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August 21 20162016-08-21Photo 11695271October 31 20152015-10-31A large indoor hall filled with seated devotees, mostly women in colourful saris and salwar kameez, sitting on striped mats on a green carpet. In the foreground a woman in a teal top holds a microphone, while a woman in an orange and brown shawl and a woman in a yellow sari sit nearby. Rows of white-clad men and women fill the background beneath ceiling fans and fluorescent lights, with stacked blue chairs along the far wall. No clearly identifiable a person figure is visible.June 19 20162016-06-19 +1 copiesA large seated audience fills an indoor hall with orange-red flooring, mostly women in white and pastel saris with gold necklaces, many with hands folded in prayer or eyes closed in meditation. Name tags are pinned to their clothing. Some wear bindis and glasses; a few older women and a child are visible among the rows. The view is from above and to the side, and the crowd extends to the edges of the frame. No speaker or a person candidate is visible in the image.2013-04-21February 25 2009 Nithyananda Spurana Convention2009-02-25December 13 20072007-12-13February 14 20102010-02-14November 25 20062006-11-25A large seated audience sits cross-legged on colourful mats in a bright hall, listening attentively at a satsang or discourse. In the foreground a woman in a cream saree with orange-gold border and gold bangles sits centre, while a young woman in white with a rudraksha mala and another in white with a pale headband sit nearby; a woman in pink and teal salwar kameez sits at the left edge. Behind them rows of people in white and pastel clothing fill the room, with several men in white and saffron-orange attire, and tall golden poles stand between the rows. No speaker or a person candidate is visible in the frame.2017-07-15 +1 copiesA large photograph of a seated crowd, mostly women in white saris and white tops, filling a hall. Many have eyes closed and hands folded in anjali mudra, some wear rudraksha malas, and some have white cloth tied over their eyes. Many carry small pink name badges. On the upper left stage, a figure in orange robes is seated in front of a painted backdrop of a forest scene, and at the upper right an orange-clad figure stands near the edge of the hall. The crowd is dense and extends back toward the rear wall.2008-10-04