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July 28 20162016-07-28July 28 20162016-07-28July 15 20162016-07-15A photograph of a large video wall displaying a grid of live feeds from multiple Aadheenam centres during a Guru Purnima broadcast. Tiles show Oman Aadheenam, Erode Aadheenam, Oklahoma Aadheenam with a figure in a purple robe before a red shrine with deity murtis, Nithyanandeshwar Aadheenam, Hyderabad Aadheenam, London Paduka, and Dhyanapeeta, with participants in white and orange clothing seated or standing in rooms. The screen is the main subject, with small blurred figures in the feeds rather than people in the physical room.2016-07-19July 08 20162016-07-08July 19 20162016-07-19A photograph of a large screen showing a video conference grid of about twenty-five tiled live feeds from Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam ashram centres and devotee groups worldwide. Several tiles show people in saffron, red and white clothing seated before shrines, oil lamps and offerings, and one tile shows a figure seated on an ornate golden throne with a golden arched backdrop, labelled Nayanadeeksha Nithya. Captions on the tiles read Uttarahalli Aadheenam, Singapore Aadheenam, Pudhuvai Aadheenam, Los Angeles Aadheenam, Hyderabad Aadheenam, Melbourne Aadheenam, Seattle Aadheenam, Erode Aadheenam and London Paduka Mandir. A cursor sits near the lower right corner of the screen.2016-09-30A photograph of a flat-screen television displaying a video-conference grid of many remote satsang sites, each tile showing people seated on mats or chairs in temples, homes and halls. Tiles include a Malaysia Palani scene with a decorated chariot-like shrine, a Madurai site, a Houston room, an Oklahoma Sonlitikkam tile, a Seattle tile, and an Anna Nagar tile. Several participants wear white, orange and saffron clothes. In the lower right tile, a man in an orange robe with a rudraksha mala and gold ornaments sits on a red throne against a red backdrop, appearing as a person on a screen. Other tiles show deity murtis, kalasha and flower garlands.2012-09-22February 22 20112011-02-22 +1 copiesA nine-panel video-call grid showing multiple satsang groups seated in different locations, with handwritten or printed signs reading OHIO, SEATTLE USA, SINGAPORE and SAN JOSE beneath groups. Several groups sit on striped rugs before deity altars, garlands and flower arrangements; one group wears white and sits on mats with offerings. The bottom-right panel shows a man in saffron and maroon robes with a gold-bordered rudraksha mala and ornate gold necklaces, seated before a gold-decorated backdrop with a visible raised hand gesture, and his cues are distinctive enough to mark him as a person depiction on screen. Other panels show a seated woman in a red sari with garlands and a central figure in white on a striped rug before deity images.2011-08-20Photograph of a large video wall displaying a grid of live-streamed participant feeds from multiple centres, with a smaller screen at right. Tiles show people seated or standing in rooms decorated with deity images, flowers and lamps; one tile shows a seated man in white near a peetha with pink and red fabric and garlands. Name placards read SEATTLE, SAN JOSE, SHARJAH, ADYAR, DELHI, EAST LONDON UK and HYDERABAD. A green-and-white banner reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Vedic Temple. Several tiles show groups in saffron, red and white clothing performing a satsang or puja-style gathering.2013-02-27A video-conference grid of nine live feeds from different Aadheenam centres, each labelled with a banner: Kuala Lumpur Aadheenam, Singapore Aadheenam, Navalur-Chennai, Toronto Aadheenam, Hyderabad Aadheenam, Mumbai-Parlapoornananda, Pudhuvai Aadheenam, Hyderabad Guptakashi, and a Self View tile. Participants in white clothes sit cross-legged on mats with notebooks, some wearing saffron and red shawls. Along the top row, a Kuala Lumpur hall shows many seated people before a deity altar, and a Singapore shrine has colourful murtis and flower garlands. In the bottom-right, a woman in a black hat with red beads smiles in a self-view tile. The screen is a photograph of a monitor displaying the stream.2016-01-31