on the wall show two women in colourful clothing.

August 24 2014

A large seated audience of women fills a green-carpeted hall at an Arogya Yoga program. Most wear white or cream sarees with coloured borders, along with yellow, pink, blue and red saris, and many wear rudraksha malas and ID badges on their clothing. Several smile at the camera, and a woman in front wears a red bindi. A white-draped ceiling and a banner appear in the background. No a person candidate is visible among the seated crowd.

Three women sit closely together on a paved surface in an outdoor festival setting. The woman on the left wears a pale pink sari and a red bindi with a dark beaded mala, her hands resting on her knees. The woman in the centre wears a white sari with a gold border, dark sunglasses, a beaded mala and gold bangles, and her arm rests around the woman beside her. The older woman on the right has grey hair, a vibhuti mark on her forehead and a purple and yellow sari, seated with her hands folded. Standing behind them are people in white dhotis, a woman in green striped clothing and another in a green sari with gold jewellery, with a colourful festival decoration visible at the edge.