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April 16 2006

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April 15 20062006-04-15April 15 20062006-04-15A seminar room with a man in white kurta and white dhoti standing at a flip chart, gesturing with one hand and holding a rudraksha mala in the other, while an audience of about twenty seated attendees watches from chairs with their backs to the camera. A large banner behind him reads SHIVA SUTRAS and shows a smiling figure in an orange turban and ornate gold necklace. Pink and yellow flower arrangements stand on the stage, a red sofa and red chair sit to the right, and a framed portrait sits beside them. A camera on a tripod is visible at left.2006-04-14A seated speaker in white clothing with a rudraksha mala sits on a wooden chair before an audience in a hotel conference room, delivering a talk. A large banner behind him reads "SHIVA SUTRAS" with a smiling portrait of a man in an orange turban and dark coat, and the Nithyananda logo. Pink and yellow flower arrangements sit beside the speaker. A video camera on a tripod faces him, and rows of seated attendees fill the foreground in chairs with green cushions. A framed portrait of a turbaned figure is visible on the right wall.2006-04-14A wide photograph of a hall during a seated convention session. A figure in saffron-orange robes sits on a raised stage in front of a red and blue banner reading Nithyananda Spurana Convention, flanked by flower arrangements and a standing easel. Audience members fill rows of maroon-cushioned chairs, and several people sit cross-legged on a white cloth in the foreground aisle. A video camera on a tripod faces the stage. Green curtains, wall posters and a colourful circular design decorate the walls.2006-03-25Photo of an indoor hall event seen from behind the audience. On a raised stage, a figure in an orange robe with long dark hair sits on a cushioned chair beneath a banner labelled Dhyana Spura with a portrait; flowers, brass lamps and potted plants decorate the stage, and a camera on a tripod stands at left. Audience members in white clothes sit in rows facing the stage, with several people in pink and other tones visible in the foreground. The figure in orange has long hair and an orange robe with a visible sash, a person cue, though the appearance is uncertain at this distance.2006-03-06March 20 20062006-03-20April 14 20062006-04-14A photograph of a seminar hall with rows of attendees seated on red-backed chairs facing a front stage. On the stage a woman in an orange saree sits on a cushion behind a floral arrangement, while a standing man in white robes with an orange shawl speaks at left beside a whiteboard and a mandala-style chart. A banner reading Nithyananda Spurana Program hangs above the stage between blue drapes, and a tall poster at right shows a smiling man in a white turban with a quote below. Many attendees wear white clothes and rudraksha malas, and a video camera on a tripod is set at the front.2006-08-29A photograph from the back of a hall during a Dhyana Spurana program. Many seated audience members, mostly on the floor and some on chairs, face a stage at the far end. On stage, a figure in white robes stands at left beside a microphone stand, a woman in an orange-red top stands near the centre by a low table decorated with orange flowers, and another figure in white stands at right. A dark banner on the back wall shows a portrait with a title, and a dark sign at left reads Dhyana Spurana Program. Warm downlights and red curtains frame the room.2006-06-11March 17 20062006-03-17 +1 copiesA man in white ritual clothing and a white shirt stands at left before a seated audience, gesturing with his hands beside a whiteboard showing a drawn diagram. He wears a rudraksha mala and a long beaded necklace. Behind him a banner reads "SHIVA SUTRAS" beside a smiling portrait of a man in a white turban and ornate garment, with a Nithyananda logo. Pink, yellow and orange flower arrangements stand on the stage, a red-upholstered chair and sofa sit on a red cloth, and a framed portrait of a turbaned man rests on the right. Several audience members, seen from behind, face the stage.2006-04-14