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Photograph of a large outdoor tent event with a crowd of many hundreds seated in white plastic chairs, viewed from behind, mostly men in white and light shirts. At the front a stage is decorated with white and gold drapes; a large printed banner portrait shows a smiling figure in a white turban and dark robe, and beside it a Tamil banner reads Nithyananda Spurana with Dhyanapeetam. On the stage a figure in orange robes sits at a lectern with a microphone, and a smaller orange-clad person stands at the side. Ceiling fans and speakers are visible under the white tent canopy.

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A large seated audience fills a white-tented hall facing a stage at the a person Spurana Dhyanapeetham event. Most attendees wear white shirts, with some in checked shirts and a few in orange or saffron cloths. Behind the stage, a large portrait shows a figure in a yellow-and-white turban with a raised hand, beside a painted concentric circle emblem. A yellow-draped lectern and a small table stand on the stage, with loudspeakers and gold drapes along the sides.2006-12-14December 14 20062006-12-14December 14 20062006-12-14A photograph of a large indoor convention hall with a white tented ceiling and draped white fabric walls. Hundreds of seated attendees, mostly men in white shirts and dhotis, face a raised stage at the far end. On the stage, a figure in white with a white turban and a rudraksha mala sits near a microphone, beneath a large banner showing a smiling person in a turban with a garland, with the Tamil heading 'நித்யானந்த ஸ்பரண தியானமுறை' (Nithyananda Smarana Dhyana Murai). Round colourful targets hang at the stage sides, and black speakers stand on either side of the audience. The copyright overlay and source credit appear at the lower right.2006-12-14December 14 20062006-12-14December 14 20062006-12-14A photograph of a large seated audience under a white tent at a person Spurana programme. Rows of men in white and pastel shirts sit on white plastic chairs facing a stage at the far end. On the backdrop a large printed portrait shows a smiling man wearing an orange and white turban with a hand raised, beside a banner reading Nithyananda Dhyanamukha. A small figure in orange sits at a lectern on the stage below. Yellow drapes, ceiling fans and black speaker columns frame the hall.2006-12-14December 15 20062006-12-15Wide view from the back of a large tented hall filled with hundreds of seated attendees in white and pastel shirts, facing a stage. A backdrop banner shows a large portrait of a smiling man in a white turban and orange-patterned garment, with Tamil script reading 'நித்யானந்த ஸ்புரண தியானாலயம்' (Nithyananda Spurana Dhyanalayam) and a colourful concentric circle graphic. On the stage, a small framed portrait of a man in a white turban sits on an easel beside an orange-robed figure seated before a lit lamp and floral arrangement. Ceiling fans and speakers are visible. The crowd appears to number in the hundreds, with many people visible in the foreground rows.2006-12-15A photo from a large seated gathering inside a tented hall at the a person Spurana programme. Hundreds of devotees in white clothes sit cross-legged on the floor facing a stage draped with white cloth and garlands. A large backdrop banner shows a smiling man in a white turban holding up one hand, with the Tamil title 'நித்யானந்த ஸ்புரண தியானமுகா' above it. On stage, a figure in orange robes stands at a lectern, and a cameraman in orange stands at right. Ceiling fans and pink drapes hang overhead.2006-12-14A large photograph of an outdoor tented hall filled with hundreds of seated audience members, mostly men in white and pastel shirts, viewed from behind. On the stage at the far end, a large backdrop portrait shows a figure wearing a bright orange and white turban and a saffron-toned garment, raising one hand. Below, a small figure sits on a raised dais with a red cloth and a microphone stand, beside a yellow banner hanging on the left side of the stage. Overhead hang ceiling fans, white draped curtains line the sides, and speakers stand on both edges of the stage.2006-12-14December 14 20062006-12-14