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A photograph inside a white exhibition tent at a KAILASA event. A woman with long dark hair, wearing an orange sari-style garment and a dark bead mala, gestures toward a glass case containing a small model of buildings and grounds. Two bearded men in orange robes and an older bald man in white stand at the case, listening. Behind them, pinned panels display framed photographs, and a tall red banner on the right shows a smiling woman in orange with a printed list of services including Health Clubs, Meditation, and Secured Life. A red carpet runs along the left edge.

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A photograph inside a tented exhibition hall showing a glass-topped scale model of a township with green lawns, small buildings, a winding path and power pylons. A man with long dark hair and an orange sleeveless top stands at the right, leaning over the model and pointing down at it. Around the model, five men in orange and saffron robes and a white-clad elder watch and look down; one at far left wears an orange turban. Behind them, red-framed display boards hold photographs, and a tall red banner reads 'Anandeshwar' and '21 Feet Anand...', 'Nithyananda Health Club', 'Meditation & ...', 'Secured Living', 'Community Living' and 'Once in a Lifetime'. Framed portrait cards on the glass show a smiling figure in orange with a rudraksha mala.2009-12-30A photograph inside a tent-covered exhibition hall where visitors view a wall of framed photo boards, some mounted on red, green and navy backgrounds, and a glass display case in the foreground holding a small model house. Four people stand at the boards: a bearded man in orange robe and orange head wrap at left, a bald elderly man in an orange robe, a person with long dark hair in an orange robe and a dark-haired person in a white shirt. The central figure with long dark hair wears a sleeveless orange top and gestures while speaking to the group. A framed portrait of a woman in red and gold appears at upper right. Visible readable text is limited to a 'REGISTRATION' sign.2009-12-30Five people in saffron and orange robes stand around a glass-topped display table holding a green miniature site model with small buildings. A man on the far left wears an orange turban and beard, and a bald elder in orange with glasses leans over the model. A woman with long black hair in an orange sleeveless top points at the model, while a man in orange with a long beard stands beside them. Behind them, wall boards hold photographs and a tall red banner with printed text. A small card on the table reads Registration, and a framed portrait of a smiling woman in orange with garlands sits beside the table.2009-12-30A photograph inside a white tented exhibition hall at an ashram event. A woman in orange robes with long dark hair points at a wall of framed photos and posters, including panels labelled Nithyananda Dhyanapeetham of Phoenix, Arizona, USA and Vedic Lifestyle. Beside her a woman in white clothing with hands joined in namaste stands near the display. On the right, several monastics in orange and saffron robes and a shaved-headed man in white stand watching. Banners on the left show Kannada text and a world map, and a red carpet runs across the floor. The panel shows a Nithyananda Dhyanapeetham exhibition booth with framed photographs and information displays.2009-12-30December 30 20092009-12-30December 30 20092009-12-30A photograph of an outdoor festival stall under a white tarpaulin canopy with a red carpet. A tall man with long, swept-back dark hair wears an orange sleeveless robe and stands in the foreground, looking toward a wall of posters. Beside him, a bearded sadhu in an orange robe and rudraksha mala stands with hands clasped, and other saffron-clad and white-clad men stand behind, including one wearing an orange turban. On the right, large printed posters show photographs and text. A potted plant stands on a white table at left, and several women in colourful saris watch from the left edge. Coloured decorative poles stand in the background.2009-12-30A photograph of a tented exhibition area with a red carpet. Several people in saffron-orange robes stand in a line near a pink-draped table, including a bald man with a gold-bead necklace on the left, a bearded man with long curly hair in the foreground, and a woman in orange on a red carpet. A woman in white sari stands behind the table, which displays bottled remedies and pamphlets. A large standing poster of a smiling woman in orange with a red bindi reads Paramahamsa Nithyananda and Out-Reach. Behind, a green information board and framed photographs hang inside the tent, and colourful tassels decorate the canopy.2009-12-30December 30 20092009-12-30A photograph inside a white tented exhibition stall showing a display about a person Nagar. A large banner reads Nithyanandam Nithyananda Nagar Heaven on Earth with a portrait of a smiling woman in orange and a bulleted list of features. Several saffron-robed monastics stand at a glass display case holding a miniature model of a landscaped site, while a woman in an orange sari-style outfit stands at right beside a wall of framed photographs. One monastic at left wears an orange turban and has a beard, others have shaved heads in orange and saffron robes, and one person in white stands among them. Pinned photos and posters line the wall and colourful garland-style trim decorates the banner edges.2009-12-30A photograph of a covered outdoor stall with a white tent canopy and red carpet, beside a large printed banner reading Nithya Annadanam and Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Thiruvannamalai style donation information. A tall man with long swept-back dark hair wears a plain orange sleeveless robe and gestures toward a bearded elder in an orange robe, while several other saffron and ochre-robed sadhus and a white-clad man stand nearby. A white-clothed table holds items under the tent, and women in teal and cream saris stand at left watching. Behind them are colorful decorative poles. Presence of several robed monastics and onlookers is visible, with the sadhu in the center wearing a rudraksha mala.2009-12-30May 04 20162016-05-04