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April 30 2017

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April 30 20172017-04-30 +2 copiesApril 30 20172017-04-30April 30 20172017-04-30 +1 copiesApril 30 20172017-04-30 +1 copiesFebruary 19 20172017-02-19A large indoor hall at a Nithyananda Dhyanapeetham-style ashram filled with a dense assembly of devotees seated on colourful striped mats and cushions across the floor. Many men wear white kurtas or shirts with saffron or orange shawls and rudraksha malas, while others wear orange and saffron robes. Several seated figures hold open notebooks or papers. On the right, a few people sit beside small hand drums and percussion instruments. Pink walls are hung with framed pictures and maroon drapes, ceiling tube lights run in rows, and a large stage with a bright screen at the far end shows a figure in saffron.2017-04-30 +1 copiesNovember 21 20152015-11-21A large hall filled with seated devotees on colourful striped mats during a programme at the Nithyananda Peetham, Bengaluru. Many attendees wear white and saffron-orange clothing, with rudraksha malas and orange shawls over bare shoulders. A bearded man in a saffron turban sits near the centre, and a man in white sits nearby. Fluorescent ceiling lights, framed artwork on the walls and a far-off figure standing near a shrine complete the scene. Hundreds of people are visible, many younger children among them.2017-02-19November 21 20152015-11-21August 26 20172017-08-26 +1 copiesA wide photograph of a large hall with pale pink walls and rows of ceiling lights, filled with a seated congregation on striped mats of blue, green, pink and red. Many participants wear white dhotis and kurtas, while others wear saffron and orange robes; a few men in saffron sit on the front mats, and some carry hand drums on the right. Framed pictures hang on the walls, a digital clock reads 09:47 PM near the left, and a cameraperson with a tripod films at the far left. At the front, figures sit near a stage with pink drapes and a large screen.2017-04-23A large hall filled with seated devotees during a Sadashivatva session. Many young men and women wear saffron-orange robes with rudraksha malas, while others wear white dhotis and shawls. Ceiling lights, fans and framed banners line the pale walls, and a stage at the far end displays a red backdrop with a seated figure.2017-05-14