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An outdoor satsang gathering under a corrugated metal canopy, with a tall stage platform at left in front of a painted orange wall bearing the sign "Mandeshwara Temple". Dozens of devotees in white clothes sit cross-legged on orange and red mats on the stepped platform and on the sandy ground. Several seated figures in white are near the front, and a row of people in white stands or sits on the raised stage. Colourful hanging decorations and orange pennant flags are strung beneath the roof, with palm trees behind. At right, a decorated ratha-style float draped in orange cloth stands on wheels, with a person in white beside it. A printed banner on a sign reads "Nithyananda Dhyanapeetham" region text is not clearly legible.

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December 21 20102010-12-21December 21 20102010-12-21 +1 copiesDecember 18 20102010-12-18Outdoor ashram courtyard under a corrugated metal roof strung with hanging orange, yellow and blue tassel ornaments. A lone figure in an orange robe sits cross-legged on the dirt ground at the left, facing a raised white-and-red striped platform. Behind the platform stands an orange-walled temple with a sign reading Nageshwara Temple and decorated deity murti figures. Seated in rows on the platform edge are women in white clothing and several in colourful salwar or dresses, listening in a satsang-style gathering. A banner at the right shows a portrait labelled with Kannada text. Several more people sit in the back rows near the pillars.2010-10-10December 24 20082008-12-24December 16 20102010-12-16Wide outdoor photo of a seated satsang under a corrugated metal roof strung with orange and yellow bunting and tall cloth-wrapped pillars. Rows of devotees sit on mats in white and cream clothing, some in saffron, with a few wearing orange shawls, facing a red-and-white striped stage. On the stage a seated figure in orange robes and a robed attendant sit near a decorated deity murti and a small shrine. At the lower right a lone person in an orange robe sits cross-legged on a platform in front of the crowd. Behind the stage is a red-walled building with signage reading Sri Anandeshwara Temple, and palm trees and a parked silver SUV are visible at the right.2010-12-18Outdoor satsang at a temple courtyard with a sloped open-sided shed roof strung with orange pennant flags and decorative hanging tassels. A sign reads "Sri Anandeshwara Temple" above a red-and-white stepped platform. Around thirty seated attendees in white clothes fill the front of the sand ground, many with red or white shawls and rudraksha or prayer beads, some with lanyards. A lone figure in orange robes sits cross-legged on a mat at the far right, facing the crowd, while a rectangular mat lies between. Palm trees, a parked silver SUV, a dark stone-like deity murti on the stage, and a paper map board at the right complete the scene.2010-12-18December 24 20082008-12-24Outdoor satsang under a corrugated metal roof strung with colourful tassels and a red hoop, with a sign reading "Anandeshwara Temple" on a terracotta building. A central raised platform holds a red-and-white striped dais with brass vessels and offerings, beside an empty ornate red throne bearing a portrait. Many seated devotees in white clothes and red scarves face the platform, with some on white plastic chairs in front. A standing figure in white dhoti and shawl speaks near the centre, and a woman in orange sari stands by the throne. Palm trees and thatched huts frame the open ground.2010-12-16Outdoor photo of a satsang gathering under a corrugated metal roof with hanging colourful tassel decorations. A seated figure in saffron-orange robes sits on the bare ground at left, facing the stage. Rows of people in white and pastel clothing sit on a raised platform beneath the roof, with others in orange and white further along. Behind them stands an orange-painted building with a dark entrance labelled Sri Dhyanapeetheshwara Temple. A banner on the building shows a robed figure and orange text. Palm trees and foliage surround the compound.2010-10-10December 16 20102010-12-16