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A photograph of a standing event poster in a hospital corridor with glass walls and a wood-panelled wall. The poster, on a pale blue background with maroon and yellow wavy borders, announces a talk by a person titled "Open your heart!" and lists the date, time, venue and Nithyananda Foundation logo. Through the glass, a distant pedestrian walks outside beside a brick building. No people are in the foreground.

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Photograph of the entrance of a Dhyanapeetam Centre building. A large white banner hangs above glass doors, showing a smiling man in a cream turban and dark embroidered jacket, with text announcing a welcome to Sri Nithya Sadhanandha of Bangalore, Ma Nithya Sadhanandha of Bangalore, Sri Nithya Bairava of Salem and all dignitaries of Dhyanapeetam Centres, Tamil Nadu. A uniformed doorman in white with a red-and-white striped headdress and sash holds the door handle. Two men in white dhotis and shirts walk through the doorway, while a man in a grey shirt stands at a wooden podium to the left. Green plants and a planter are visible beside the glass entrance.2006-04-23A photograph of an indoor banner hung above a wooden-framed doorway beneath a white ceiling with recessed lights. The large white banner is headed DHYANAPEETAM CENTRE in red capitals, with Reg. No. 006 and VELLORE beneath, a blue dove logo and the words Heartily Welcomes. On its left is a printed portrait of a smiling man in a cream turban and dark embroidered gold-trimmed jacket, with long dark hair, captioned in Tamil script. No physical people are visible in the scene. The banner lists Sri Nithya Sadhanandha of Bangalore, Ma Nithya Sadhanandha of Bangalore, Sri Nithya Bairava of Salem, and All The Dignitaries of Dhyanapeetam Centre, Tamil Nadu. A red date stamp reads 22 4 2006.2006-04-23Indoor photo of a tiled floor and wall beside a metal easel-stand holding a large printed poster titled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" with a framed portrait of a man in a white turban and pale white robes, smiling. Below the portrait the poster lists event details and a website, and a leaflet rack with a "PLEASE TAKE ONE" sign sits in front of the stand. A framed collage of photographs hangs on the wall above. No people are physically present in the scene.2006-02-22 +1 copiesFebruary 21 20072007-02-21A printed poster in maroon and white announcing a person Dhyana Peetham two-day training programme titled Ananda Smarana Karyakramam (A.S.P.). An oval portrait at left shows a man in a white head wrap and white garment, labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda Swami" in printed caption. Bulleted benefits list good health, mental peace, social relationships, efficiency in every work and spiritual well-being, with a stylised bird logo at top left. Event details give a start date of 2-9-2006 at 9:00 and the venue Sri Vidya Sadan Mandapam near Mary Stella College, Benz Circle, Vijayawada, with phone numbers.October 22 20092009-10-22A seated meeting in a wood-panelled hall with a long white-draped table at the front. At the centre, a man in white with an orange shawl speaks into a microphone, flanked by a woman in an orange sari and other men in white shirts. Behind them hangs a framed portrait of a seated figure in orange robes, framed by a white flower garland, and a second painted portrait sits to the right beside a wooden lectern with a microphone. Rows of audience members in white clothes sit in blue chairs in the foreground, with water bottles on the table. The date stamp reads 22 4 2006 in red at the lower right.2006-04-232009-Activities-and-Events-at-Kailaasa-SriPuram-Sarvajnapeeta-HyderabadJanuary 12 20072007-01-12Photograph of a hotel entrance with a large white banner hung above glass doors. The banner shows a portrait of a smiling man wearing a cream-coloured turban, dark embroidered ornate garment with silver embroidery, and a red bindi, and carries welcome text for DHYANAPEETAM CENTRE, Vellore. In the foreground, a man in a white shirt and dark trousers stands at left, another man in a white shirt with glasses stands at right near the doors, and a uniformed attendant in a white tunic with a red sash and a colourful striped turban stands beside the entrance. Potted plants and a marble-clad wall frame the scene.2006-04-23February 22 20072007-02-22July 10 20102010-07-10