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February 08 20082008-02-08A large indoor hall with a white draped ceiling and pale tiled floor, filled with a crowd of people in white clothing kneeling and bowing forward with their foreheads near the floor. Some wear yellow, orange, green and blue garments among the white. Striped mats are stacked at the right edge, and at the back a few standing figures are visible near an open doorway with orange curtains. The scene suggests a group prostration or devotional posture during a gathering. No individual can be clearly identified as a person from the visible cues.2010-02-20February 07 20082008-02-07A large hall filled with a dense crowd of people performing a prostrate or child's-pose style bow on the floor, arranged on orange, red and blue mats. Most wear white or pastel kurtas and salwar outfits, with some in yellow, pink, maroon and green. Ceiling fans and white cloth draped overhead, with wall cabinets, folded bedding and stacked boxes along the sides. At the far end, a few people stand near a raised front area with a white covered table. Faint text in the corner reads a copyright notice that is not included here.2010-02-20A large hall with white walls, ceiling fans and a white draped ceiling holds a dense crowd of several hundred people performing prostrations on the floor. Most wear white, with others in blue, yellow, pink, red and green saris and kurtas, and many lie on orange and blue mats with heads bowed. Striped mattresses are stacked along the left wall, and a few people stand near the front and back of the room, one in white near the centre. Tall windows with orange curtains line the walls, and a small stage with a sound system is visible at the back.2010-02-20May 19 20162016-05-19May 12 20162016-05-12A large indoor hall filled with hundreds of seated women, most wearing white headbands tied at the back of the head, sitting cross-legged on a red floor covering. Many wear saris and salwar kameez in colours including white, yellow, green, pink, blue and lavender, with long braided hair. Water bottles sit among them, and bright ceiling lights and white pillars line the hall. Their heads are turned toward the front, away from the camera. No individual figure is identifiable as a presenter in view.2008-02-09A large indoor hall with white walls, red-brown pillars and rows of ceiling fans and lights shows hundreds of people in white traditional clothes bending forward with their heads down on a red carpet, appearing to perform prostrations or a collective devotional posture. Potted green plants stand at the edges, and a projector sits on a small black stand in the foreground near a loudspeaker mounted high on the wall. No individual a person candidate is clearly identifiable in the visible frame; the crowd is dense and mostly from behind.2009-02-28A large hall filled with seated devotees on mats performing a group puja with brass plates and small oil lamps in front of them. Many women in saffron and orange garments, some in pink, yellow and white saris, sit with palms pressed together in prayer. Several younger women wear orange sashes and red and white clothing, and a woman in a white top closes her eyes in meditation. Hanging decorative banners in red, yellow and blue line the upper walls, and water bottles and bags rest on the floor. No a person candidate is visible in the frame.2012-04-17 +1 copiesWide photograph inside a large hall during a seated programme, with a crowd of hundreds of participants in white clothing sitting on the floor in rows, many with white head coverings. A man in white with an orange-saffron stole stands at the right near a tripod, apparently addressing the gathering, and a raised balcony with more people runs across the back wall. A red cloth-covered platform and a fan are in the foreground, and loudspeakers stand along the left side. a person's presence is not established by any clear appearance cue, so the standing figure is described only by role.2006-07-29February 25 2009 Nithyananda Spurana Convention2009-02-25