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Outdoor photo of a crowd seated on white concrete steps in front of a whitewashed building with a red-and-white striped border. Above the open doorway on the left is a sign reading NITHYANANDESHWARA TEMPLE. A tall poster titled Kalpataru Darshan, with text about every Saturday and Sunday starting in October 2008, is mounted on the wall, and a Kannada-script sign hangs on the right. Several women in white saris with orange borders and orange shawls stand in the temple doorway. Children in red, blue, green, yellow and white clothes sit and stand on the steps, and adults in pastel saris and white shirts sit along the front. A man in a white dhoti and shirt stands at the left edge, and palm trees appear in the background.

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October 27 20082008-10-27October 27 20082008-10-27Devotees and young boys stand and sit on white steps in front of a whitewashed temple entrance marked Nithyanandeshwara Temple. Several women in orange and saffron blouses stand in the doorway, one in a white sari with a yellow border. A older man in a white shirt and white dhoti stands at left with arms folded, while a man in a white shirt and orange lanyard sits in the lower left corner. Boys in red, yellow, orange and white kurtas and shirts crowd the steps, with women in teal and white saris seated at right. A tall board beside the door reads Kalpataru Darshan, announcing sessions every Saturday and Sunday. Potted plants and a palm tree frame the scene. No a person candidate is clearly visible in the frame.2008-10-27October 27 20082008-10-27October 27 20082008-10-27Photo of the entrance to the Sri Anandeshwara Temple at AadiKailaasa, a white building with a dark doorway and a signboard reading "SRI ANANDESHWARA TEMPLE" above it. Devotees gather in front: a shaved-headed man in white on the left holds a green cloth bag, and several men in white dhotis and kurtas stand near the steps. Women in cream and orange saris and children in mixed clothing sit on the red-and-white striped steps and benches, while people in orange-trimmed white clothes stand in the doorway. A board on the wall reads "Kalpataru Darshan, every Saturday and Sunday." Palm trees and a stone wall stand behind the building.2008-10-27Outdoor scene at a whitewashed temple front with a painted sign reading Sri Anandeshwara Devasthana and a second board labelled Sri Nithyanandeshwara Temple. A man in a long-sleeved white kurta with an orange shawl stands on a red-and-white painted platform, facing a man in a flowing orange robe with long dark hair who stands at the platform's edge. Behind them a large seated crowd of children, women and men watches, including a woman in a teal sari and several children in white and orange. A poster on the wall advertises Saturday and Sunday sessions starting at 4 and 5 October 2008. Probable Swamiji is the man in the orange robe with long swept-back hair and an orange shawl, appearing as the speaker on the platform.2008-10-27October 27 20082008-10-27October 27 20082008-10-27October 27 20082008-10-27October 27 20082008-10-27October 27 20082008-10-27