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A photograph of a Nithyananda Womens Foundation exhibition stall under a white canopy. Two women in white saris with dark bordered edges sit behind a white-covered table, each wearing a beaded necklace and bindi; one wears glasses. Table name cards read Acharya Training, Womens Empowerment and Ananda Seva. Behind them is a large grid of photographs showing people in white ritual clothing at homa and daily activities, flanked by orange panels labelled with ceremony photos and a Guru Homa panel. Decorative hanging ornaments with red, yellow and green tassels hang in front of the grid. To the right, a vertical panel reads KALPATARU with coloured lotus-style boxes posing What is Shakti, What is Siddhi and What is Sukha questions.

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December 09 20052005-12-09December 30 20072007-12-30Outdoor photo of the Nithyananda Youth Foundation exhibition stall under a white banner reading Nithyananda Youth Foundation, with a red and orange canopy and silver tinsel strung across the top. Behind the table, a large portrait of a woman in a saffron shawl is displayed beside framed photographs and colourful information panels. Several volunteers in white and blue t-shirts with lanyards stand at the stall, and visitors walk past, including a woman in a red sari, a woman in a white sari with gold border, and a woman in an orange and white patterned sari with a shoulder bag. A Tamil-language poster on the right lists membership plans and prices, and framed pictures lie on a white-covered table in front.2010-01-01A photograph of a Dhyanapeetam information stall under a striped red, green and yellow canopy. Three women sit at a wooden table with a laptop: a woman on the left in a white sari with a lanyard, a woman in the centre in a white sari with glasses and a water bottle, and a woman on the right in a pink shawl over white clothes, holding knitting. Behind them hang large posters: one with a sepia portrait of a smiling figure wearing a white turban, captioned in Kannada with the name Paramahamsa Nithyananda, and another with Kannada text and a yoga photograph. A purple cloth backdrop displays framed photos, including a figure in orange robes and small framed group photos. A banner reads Dhyanapeetam Bengaluru, and a yellow sign reads BANGALORE. A red tablecloth covers the table front. Overlaid copyright text sits along the bottom edge.2007-01-01A Nithya Yoga exhibition stall under a white tent with a banner reading 'Sculpting the body for jeevan mukti... Living Enlightenment!' beside a pink lotus logo. Two women sit at a white table: one in a dark top with a gold necklace, one in a white top with a white shawl, holding a remote. The table front has a blue-bordered banner for Meditation Therapy membership. A red photo collage panel and a standing orange-and-white Nithya Yoga poster showing a woman in prayer pose and a portrait labelled 'Paramahamsa Nithyananda' stand nearby. Strings of bunting decorate the top edge.2010-01-01A photograph of an outdoor exhibition stall under a white tarpaulin canopy with orange and maroon drapes. Large photo-panel displays line the left and back, showing crowds, services and events. A table draped in pink holds a banner reading Nithyananda Dhyanapeetham and Shree Ananda Rajarajeshwari Temple (Hyderabad) above an image of a temple building. A seated older man in white clothes sits at the table, while two people in white dhotis and a woman in a sari stand facing the table. Potted plants, buckets and a red plastic chair sit on the red-carpeted ground.2010-01-01A photograph of a registration or information stall at an outdoor event. Three women sit at a wooden table and folding chairs under a large poster with Kannada text and a portrait of a smiling young woman labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda". On the left, an older woman with grey hair wears white with a gold border and a lanyard; in the centre, a woman in white with glasses types on a laptop; on the right, a woman in a pink shawl and white clothes holds a cloth bag. A red-and-orange cloth covers the foreground table with printed pamphlets, and a water bottle sits on the wooden desk. Red drapery and a colourful display board of photographs frame the scene.2007-01-01A photograph of an outdoor festival information booth under a red, white and maroon striped canopy. Two seated people sit at a covered table in front of large display boards: a woman in a white sari on the left and a man in a white shirt on the right who gestures with his hand. Behind them hang a large photo collage labelled Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Rasipuram Taluk Ananda Rathorchavam, a printed list titled Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Rasipuram Taluk Free Introduction Pujas with place names, a panel of healing centre, healer and acharya statistics, and a framed portrait of a saffron-robed figure. A third seated woman in a red sari appears at the far right edge. Red plastic chairs are in the foreground.2007-01-01 +1 copiesDecember 30 20092009-12-30Outdoor book and gallery stall under a thatched roof with bamboo poles at a conference. Five people stand behind long tables covered with white cloth and displaying booklets and DVDs: a woman in a white sari with a rudraksha mala, a young person in white, a person in white salwar with a mala, a man in white, and a woman in a white sari at the right end handling items. A large blue banner on the left shows a portrait labelled Ananda Spuranda Program with a man in a white turban. Behind the stall, a green, black and white panelled backdrop carries signs for English books and DVDs and Ananda Galleria, along with a red-and-green star-patterned panel. Rows of white pennant flags hang in the background.2005-12-09July 01 20062006-07-01A photograph of an exhibition under a red-and-white canopy, with a wall of printed panels and photographs. A banner at top left reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Bidadi. A woman in a cream sari with blue patterns stands at a white-draped table on the left, bending toward it, with a second woman in orange partially visible at the edge. The panels show photographs of devotees in orange and white, yagna and ritual scenes, temple structures, and a poster section titled Anandapuri. Small framed photographs show a person in orange and white robes and a headwrap on a printed panel.2007-01-01 +1 copies