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August 31 2004

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A photograph of a hotel meeting room with a carpeted floor, green curtains and a wooden lectern decorated with flowers. On the right, a seated woman in an orange robe with a long rudraksha mala holds a mala and sits on a white-covered chair near a large portrait of a turbaned, orange-clad man on the wall. On the left, several people in white and light clothing stand conversing, including a woman in a white salwar kameez holding a red-and-white garland, and men in khaki trousers and a pink shirt. A purple cloth-covered table with a logo sits near the centre. A date stamp reads 09/01/2004.2004-08-31September 07 20042004-09-07August 31 20042004-08-31August 31 20042004-08-31September 07 20042004-09-07A photograph of a satsang gathering in a hotel-style meeting room with dark-trimmed white walls and red exit signs. On the left, a person in a white turban and white garments sits on a maroon patterned sofa draped with white cloth, speaking into a microphone, with a pineapple and flower garland placed on the cushion beside them. Around them, a large seated audience in white clothing listens closely; some wear lanyards, a woman in a striped teal top sits near the front, and a man in an orange turban is visible at the back right. A yellow timestamp reads 09/07/2004 in the lower right corner.2004-09-07A photograph of a single seated man in an orange-saffron robe with a long rudraksha mala draped across his chest, sitting on a white-covered sofa with his eyes closed and hands resting on his lap. Yellow flower decorations sit at the sides of the sofa, a white embroidered curtain hangs behind, and a small hand drum and a tall metal stand with a cloth stand at left complete the setting.2004-08-31A satsang gathering in a carpeted hall with an exit sign and wall sconce. At left, a figure in a white turban and white garland sits on a maroon upholstered couch, holding a microphone and gesturing while speaking. Around them, a seated audience in white and pastel clothing listens attentively; a woman in a striped green top and a man in a white kurta sit close by, and a bald man in white stands at the back. A pineapple and marigold offering rests on the couch arm. A timestamp reads 09/07/2004.2004-09-07A photograph of an indoor hall with beige walls, ceiling light panels and rows of brown folding chairs on a tiled floor with red carpet runners. In the centre a barefoot man in a saffron-orange robe and matching orange head wrap, wearing a long pink and white flower garland, walks forward with palms pressed together in greeting. Beside him a man in white dhoti with a red shawl and gold-bordered cloth presses his hands together, and a woman in a red sari stands behind. Lined along the right, seated and standing devotees in casual clothes, a grey-bearded man in a checked shirt, a woman in black, and women in blue and cream tops, all with palms joined. The a person candidate has the orange robe and head wrap, garland, and bare-footed stride; appearance alone is not decisive.2004-09-03 +1 copiesA photograph of a seated figure in an orange-saffron turban and orange-brown robe, wearing red and white flower garlands and a garland of yellow fruit, holding a microphone and raising one hand while speaking. A woman in white with hands pressed together in namaste kneels at lower left, and a man in white with a rudraksha mala and glasses sits beside her holding a small printed photo. Behind them a group of people in white and a woman in a pink sari stand, some holding booklets and envelopes. A red banner on the wall reads partly 'Nithyananda Dhyanapeetham' style signage with a portrait; flowers stand at right. A date stamp reads 03/07/2004 in yellow at lower right.August 29 20042004-08-29A photograph of a group of about fifteen devotees standing in a carpeted hall, most in white clothing and palms pressed together in namaskar or clapping. Several women wear white salwar kameez or white saris, and one woman at left wears a cream sari with a red border. A man in the middle background wears a white shirt, and a few men wear rudraksha malas. An exit sign is visible above a doorway at the top left, and a purple bird logo appears in the corner. Some participants wear name badges.2004-09-02