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A large group of practitioners performs yoga in a bright hall with a polished reflective floor. Many wear white clothes; some have shaved heads. In the foreground a man in a white sleeveless top and dark shorts stands on a blue mat with his hands raised, and at right a man in a white sleeveless top and dark trousers stands on a yellow mat in prayer pose with palms together. Others bend forward, kneel on red and blue mats, or stand with arms overhead. Colourful woven tassel hangings with orange fringes hang from the ceiling. At right stand decorated deity murti figures with gold and green ornaments and an orange cloth draped over a platform. A bottle of water sits on the floor.

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A large hall during a group yoga session with many participants in white clothing practising on blue, black and orange mats across a glossy white floor. Colourful decorated pillars with yellow, red and blue patterns and orange tassels hang from a white ceiling. In the centre, a bald man in a white kurta and white dhoti stands facing the class, while a seated man in grey clothing sits on a mat nearby. Several people in the foreground bend forward or stretch, and a man in a white shirt and white shorts stands at the left edge. At the right, a man in white with a white mala stands near a colourful deity murti display and a yellow lamp stand. An orange and blue striped cloth covers the floor in the lower right, and a black bag sits at the bottom.2010-09-05September 02 20092009-09-02September 02 20092009-09-02June 04 20092009-06-04June 04 20092009-06-04June 03 20092009-06-03June 02 20092009-06-02June 02 20092009-06-02June 03 20092009-06-03June 04 20092009-06-04July 07 20092009-07-07A large hall with a white ceiling and hanging cylindrical banners in yellow, blue and multicolour patterns. Many people in white clothing practise yoga on coloured mats in green, blue, purple and pink, several bending forward or in cat-like poses. A devotional painting of a deity in a forest scene hangs on the left wall, and a mat printed with a Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam logo lies in the foreground. A water bottle and small props sit beside the mats. No individual can be identified from appearance, so no a person candidate is marked.2010-01-01