Skip to content
Nithyanandapedia
A large indoor hall filled with many hundreds of seated participants, nearly all wearing white blindfold cloths tied over their eyes, sitting closely on mats in rows. Most wear sarees or salwar in colours such as yellow, red, pink, blue, teal and orange, with gold necklaces and bangles visible. Some have hands pressed together or placed in their laps. At the top of the hall, banners hang on the wall and a small stage area is visible at upper left. The scene suggests a structured group exercise or workshop with uniform eye coverings.

More like this

Open the gallery
A large hall packed with hundreds of seated participants, mostly women in saris and salwar-style dress in white, yellow, orange, pink, blue and red, all wearing white blindfold-style cloths tied over their eyes. Rows of people sit closely on mats, facing forward toward a stage area out of frame. Hanging banners with printed text and a wall-mounted sign are visible at the top of the room, along with a speaker and a small stand at the right edge. The scene suggests a structured group exercise with eyes covered.2009-01-28A photograph of a very large seated gathering inside a big covered hall with tall pillars and a stage camera on the right. Hundreds of devotees sit closely packed on the floor, most wearing white cloth blindfolds tied over their eyes, a meditation-style practice. Many wear white or light clothing with lanyards, while others wear saffron, yellow, green, maroon and pink saris and salwar. Many have hands folded in prayer. No single figure is identifiable as a speaker on stage in the visible frame.2009-11-26February 27 20092009-02-27A large photograph of a crowded hall filled with seated women, many hundreds visible, all wearing white cloth blindfolds tied across their eyes. Most wear saffron, white, pink, green and blue saris and necklaces with beads and pendants, some with name badges on their clothing. They sit in close rows on the floor in a meditation-style gathering. Banners and red and white decorations are visible at the top of the hall, and a faint logo appears at upper left.2009-02-27A large hall packed with hundreds of seated participants on green floor mats, most wearing white headbands tied over their eyes in a blindfold-style practice. Many wear white, orange, yellow and pink saris or dhotis, and a few women in the foreground wear red and green. Some hold small white papers or cloth. Ceiling lights, tall windows and a large dark projection screen are visible at the back. Vertical text on the right edge reads copyright credit lines. No speaker or dais figure is clearly identifiable in the visible frame.2010-08-08Article - November 26 20062006-11-26February 25 2009 Nithyananda Spurana Convention2009-02-25A large indoor hall filled with many hundreds of seated participants, nearly all wearing white cloth blindfolds over their eyes. They sit on mats and chairs in rows, dressed in white, pastel, pink, yellow and blue saris, kurtas and shirts, with some wearing name badges on lanyards. Banners and posters line the upper wall, and a stage area with speakers is visible at the far end under a high ceiling with bright lights. The scene suggests a structured workshop or guided group session. No individual figure can be identified as a specific person.2009-01-24December 14 20062006-12-14November 26 20092009-11-26A large photograph of a dense seated audience in an indoor hall, with hundreds of participants wearing white cloth blindfolds over their eyes. Most women wear white, cream or colourful saris and salwar kameez, with gold necklaces and rudraksha-style beads, and many sit cross-legged with hands in laps. A red chair is visible at upper right, and a few figures in saffron and white stand near the stage area at the top left. The faces of the crowd are covered, giving the gathering a uniform, meditative appearance.2009-02-27A large indoor hall filled with hundreds of seated devotees, most wearing white garments and white blindfold cloths tied over their eyes. Many women sit cross-legged in white saris, some with coloured borders, and others wear bright saris in pink, orange, green and red. Several wear rudraksha-style beaded necklaces and ID lanyards. At the back of the hall, a few figures in white stand near the top of the room, and red banners hang on the walls. The scene conveys a mass guided meditation or spiritual session.2009-02-27