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November 27 2005

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May 13 20072007-05-13 +1 copiesA photograph of a large indoor hall filled with hundreds of seated devotees, most wearing white or white-banded headbands over their eyes. Many wear saris in saffron, yellow, purple, pink and green, while some men wear white shirts and white caps. People sit on mats and the stone floor in rows. A single figure in an orange sari stands near the back center. Along the left wall are informational display boards, and tall pink and orange curtains hang from the windows. A stained-glass arched window and wooden doors appear at the top right. Plastic water bottles and bags sit among the seated people.2009-01-31Wide elevated view of a large hall with hundreds of seated devotees in white and coloured saris and dhotis, many wearing white blindfold-style cloths over their eyes during a meditation session. They sit on mats on a red-carpeted floor in rows. Potted palms stand in the foreground, and a camera on a tripod is visible near the front. Banners with printed text hang on the left wall, and arched stained-glass windows and a wooden door are at the back. No clearly identifiable presenter is visible at the front.2009-01-31May 13 20072007-05-13 +1 copiesA large white hall with arched windows and a stained-glass panel on the right holds a seated gathering of several hundred people on the floor in rows. Nearly everyone wears a white blindfold or headband with a name badge pinned to clothing. Attire includes white kurtas and shirts, saris in pink, orange, yellow, green and blue, and a few orange shawls. Framed pictures hang on the back wall, and white plastic chairs are stacked at the side. A ceiling speaker is mounted on the right wall. The scene appears to be a blindfolded meditation or exercise session.2007-05-13 +1 copiesJuly 30 20062006-07-30A large indoor workshop hall where a crowd of participants sits in rows on chairs and floor mats, most wearing white clothes and white cloth blindfolds over their eyes. Many wear identification lanyards. Some men wear white dhotis and shirts, women wear sarees in white, orange and brown tones. A standing figure in an orange robe appears at the far left, and another person in white stands near the right edge by a doorway. Posters hang on the back wall, showing a portrait of a figure in orange and text panels. Red chairs and a water bottle are visible in the foreground.2009-07-12A large indoor hall with a green carpeted floor holds hundreds of seated participants, most wearing white ritual clothing and white blindfold bands over their eyes. Many women wear white saris with coloured borders, some in orange, blue and pink, and some men wear white kurtas. People sit in rows, some with small notebooks, water bottles and cloth bags placed on the floor. At the far end a figure in white stands near the stage area, and two large screens hang from the ceiling. The scene conveys a mass sadhana or meditation session in a formal programme hall.A large hall with a green carpet floor and a wide aisle down the middle, filled with rows of seated participants wearing white headbands that cover their eyes. Most wear white clothing, while others wear saffron, yellow, orange, pink and multicoloured saris and kurtas. A man in a white kurta sits near the front with a yellow shawl draped over his shoulder, and a tripod-mounted camera stands in the aisle. Attendees sit with hands folded or palms together in meditation, with white walls and tall windows behind them and staff in white standing along the back. A small circular logo appears at the upper left.2010-08-192005 - NSP IN TAMIL NADUMay 13 20072007-05-13 +1 copiesA large hall packed with seated participants wearing white blindfold-style headbands, most dressed in white shirts and dhotis or white and cream saris. Many wear rudraksha or beaded necklaces and name badges. A man in the foreground in a white shirt sits on a red mat with hands clasped, while a woman in a dark blue sari with a white headband sits near the lower right. Dozens of rows of people fill the space. No specific individual is clearly identifiable as the a person from appearance.2006-07-30