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A large hall with a white fabric ceiling and tall decorative cylindrical pillars wrapped in patterned fabric with orange fringes. Hundreds of people sit cross-legged on white mats in rows, most dressed in white with orange or yellow shawls and orange-red stoles. A woman in the foreground wears an orange saree. At the front right, a man in a white kurta with a yellow shawl sits near a camera on a tripod, facing the seated gathering. Ceiling fans and round lights hang overhead, and a wall clock is visible. The scene resembles a satsang or meditation session.

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A large hall with a white draped ceiling and ceiling fans holds a seated congregation of hundreds, most dressed in white with orange or yellow shawls and rudraksha-style beads. Tall cylindrical banners with colourful geometric patterns and orange tassels hang from the ceiling. Participants sit on orange, red and striped mats facing front, where a seated figure in white with a yellow shawl sits near a camera on a tripod. A clock is visible on the back wall, and a projection screen sits at upper left.2010-09-03A large hall filled with seated meditators on orange mats, most dressed in white with orange or yellow shawls and stoles. Colourful cylindrical pillars with striped patterns hang from a white draped ceiling, and the pink walls carry ceiling fans. At the right, a man in white with a yellow stole stands behind a tripod-mounted camera, while a gold ornamental throne and floral decorations stand near the back of the hall. Foreground participants include women in orange and white saris and a few people in orange robes.2010-09-07A large indoor hall filled with a seated congregation of several hundred people, mostly women and some men, sitting cross-legged on orange mats in rows. Many wear white clothes; some wear yellow shawls or orange stoles, and a few wear saffron saris. Their eyes are closed in meditation or prayer. Tall cylindrical pillars wrapped in colourful woven patterns with orange tassels hang from a white draped ceiling with ceiling fans and a wall clock. The people in the foreground are seated closest to the camera, while the far end of the hall is dimly lit. No clearly identifiable a person figure is visible among the seated crowd.2010-09-13A large hall with a white tent-like ceiling decorated with tall painted pillars in red, yellow, blue and green patterns. Many devotees sit cross-legged on orange and red floor mats, most in white clothes, some in yellow, pink and blue. Along the back and sides stand statues and deity murti with garlands and a stage area. A camera on a tripod is set up near the front in the foreground. No individual can be identified as a person from appearance here, so the a person field is unsure.2010-08-15A large hall with white draped ceiling and tall colourful pillars wrapped in patterned bands and yellow tassels hosts a seated group of devotees in white clothes. Many sit cross-legged on orange mats, some wearing yellow shawls, orange shawls and rudraksha malas. In the foreground, a man in an orange robe sits on an orange mat with a red shawl beside him. At the front right, a deity murti and ornate decorations stand on a raised altar. A man in white stands near the centre aisle, and a cameraman with a tripod films at left. The scene resembles a group meditation or satsang session.2010-09-07November 22 20092009-11-22A photograph of a large hall where a seated audience sits on orange and white mats facing forward, with many people in white clothes and some in orange or yellow. Rows of seated devotees fill the floor, and a camera on a tripod stands at the left edge. Colourful decorated cylindrical pillars hang from a white fabric ceiling, and ceiling fans and lights are visible. Near the front-center, a bald man in white with a red-orange shawl sits cross-legged on a mat, and a man in an orange robe sits on the left. The setting appears to be a satsang or meditation gathering. No a person candidate can be confidently identified from appearance alone.2010-08-26A large seated gathering of mostly women and some men in white clothing sits on mats and cushions inside a white tented hall decorated with hanging colourful striped and embroidered panels with yellow tassels. Many attendees wear yellow lanyards and name badges, and several wear rudraksha or beaded malas. Many sit with eyes closed or hands folded in meditation, while others sit upright facing forward. A video camera on a tripod stands at the right edge beside a laptop, and a yellow and orange cloth runner lies across the floor in the foreground. A figure in white with a red shawl stands far right near the back wall. A wall clock and framed items appear at the left.2009-06-10A photograph of a large indoor hall with a white tented ceiling decorated with hanging colourful striped cloth panels. Hundreds of people sit on the floor in rows facing a raised stage at the left, where a seated figure in white and orange garments is visible. Many attendees wear white, orange and yellow clothes; some women wear yellow shawls and orange scarves. A wall banner reads Nithyanandam. Musicians sit on a platform at the far left, and cameras are set up at the centre.2008-12-25December 25 20082008-12-25A large hall filled with seated devotees on striped and blue mats, most wearing white clothes with yellow or red shawls and some in saffron robes at the lower left. Above them hang white draped ceiling fabric, ceiling fans and colourful decorated pillars with orange tassels. A video camera on a tripod stands at the left edge of the room, and a staff member stands near the far wall.2011-03-03A large hall filled with seated devotees in white clothing, many on yellow and orange mats and cushions, listening attentively with hands pressed together in namaskar. Hanging decorative banners with geometric patterns in blue, red, yellow and white hang from the ceiling. A cameraman on a tripod films from the right side, and a few people in orange robes sit at the far right edge near an orange cushion. Lights and fans are visible overhead, and white draping lines the walls.2009-09-01