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January 24 20132013-01-24January 19 20132013-01-19A photograph of a large video wall showing a grid of live video-conference tiles, each showing a group of devotees at a different location, many with handwritten signs naming places such as Louisville Kentucky, Dakota Dunes, Edgewater New Jersey, Charlotte Srisaram, Bangalore North, New York Varanasi, Bangalore Marathahalli Centre and Atlanta Ujjain. Most tiles show people seated on rugs or sofas before small puja arrangements with oil lamps, flowers and fruit. In the bottom right tile, a man in saffron robes with a rudraksha mala and ornate gold necklace sits on a gold-embroidered throne, with a kalasha-style silver vessel and decorations nearby.2013-01-17A photograph of a video wall showing a multi-panel grid of live satsang feeds from different centres, each labelled with a place name such as New York Varanasi, Singapore Singapuram, Paris, Kalighat, Vancouver Puri, Bangalore Marathahalli, New Jersey Omkareshwar, Dakota Dunes and eNRiching Temple Bidadi. Panels show people in ashram and home settings: a seated pair in orange and white clothes in a living room, women in red and orange shawls with palms joined, a group sitting on rugs around offering plates, and a man in white seated on a red mat in a central room. A central panel shows a white-clad man in a room with a deity shrine.2013-04-09A screen-grid video conference of a satsang with fifteen tiles showing participants in different locations, each tile labelled with a handwritten or printed place sign such as Chicago, New Jersey, Austin, Atlanta Ujjain, Singapore, St. Louis Tirumala, Guadeloupe, Charlotte Srisailam, Louisville Kentucky, Santijulien France and Dakota Dunes. Participants sit cross-legged or on sofas, some in white, one in red with a shawl, another in saffron with a beaded necklace and an ornate shawl. Many tiles show altars, pictures of deities and oil lamps. The bottom-right tile shows a man in saffron robes with a mala and an ornate golden-yellow backdrop, seated in meditation. The image is a screenshot of a screen, so the people are depicted, not physically present.2013-01-25January 28 20132013-01-28A large display screen shows a grid of live video feeds from satsang centres in many locations, with name cards such as NEW YORK, GUADELOUPE, BANGALORE MARATHAHALLI, LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY, ST. LOUIS, ST TULEN FRANCE, ATLANTA UJJAIN, BANGALORE HULIYURDURGA, NEW ZEALAND and AUSTIN. Participants sit on mats and cushions in homes, some with a small altar, flowers and oil lamps. In the bottom right panel a bearded man in orange and saffron robes with a gold-toned ornamental necklace sits on an ornate golden throne, presenting a person appearance. A screen-shown speaker in a white shirt and a man in a white shirt with a mala appear in other panels. The photograph is of the screen itself, showing remote satsang participants.2013-01-16Photograph of a large video-conference screen showing a grid of many live feeds from different centres, each labelled with a place name such as Singapore, Vancouver Bhuvaneshwar, Manhattan NY Varanasi, St Louis Chesterfield, Calgary Amarnath, Hongkong Sirkazhi, Dakota Dunes, Ronto Thirukalaya Adheen and San Jose Madurai. Inside the feeds, groups of people sit cross-legged on mats and carpets in meditation or satsang, many dressed in white, with some in saffron. In the lower right feed a figure in an orange-red turban and ornate robes sits on a gold-decorated seat in front of an ornate golden backdrop. Bright white text reads Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam pedia credit appears across the lower right2015-04-04March 29 20132013-03-29January 22 20132013-01-22February 19 20132013-02-19A screen shows a grid of video-conference tiles of devotees sitting in meditation or satsang in homes and centres around the world. Labels on the tiles read GUADALUPE, SINGAPURAM, New Zealand, SEATTLE, DAKOTA DUNES, VANCOUVER PURI, JUAREZ MEXICO, NEW JERSEY OMKARESHWAR and PHILADELPHIA. Participants wear white and various colours, and some sit beside framed portraits, flowers and a deity shrine.2013-01-13