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A large seated audience of young men and boys dressed in white kurta-style clothing fills a hall at a KAILASA gathering. Many sit cross-legged with hands raised in greeting or palms pressed together, and a few wear rudraksha or beaded necklaces; one boy has a white ash mark on his forehead. A big screen at upper left shows a live feed, and a red-and-white framed display hangs on the back wall. No a person candidate is clearly visible among the foreground participants, so the scene is shown as a seated satsang audience. Approximately 100 or more people are visible across the hall.

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A large seated audience of mostly young men and boys in white ritual clothes fills a hall at a person session. Many wear white kurtas or shirts with white dhotis, and several have sacred thread-like neck beads and tilak marks on their foreheads. Some are clapping with raised hands, and others sit attentively looking forward. Older men in white and a few people in saffron or orange garments sit at the back.2017-05-22A dense seated crowd of young boys and some adults, all dressed in plain white shirts and dhotis, sit closely together in an indoor hall with warm, dim lighting. Many wear thin red and white threads at the neck and small pendants; some have white tilak smears on their foreheads. A middle-aged man in the centre-right wears a white shirt, a dark rudraksha-style mala and a pendant, with a vermilion mark on his forehead, and sits among the boys. Several boys smile or look toward the front, and one boy in the centre applauds with raised hands. Most faces are turned forward toward an unseen speaker or stage.2017-02-13 +1 copiesA dense crowd of devotees seated in a hall during a satsang, many in white dhotis and shawls with rudraksha malas, several with hands raised in devotional gesture or palms pressed together. A man in the right foreground wears a white shirt and gold-toned dhoti with a rudraksha mala; a long-haired devotee at right wears a forehead mark and white and gold cloth. Faces are partly obscured by people in front. A red banner and pink-walled hall are visible behind. a person is not clearly identifiable in this crowd.2017-05-29A large seated congregation of men fills a hall at a Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam satsang, many dressed in white dhotis and shirts with white shawls over their shoulders. Many are clapping or holding their palms together in namaskar. Several wear rudraksha malas and vibhuti or tilak on their foreheads, and some are bare-chested. Their faces are turned toward the stage, which is decorated with bright red and pink backdrops and a large screen at the top left.2017-05-21A large seated crowd of boys and young men dressed in white kurtas and white dhotis, many wearing rudraksha malas and pendants, sits closely packed at the Nithyanandam Kids Convention at Adi Kailasa, Bengaluru. Several smile, clap or raise their hands while others watch attentively; some have white vibhuti lines on their foreheads. Among them, two adult men in white shirts, one wearing a rudraksha mala and another with a tilak and vibhuti, sit amid the children. Event cards are pinned to several white garments. No prominent figure in saffron or ornate robes is visible.2017-02-13A large seated congregation of men in white dhotis and white shirts fills a hall at a satsang, many with palms pressed together or hands raised in devotion. In the foreground a man in saffron-orange robes and a rudraksha-style necklace sits with hands folded. Yellow walls, orange hangings and bright lights frame the room, and a few people stand in the background. The visible crowd is large, with many dozens of people seated across the hall.2013-01-19A large seated congregation in white ritual clothes at an indoor satsang hall, with many people sitting on the floor and some on chairs in the background. Most men wear plain white dhotis and shawls, many with white vertical or horizontal sacred markings on their foreheads and rudraksha malas around their necks. Several boys in front, one wearing a white cloth with a tilak, sit with hands raised in prayer or folded in attendance. Some women in pale yellow and white saris sit in the background. The crowd faces a stage out of frame, and a faint purple logo appears in the upper left corner.2017-11-25May 21 20172017-05-21May 21 20172017-05-21May 27 20172017-05-27May 13 20122012-05-13November 26 20172017-11-26