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Indoor hall set up as a meditation venue. A white-cushioned throne with red and white ornamented arms sits on a red-carpeted platform, draped in a white cloth with multicoloured diamond borders. In front stands a tall brass oil lamp on a small metal stool. Behind the throne hangs a purple banner with a black-and-white portrait of a man in a white turban and a printed Tamil slogan, next to a framed picture of deities. To the right, a blackboard stand displays a chart of a blue meditating figure with glowing chakras. No people are visible.

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A man seated cross-legged on a white-draped armchair on a raised stage speaks into a microphone on a stand. He wears a white dhoti and white shirt with a maroon-and-gold shawl. Behind him, two framed portraits hang on a dark blue curtain: the left shows a figure in white head wrap and white robes, the right a smiling figure in orange turban and orange robes with a printed caption. To the right stands a large banner titled in Tamil and English, 'Chakras', showing a blue seated figure in meditation pose with the seven chakras marked along the spine. A small side table holds two booklets or pictures. The steps in front are marble with white kolam-like line designs.A indoor hall event with a bearded man in saffron-orange robes seated on a red-and-white decorated throne-like chair at right, in front of a draped table with coloured geometric patterns and a brass oil lamp. Behind him a purple banner reads Tamil text and shows a portrait of a man in a white turban. Above, framed pictures of deities including Saraswati with veena and Ganesha hang on the wall. Seated in white clothes on plastic chairs to the left are about six devotees, several wearing garlands and white attire. A standing man in white and a woman in a dark sari stand near the wall, and two people in the foreground are partially visible. A white fan stands between the groups.Empty stage set for the a person Spurana meditation programme, with a large white throne-style chair draped in white cloth on a raised red-carpeted platform. A small white-covered side table holds a flower vase, a water bottle and a microphone stand. A vertical banner on the right shows a blue meditating figure labelled with the seven chakras. Red steps lead up at right, with potted palms along the front and a white cooler to the side. A backdrop banner in Tamil and English reads the programme name; no people are visible.2009-02-25A seated man in white clothes with a red-and-saffron shawl speaks into a microphone on a stage, sitting on a white-draped chair. Behind him hang two framed portraits on a blue curtain: one shows a bearded man with white turban and braid, the other a smiling man in saffron turban, labelled with a caption reading Paramahamsa Nithyananda Swamiji and Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam. To the right stands a large chakra chart showing a blue meditating figure with seven chakras, with Tamil text at the top. A fan, a wooden kamandalu-like vessel and small tables with books sit on the stage, and a plastic chair rests at left.A stage at an indoor convention hall set with a large backdrop banner showing a smiling man in a white turban and a gold-trimmed white garment, raising one hand in blessing, beside Tamil text. To the left stands a framed portrait in a garland of marigolds, and a green-framed picture rests nearby. A white-draped seat with a small flower arrangement sits centre stage. A woman in a cream sari with orange border stands on a blue carpet, while devotees in white and coloured saris sit on the red carpet. Scattered papers, bottles and cloths litter the floor. A concentric rainbow-coloured circular chart hangs on the right wall.2006-12-162003 - Sacred collection UncategorizedMarch 21 20042004-03-21June 02 20092009-06-02June 02 20092009-06-02A stage event in a hall lit with rows of warm bulbs over a pale pink ceiling-facing canopy. A standing woman in white with a handheld microphone speaks to the audience, while a seated woman in white sits beside a large portrait of a smiling man in an orange-yellow turban and white garment, flanked by a second seated figure in white. Two framed deity pictures hang on the wall at left and right. A banner reads Dhyana Peetam Bengaluru in yellow and blue letters, and a green and white banner reads Ananda Pamshiva... with Dhyana a person Mukam. A blue chakra and energy-body poster stands at left. Brass lamps and garlands decorate the foreground altar at right. Several seated attendees in white are visible at the bottom edge.A photograph of a yoga session setup in a plain white-walled hall with a navy drape backdrop. A framed portrait of a saffron-robed, turbaned figure seated in meditation, garlanded with white and pink flowers, sits on a draped table beside two oil lamps and a flower offering. A yellow banner reads Ananda Yoga in Tamil script, and a navy poster shows a diagram of the chakras and human energy field. A large banner on the left shows a smiling saffron-turbaned figure with the printed caption Paramahamsa Nithyananda Swamigal, Dhyanapeetam, Bangalore. A man in white clothes kneels at a white-draped low platform with a microphone stand, and a portable air cooler stands at right.వరద మూర్తి ప్రాణప్రతిష్ట