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Outdoor photo of a open-sided event tent with a red and yellow striped canopy set on a dirt ground. A tall vertical banner on the right shows a standing figure in saffron-orange robes, a saffron head wrap, and a rudraksha mala, with hands folded and one finger raised, in front of a tree trunk; this is a printed banner depiction. Two men in white kurtas stand under the tent near steel pots and cooking vessels, and a person in orange clothing stands at the right edge. A banner across the top reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Welcomes you with a portrait labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda in a white turban and a smaller image of a deity murti. Two white hanging panels below carry Kannada text and photos. Some people are visible under the tent, so the physical people count is 2-5.

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An outdoor stall at a conference with a white banner reading ஞானபீடம / தியானபீடம H.O. பெங்களூர் இராகிபுரம் மையம. A tall vertical poster on the right shows a figure in an orange sash-draped robe, orange turban and long rudraksha mala, hands clasped; the figure has swept-back hair and ornate ceremonial adornments. Several framed portraits in white and orange head-wraps hang on the stall's wall, a large map board reads இராகிபுரம் பெங்களூர் தியான பீடம், and a purple cloth backdrop hangs below. A man in white sits at the lower left among marigold garlands, and a bare-armed person in white stands at the far right edge. Strings of small coloured bulbs run across the canopy.

December 30 2007

Outdoor information stall under a multicolored striped canopy in red, green, orange, purple and yellow, with a dusty ground and a purple-draped table in front. A large red banner advertises a free Ananda Yoga diploma with a portrait of a smiling man in an orange turban and red tilak, with a list of course topics. Several printed posters hang on maroon cloth and bamboo poles, showing photographs and small graphics. No people are visible in the scene.

An outdoor camp tent with red, yellow and maroon striped canopy on a dusty ground, under palm trees. A large banner on the right shows a standing figure in orange robes, a saffron turban, a rudraksha mala and a raised hand, against a tree-trunk backdrop; he is depicted on a printed banner, not physically present. A banner on the left reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam, Welcomes you, with a portrait labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda and a deity image. Two white banners with Kannada text hang below. Inside the tent, a seated elderly man and a figure in white stand near metal pots and cooking equipment, and a portrait in the background shows a figure with an orange turban.

A festival booth with a draped tent entrance decorated in red, maroon and multicoloured striped fabric and banana leaves. A white banner reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Ashram Kanchipuram Cordially invite you, with a black-and-white portrait of a long-haired man with a beard at its right. Below hang framed photo panels showing a robed person with saffron garments and a red-and-yellow shawl, a group of people in white and saffron, and a crowded gathering. A wooden bench sits in front. No people are visible in the foreground.

Photo of a covered exhibition stall with a red-and-yellow checked canopy and a banner reading RASIPURAM. On the left, a tall banner shows a man in orange robes with an orange turban and rudraksha mala, hands clasped. On the right, a portrait labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda shows a smiling woman with dark hair and a navy garment with white embroidery. Behind the seated people hang boards of printed photographs captioned MEDITATION PROGRAMME FOR STUDENTS and HEALING IS MY VISITING CARD. Four people sit or stand at the front: a standing man in white shirt and trousers, a seated man in an orange robe with shaved head, a seated man in white shirt and dark trousers on a blue chair, and a man in a striped lungi on another blue chair. Sandy ground and white plastic chairs complete the scene.

A night-time outdoor event stall under a striped fabric canopy with a white banner reading "Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Ashram Thiruvannamalai Cordially invite you" and a black-and-white portrait of a long-haired man on its right side. Below, several photo panels show crowds, a procession with decorated carts, and people in orange and white clothing. Left panels show blood donation, vedakalai and homeopathy medicine displays. Two blue benches and red plastic chairs sit in the foreground. No people are clearly visible standing at the stall itself.

A photograph of an outdoor exhibition stall under a red and multicoloured patterned tent canopy. A white banner reads Tamil Nadu Dhyanapeetam. Mustard-yellow hanging panels display a grid of photographs titled 1008 Sapthayagams in Tamil Nadu, with locations listed in English, and a side panel lists more places and figures. Colourful paper streamers and tassels decorate the canopy edges. On the right a man in a white shirt sits at the stall edge, partly visible.

Outdoor photo of a festival stall beneath a striped multicoloured canopy with a green cloth backdrop. Three tall white vertical banners display Tamil text and portrait photos of a smiling man with a shaved head and saffron-orange turban or cloth, one with a candle-lit figure. A framed portrait on a stand shows a long-haired man with a necklace. Several people stand and walk on sandy ground near the stall, with palm trees and a rocky hill behind. Their presentation is not verifiable from the image, so the portrait subjects are described by role only. Festival crowd gathers along the stall.

Photo of several large hanging exhibition banners on poles at an outdoor ashram event, with red and white draped tent-like fabric behind them and a dusty ground below. The banners read Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Ashram Salam and Anandotsav-2008 and display collages of photographs: crowded halls of seated white-clad devotees, a central figure in orange robes on a seat, a golden palanquin procession with decorated umbrellas and flower garlands, and a figure in orange seated under a red canopy among white-clad crowds. No physical people are prominent in the foreground; the banner photos show a robed figure who may be a person in orange with long hair in the seated and palanquin images, while the canopy scene shows an orange-clad figure seated before a crowd.

A photograph of an open-sided tent exhibition at an outdoor event. The striped canopy is multicoloured with yellow, green, purple and orange panels, and the side wall is red and white. A large printed banner on the right shows a smiling man with long dark hair in saffron robes and a rudraksha mala, against a blue sky over a mountain, with two ornate deity murti figures above; this printed portrait is captioned as shown in the banner text. Beside it hang white panels with Kannada text and rows of small photographs. Several men in white shirts and dhotis stand at white tables on the left, one seated at a table; a few other people are at the edges. Sandy ground and bamboo poles are visible.