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Photograph 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.

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Interior 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.2005-11-24November 24th To 27 2005 - Highlights Of NSP in Salem2005-11-24 +1 copiesNovember 24th To 27 2005 - Highlights Of NSP in Salem2005-11-24A photograph inside a hall with a balcony railing and ceiling fans, showing a large floral-decorated stage. Central on the stage, a seated figure in white ceremonial dress with a tall crown-like floral headdress sits on a tall throne-like seat covered in white flower garlands, backed by a checkered arch of white, pink and purple. Flanking the central seat are other decorated seats and deity figures draped in multicoloured garlands, gold-trimmed canopies, and a gold arch on the left. A white cloth lies on the floor covered in flowers in front of the throne, and several people in white clothes sit on the floor at the front, with a few seated figures along the bottom edge. A banner on the balcony shows a bald-headed figure in white with a printed caption. The scene suggests a Hindu ceremony with garlands and a decorated throne seat.2005-11-27 +1 copiesIndoor hall stage decorated for a ceremony: a large central throne-like seat with a white-flower-covered backdrop framed by red, white and purple checkered arches, flanked by garlanded deity murti and standing figures on smaller gilded shrines with multicolour flower garlands. A seated statue or figure sits on the central seat, and a printed portrait banner hangs on the wall above with the caption text. In the foreground, several people in white clothing and white headbands sit facing the stage among scattered marigold petals on the floor. The ceiling fans and balcony railing are visible above.2005-11-24A decorated hall during a ceremony at the Salem a person Spurana Program. A figure seated on a tall flower-covered throne sits at the centre, with a large floral arch of white and purple garlands and a feathered gold canopy behind. A seated figure in white at right appears to be performing a ritual with a small object near a flower-strewn platform. Ornate gold-canopied shrines decorated with coloured garlands stand along the right side, and a banner with a portrait is hung on the upper balcony. Partially visible people sit in the lower right corner. a person's appearance on the throne is uncertain.2005-11-24 +1 copiesNovember 27 20052005-11-27November 24th To 27 2005 - Highlights Of NSP in Salem2005-11-24November 27 20052005-11-27November 24th To 27 2005 - Highlights Of NSP in Salem2005-11-24Indoor hall stage decorated for a programme, with a large floral-decorated throne arch framed by white and magenta patterned panels. A seated figure in white garments is placed on the flower-covered throne, with a garland-draped figure at left and garlanded deity-style figures at right. A flower-petal rangoli sits on the floor in front, and white-clad devotees sit in the foreground. A banner on the balcony railing shows a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" beside printed programme text. Maroon and silver draping hangs behind the stage.2005-11-24November 27 20052005-11-27