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November 01 20052005-11-01November 01 20052005-11-01November 01 20052005-11-01November 01 20052005-11-01November 01 20052005-11-01A large indoor hall with white ceiling and colourful striped pillars hangs yellow lanterns. Hundreds of seated participants, mostly dressed in white, wear white blindfolds over their eyes and sit on striped mats in rows. In the centre background a standing figure in an orange-saffron robe stands beside a figure in white, both near a video camera on a tripod. A blue banner on the right reads Nithyananda Spiritual Program with a small portrait. Participants in the foreground include women in saris and salwar in pink, purple, yellow and red, one wearing a red shawl. Water bottles sit on the floor.2008-01-06A large outdoor program tent filled with hundreds of people dressed mostly in white, many wearing white blindfolds or cloths tied over their eyes and standing in rows. In the foreground, a few people in white stand with hands on hips while a shallow stage edge and a microphone stand are visible. At the lower right corner, the back of a person with dark hair and an orange cloth on the shoulder is partly visible from behind the stage edge. Tent poles and blue and white banners frame the top of the scene.2007-12-12July 12 20092009-07-12November 27 20052005-11-27A photograph of a large hall with cream walls and a tiled floor, where a group of seated participants sit in rows wearing white clothing and white blindfolds over their eyes. Most wear white kurtas, shirts, and dhotis, while several women wear saris in pale, teal, and lavender tones. Some participants hold red and blue lanyard badges. In the foreground, the blurred yellow-orange robe and arm of a person standing at the front dominate the left side, with a microphone stand extending across the frame. A staircase and wooden doors are visible in the background.2004-05-05A large indoor hall with a white tiled floor, filled with seated meditators in white clothing. Many participants wear white blindfolds or white headbands and sit cross-legged on orange and blue mats and cushions. Some wear rudraksha malas around their necks, and a few wear a yellow scarf or colourful clothing. In the foreground a woman in white with a white blindfold walks past the front row, and orange and white hanging banners decorate the upper part of the hall. Scattered bags and water bottles lie near the seated rows.2010-09-02January 24 20092009-01-24