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A man seated on an orange-upholstered throne on an orange-draped stage gives a satsang talk into a microphone stand. He wears a white turban, a white dhoti and shawl with gold borders, and a gold necklace, and holds a string of beads in his hands. Pink flowers sit in brass vases on either side of the throne. Behind him a large banner shows a photograph of a man in a white turban, with Tamil text printed in blue and red. Above the stage hang circular tiers of blue, orange and green draped fabric trimmed with gold lights.

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November 17 20052005-11-17November 17 20052005-11-17A night stage event under a white canopy trimmed with orange, blue and red draped ribbons and fairy lights. A seated figure in white robes with a white turban and a gold-bordered cloth sits on an orange and red throne-style chair, speaking into a microphone. A large banner behind shows a smiling man in a white turban and Tamil text reading a satsang title. Two flower arrangements in brass vases flank the seat, and two cooling units sit on the stage edges, which is also draped in orange satin. Only the seated speaker is visibly present on stage.2005-11-17November 17 20052005-11-17A photograph of a satsang stage with an orange and white draped platform. A man seated in an orange-cushioned throne-style chair, wearing a white turban, white robe with gold border, and a gold-beaded necklace, speaks into a microphone stand while gesturing with one hand. Pink flowers in brass vases flank him, and a white cloth covers a small table to his left. Behind him a large banner shows a man in a white turban beside Tamil text, with a yellow-orange sunburst backdrop. Above the stage hangs a tiered ceiling canopy in orange, green and blue. Swamiji (probable): the seated speaker's white turban, gold-bordered white robe and beaded gold necklace match the description of Swamiji in the page, with the banner portrait also showing a white-turbaned figure. Two to five people are not visible beyond the speaker, so one person is counted.2005-11-17November 17 20052005-11-17A night-time satsang on an outdoor stage draped with orange satin and a white canopy trimmed with blue, orange and green tiers. A single man sits on a large orange-red armchair at a microphone, wearing a white dhoti-style garment with a gold-bordered cloth and a white head wrap, gesturing while speaking. Two brass vases of pink flowers flank him, and a cooler sits to the right. Behind him a large banner shows a smiling portrait of a man in a light turban labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" and carries Tamil slogans announcing a deepavali satsang. Stage lights and speakers are visible above.2005-11-17November 17 20052005-11-17Evening outdoor satsang on an orange-draped stage under a white canopy strung with blue, orange and green lights. A single seated speaker sits on a red throne-like chair before a microphone, wearing a white head covering, white garment and yellow shawl, gesturing with one hand. A large banner behind shows a smiling face in a white turban beside Tamil lettering. Two brass vases with pink flowers flank the seat, and a cooler and speaker sit at the right edge.2005-11-17November 16 20052005-11-16A satsang stage at night under a white tented canopy with blue, orange and green frilled ring decorations. A single seated figure sits on an orange cushioned throne-style chair behind a microphone stand, wearing a white garment with a gold-bordered shawl and a gold necklace, and a white head covering. A large backdrop behind shows a portrait of a smiling man in a white turban beside Tamil text. Two potted pink-flowered vases flank the throne, and a pedestal fan and cooling units sit at the sides on an orange draped stage.2005-11-17November 17 20052005-11-17