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Interior of a hall decorated for a Nithyananda Spurana Programme, with a large floral-decorated stage. A flower-covered seat sits centre stage, framed by red-and-white checked and white floral arches. Gilded deity murti are dressed with garlands in the flanking alcoves. A standing man in a white dhoti and shawl with a wrapped white head covering raises an arm beside the stage, and several people in white clothing with white headbands sit in the foreground. A portrait hangs on the left wall, and a blue banner reads Nithyananda Spurana Programme. Ceiling fans, balcony railings and white drapery complete the setting.

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November 27 20052005-11-27 +1 copiesA photograph of a hall stage decorated for a ritual programme. Several gold-framed deity murtis stand adorned with flower garlands in multicoloured garlands, flanked by floral arches with white and red-patterned flower work. A standing man in white dhoti with gold border raises his arm near a tall floral arrangement, while a man in white dhoti attends at the left. Several seated devotees in white clothing wear white head-bands along the front of the stage. A blue banner reads Nithyananda Spurana Programme. A small framed portrait hangs on the left wall and a balcony railing runs across the back.2005-11-27November 24th To 27 2005 - Highlights Of NSP in Salem2005-11-24November 27 20052005-11-27Photograph of an indoor hall decorated for a programme. At the centre a seated figure sits on a throne-like platform of white flower garlands, backed by a large floral arch of white blossoms and red-and-white patterned fabric. A small figure in white robes sits on the throne. To the left and right stand several deity murti decorated with colourful garlands and gold-trimmed arches. A purple and gold drape hangs across the upper wall, and a balcony railing runs along the room. Several people in white clothing with white headbands sit on the floor at the lower right in front of a flower-covered carpet. A blue banner with a portrait and text hangs on the wall above the stage.2005-11-24November 27 20052005-11-27 +1 copiesNovember 27 20052005-11-27 +1 copiesNovember 27 20052005-11-27Interior hall decorated for a ceremony with a central raised throne-like seat entirely covered in white flowers and an arched floral backdrop of white and maroon-patterned blossoms. A figure seated on the throne wears white and gold garments and a green floral crown-like headpiece; the seated figure is not clearly a distinctive a person candidate, so the presence of a person-style figure is unsure. Flanking the throne are gold-arched shrines or deity murtis draped in colourful garlands. A small framed portrait hangs on the upper wall labelled with printed text. In the foreground, a row of people in white clothes with white headbands sit on the floor facing the stage, and a grey-white curtain and balcony railing frame the room.2005-11-24Interior hall photo of a seated ceremony. On the left, a figure in white clothing with a large ornate headdress of white, pink and multicoloured embellishments sits on a raised white throne-like seat draped in flower garlands; a white shawl or wrap is visible. Three golden-arched shrines or palanquin-style frames in the centre hold deity murti decorated with garlands of mixed flowers. On the right, a row of seated devotees in white clothing sit on the floor facing the shrines, and marigold petals lie scattered on the floor. A banner on the left wall reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam-style Nithyananda Sphurana programme. Ceiling fans, fluorescent lights and a spotlight light the room.2005-11-27A large indoor hall with a high patterned ceiling and a balcony railing shows a decorated stage at the centre. A seated figure in white and gold sits at the centre of a large floral arrangement with white petals and a dark circular backdrop, flanked by ornate golden arches framed with multicoloured garlands and deity figures. Maroon and white drapes hang along the walls. A dense crowd of devotees in white clothing stands and sits on the floor facing the stage, with offerings and flowers placed in front. A blue banner on the back wall reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam. The image carries a Nithyanandapedia source label.2005-11-27November 27 20052005-11-27