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A large indoor hall with a seated central figure in the middle of the frame, on a red-cushioned white ornate throne, wearing orange-saffron robes and a long rudraksha mala, holding a microphone and gesturing with one hand. He sits behind a wooden lectern with a laptop and a trident stands to his side. Around him, dozens of participants sit on the floor in white dhotis and orange-red shawls, many with red tilak marks on their foreheads, and several women wear white saris and beaded necklaces. Banners reading Nithyananda Padukai Mandir, Nithyananda Hindu Temple and Nithyananda Satsang Center hang on the back partition, and two large screens show a bearded man in orange holding a microphone. The scene resembles a satsang or discourse session with seated devotees.

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March 16 20172017-03-16March 16 20172017-03-16March 16 20172017-03-16March 16 20172017-03-16March 16 20172017-03-16A seated man in saffron-orange robes sits on an ornate white and red throne at the centre of a large hall, holding a microphone, with a small wooden lectern and laptop before him. Around him, many devotees sit on the floor in white and cream traditional clothes, some with saffron and orange shawls, rudraksha malas and necklaces. Behind the throne stand partitions labelled Nithyananda Padukai Mandir, Nithyananda Hindu Temple and Nithyananda Satsang Center, with a trident displayed nearby. A large screen shows the speaker, and framed portraits hang on the walls. In the foreground, the backs of seated listeners face the stage. Swamiji (probable): the speaker wears saffron robes, long swept-back hair and rudraksha beads, matching the throne-seated teacher at the centre.2017-03-16March 16 20172017-03-16March 17 20172017-03-17 +1 copiesMarch 16 20172017-03-16March 16 20172017-03-16March 16 20172017-03-16 +1 copiesA photograph of a seated ritual gathering in a large hall. A man in a rust-orange robe with a rudraksha mala and a gold necklace sits on an ornate silver-and-red throne with eyes closed and arms extended, a person identified by his orange robe, rudraksha mala and ceremonial gold necklace. A silver trident stands to the left. Around him participants in white dhotis and white or yellow saris sit on the floor, some with rudraksha malas, some with forehead markings, and a woman in a teal sari sits at the front. Banners behind read Nithyananda Padukа Mandir, Nithyananda Hindu Temple and Nithyananda Satsang Center. The count of visible physical people is above twenty.2017-03-16