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A large seated congregation fills a bright hall with white walls, a white ceiling and hanging colourful cylindrical banners with geometric patterns. Hundreds of devotees sit on orange and patterned mats, most dressed in white with lanyards, while a few wear saffron or yellow garments. In the foreground, a man in white with a saffron shawl sits on a chair beside a man in white with a lanyard, and bags, books and water bottles lie on the mats. A painted deity mural is visible at the left wall, and a wall clock and a framed notice are on the right.

Large photo of a seated assembly inside a white tent-roofed hall with hanging cylindrical banners painted with elephants and patterns in yellow, red, blue and green. Hundreds of people in white clothes sit cross-legged on striped woven mats facing a raised area at the front, with a small stage and a framed picture visible in the background. Several people wear orange or saffron garments and some hold printed booklets. Cameras and a tripod stand near the front. Banners on the wall read Nithyanandam.

A large hall filled with seated devotees in white clothing, many on chairs in rows and others sitting cross-legged on the floor near the front. Colourful decorative cloth hangings with yellow, blue and red patterns hang from the white ceiling, and several ceiling fans are visible. A woman in the foreground wears an orange sari with a white border. A small deity murti sits in an altar area at the far left, and a shaved-headed man in white sits on the floor at the lower left. The walls are white with a framed picture and a wooden podium at the right.

A large white tent hall filled with seated devotees in white clothes, many wearing marigold or orange garlands and some with yellow shawls, sitting on mats and white plastic chairs in rows. Colourful cylindrical hanging decorations in red, yellow, blue and green line the ceiling, with green leafy garlands strung across. At the right, a small wooden shrine-like altar and a plant are visible. A man in front wears a yellow shawl and a lanyard. The scene appears to be a satsang or discourse gathering, with the crowd of roughly several dozen people facing forward.

December 14 2009

June 17 2009

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A large indoor hall with a white tent-like ceiling hung with colourful patterned cylindrical banners in yellow, orange, red and blue. Rows of seated devotees fill the floor on orange and yellow mats. In the foreground a man in an orange robe sits cross-legged on an orange mat, and beside him several men in white kurtas with yellow shawls sit facing forward. A brass lamp stand with a flame and a small brass plate sit at the left edge. Many attendees are dressed in white, saffron and yellow, some wearing rudraksha malas. A framed painted image is visible on the back wall at left. Some people sit on chairs at the right side of the hall.

July 05 2009

A wide photograph of a large hall filled with a seated audience, mostly in white clothing, sitting on chairs and cushions facing toward the front of the room. A few people wear saffron or orange shawls and some wear red or blue lanyards. Tall cylindrical hanging banners decorated with colourful geometric patterns in yellow, red, blue and green hang from the white ceiling, and ceiling fans turn overhead. At left, an orange cloth rests on the floor near a bag, and a painted backdrop of a deity murti appears near the front of the hall.

A large hall with white draped ceiling and tall colourful pillars wrapped in patterned bands and yellow tassels hosts a seated group of devotees in white clothes. Many sit cross-legged on orange mats, some wearing yellow shawls, orange shawls and rudraksha malas. In the foreground, a man in an orange robe sits on an orange mat with a red shawl beside him. At the front right, a deity murti and ornate decorations stand on a raised altar. A man in white stands near the centre aisle, and a cameraman with a tripod films at left. The scene resembles a group meditation or satsang session.

A large hall with a white tent-style ceiling where many people sit in rows of chairs and on orange mats, attending a session. Most wear white clothing and yellow lanyards. Hanging from the ceiling are tall cylindrical fabric banners in red, yellow, blue and green with geometric and figurative patterns. On the back wall is a framed painted deity image with a red and gold background, and a wooden cabinet stands to the right. Many people are visible, with several in the foreground seated on chairs and others on the floor at left.

A large tented hall with a white canopy and hanging colourful decorative tassels. Rows of seated devotees in white kurtas and dhotis, many wearing yellow lanyards, sit on mats and cushions facing a stage at the far end. A deity painting hangs on the back wall. A cameraman with a tripod stands at left, and a person in orange robes stands near the stage. No individual can be confidently identified as a person from appearance, so no candidate is marked.