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A dimly lit auditorium stage decorated with pink and cream drapery, floral garlands and colourful bunting arches. At the centre sits a figure in a red and gold seat on a decorated dais, flanked by white elephant figurines and small lamps. On the left stands a framed portrait labelled with a name, showing a bearded man in a white turban against a dark background. Dark silhouettes of an audience fill the foreground.

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Wide view of a dimly lit auditorium stage decorated for a satsang programme. A central throne with red upholstery and a seated figure in saffron-coloured robes sits before a ornate backdrop of pink and cream drapery, floral garlands and a patterned panel. Oil lamps burn on the stage floor and along the sides, with white ceremonial pillars and small framed deity pictures flanking the scene. At the left edge, a framed portrait shows a man in a golden turban, displayed as a portrait rather than a live person. A large audience sits in dark silhouette on the floor in the foreground, facing the stage.2006-12-17A photograph of an evening event on a stage with a pink and peach draped backdrop decorated with floral garlands, arches and small lamps. A seated figure in a red and white garment sits on a central throne-like seat with a decorated arch above. A framed portrait on the left shows a man in a yellow turban and dark garment with a garland. Flower-decorated pillars and lit candles flank the stage. Audience members in silhouette fill the foreground, and a small flame is visible near the stage edge.2006-12-17A dimly lit hall shows a decorated stage at night with a pink and red draped backdrop, a central arched display with colourful bunting and a small seated figure, and a framed portrait on an ornate stand at left labelled with a printed name. Small oil lamps and a candle flame glow in front of the stage. A large dark audience silhouette fills the foreground, too dark for individual people to be counted, and the stage shows only a few distinct figures. Hall ceiling lights hang above.2006-12-17Wide view from the back of a seated audience toward a decorated stage at an event hall. The audience, many in white or light clothing, faces the stage. On the left, a large framed portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" shows a bearded man in a white turban and gold necklace, with a dark cloth or banner beside it. The stage is hung with pink and peach drapery, floral garlands and arches, and small wall decorations. At centre stands a red-cushioned throne-like seat set against a floral backdrop with a white-clothed platform and lit oil lamps. Several audience members sit in the foreground and a figure stands near the stage steps.2006-12-17Wide view of an indoor stage decorated for a person Spurana programme. A framed portrait on the left, bordered in gold and garlanded, shows a smiling man in a turban and dark clothing, labelled as a portrait of the subject. On the stage a seated figure sits on a red-cushioned throne in front of a pale floral backdrop, flanked by hanging drapes in cream and pink, garland arches, lit oil lamps and white floral arrangements. Dozens of seated devotees in white clothes fill the foreground audience area, facing the stage.2006-12-17A dimly lit auditorium stage decorated for a programme, with a large ornate golden-patterned backdrop framed by pink drapes, colourful floral arches and white pillars. A seated figure in a red robe sits on a central throne-like seat in front of the backdrop, with white flower arrangements and lit oil lamps beside the stage. A framed portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" hangs on a black and gold banner at left. Smoke or haze drifts across the stage. A dark audience silhouette fills the foreground, too dim to count individually.2006-12-17A dimly lit stage at an evening event, framed by draped curtains with swagged gold trim and garlands of marigolds and roses along the arches. A central ornately tiled arched backdrop frames a seated figure on a red cushioned throne in the centre, with flower offerings beside it. Two oil lamps flicker on the left and tall white elephant statues flank the stage. Two monitors sit on tables at either side, and haze hangs in the air. Audience silhouettes fill the foreground. A portrait with a golden frame is set at the stage's left edge, and a person in white with a head covering appears partially at the far left edge.2006-12-17December 17 20062006-12-17A dim evening photograph of a large outdoor event hall with a stage at the far end, lit by warm lights and decorated with pink and orange drapery, a floral arch, and garlands. On the left side of the stage a large ornate chair holds a figure in dark robes and headwear, appearing to be a portrait or statue rather than a living person. A single silhouetted photographer stands at the front of the audience. The rest of the audience is a dark mass of unlit heads filling the foreground.2006-12-17A wide, dimly lit hall photographed from the back toward a stage, with the audience area filled with dark silhouettes of seated people. The stage is decorated with pink and cream draped fabric, floral garlands and a lit arch backdrop, with a cluster of small figures and a lamp or offering set in the centre. A large framed portrait sits on a gilded stand at stage left, showing a bearded man with long hair. The image is mostly dark, and individual figures on stage are too small to describe their clothing or actions reliably.2006-12-17A stage at an evening programme is decorated with a tall ornate backdrop of pale gold and cream panels with a pink-and-red flower arch above, flanked by draped orange curtains and floral garlands. A seated figure in a red-cushioned throne chair at centre, adorned with garlands and wearing light clothing, is the focal point; the figure is small and distant and cannot be confirmed as a specific person. White decorative elephant figures stand on either side, with brass lamps and candles along the stage edge. A silhouetted audience fills the foreground, and a single small oil lamp glows at the front of the stage.2006-12-17December 17 20062006-12-17