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Vision of Adhi Kailash Bengaluru HeadquatersA colored architectural sketch titled "ANANDA SABHA : ARCHITECT'S VISUALIZATION" shows a domed temple hall with a tall spire, flanking shrine towers, and a pillared outer corridor set in a water-surrounded garden with a stone pathway. The central dome is pale blue-grey with ribbed panels, and the terraces and pillars are warm terracotta and dark grey. A right-side panel lists location, unique features and projected construction cost. No people are depicted.August 13 20112011-08-13April 24 20122012-04-24October 26 20082008-10-26Vision of Adhi Kailash Bengaluru HeadquatersA photograph of a large printed banner hung on a red draped backdrop. The top strip shows a portrait labelled "Dhyanapeetam Centre, Vellore" alongside two smiling portrait figures, one in orange with a turban and one in white with a green-and-white turban; the portraits are printed and not physical people. Below is a banner with a blue seated meditating figure illustrating chakras with Tamil labels, small photographs of activities, and a fort-like temple image captioned with dates 22, 23 & 24.11.2006. No physical people are visible in the scene.2006-12-31July 17 20062006-07-17A stall display board with a red curtain behind it. At the top, a yellow banner for Dhyanapeetam Centre, Vellore, shows two portrait photographs: on the left a smiling man in an orange robe and orange turban, and on the right a smiling man in a white turban. The main board is titled in Tamil for Arogya Yoga and shows a blue outline of a seated meditating figure with labelled chakras (Sahasrara, Ajna, Vishuddhi, Anahata, Manipuraka, Swadhisthana, Muladhara) and many small photographs of activities. An illustration of a temple gopuram and fort walls appears at the right, with a printed Tamil date line. No people are physically present in the scene.2006-12-31Invitation -Dhyanapeetam Opening CeremonyBanyan Tree2003 - Fliers,Display boards,Hoardings2003-01-01