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Photograph of a seated audience at an indoor satsang hall with white plastic chairs and red and green striped floor runners. On a raised white-covered platform at the front, a man in orange robes and an orange head wrap sits in a white chair, gesturing with his hand while speaking. Behind him hangs an orange banner reading "Dhyana Peetam" and a blue backdrop. On the left, a large portrait shows a smiling man in orange robes and an orange turban. Along the right wall, a chart depicts a human figure with marked energy points. Audience members wear mostly white shirts and traditional saris in mixed colours, seen from behind. The speaker's orange-clad figure is the platform focus. Possible probable identification is based on appearance cues only.

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May 01 20042004-05-01May 01 20042004-05-01May 01 20042004-05-01December 14 20062006-12-14A seated saffron-robed figure with an orange turban sits on a white chair on a raised platform in a hall, speaking into a microphone. A row of white plastic chairs faces him, occupied by several men in white dhotis and shirts seen from behind. Behind him hangs a large orange banner reading Tamil text and a blue-and-white logo, beside a printed portrait of a smiling man in an orange turban on a white backdrop. A poster showing a diagram of chakras sits at the right edge. Red and green patterned mats cover the floor.2004-05-05A photograph of a large indoor hall where a seated audience of many people in white clothes sits on colourful woven mats facing a raised stage. On the stage, a figure in an orange robe sits on a white throne-like seat with a small floral arrangement and a plant beside it, in front of dark red drapes. A banner at left reads a Tamil-script title with a portrait of a person wearing an orange turban and a globe graphic. Water bottles are placed along the aisle and a whiteboard stands at the right side of the stage.A large indoor hall with a dark red curtain backdrop holds a seated audience of many devotees dressed in white, sitting on colourful striped mats and folding white chairs, facing a stage. On the stage, a figure in orange robes sits on a white raised seat with a red cushion, flanked by potted plants. A banner hangs at upper left showing a portrait and a globe. Several blue and yellow ceremonial hangings are visible at the top right. Many people are visible in the foreground and midground, counted as well over twenty. A plain white screen and a camera on a tripod are at the side.2008-01-25A seated speaker in orange robes sits on a raised platform before a dark red curtain, lit by a glowing white circular backdrop, while a large audience of men in white clothes sits cross-legged on colourful woven mats in rows. A white banner on the left reads a Tamil word meaning Nithyanandam beside a globe and a portrait of a man wearing a red turban. Decorative yellow and blue hangings with geometric patterns hang from the top of the stage, and a white screen and camera stand at right.2008-01-25A seated teacher in orange robes sits on a raised platform at the front left, on a red and gold throne-like seat with flower garlands, speaking into a microphone. Beside him stands an easel with a printed chart. Rows of men in white shirts and white dhotis sit cross-legged on striped woven mats facing him across a large tiled hall, with a few women in white and dark clothing among them. A golden kalasha-like ornament and a painted mural of a deity and forest scene decorate the back wall, and a camera on a tripod is set up at the right. Blue and gold banners hang from the upper walls. The audience appears to be attending a discourse or satsang.2009-01-03A large indoor hall with a white tent ceiling and decorative striped pillars hosts a seated audience of many people on colourful striped rugs and white plastic chairs. Most attendees wear white or cream clothes, with some in saffron, maroon and pink saris. On a raised stage, a person in orange-saffron robes sits on a white throne-like seat behind a small table with flowers, facing the audience. A video camera on a tripod records the stage, and a banner reading the Tamil word for Nithyananda hangs on the wall beside a whiteboard. Left and right edges show more seated attendees and a man in white near a chair.December 15 20062006-12-15December 15 20062006-12-15 +1 copies