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A large crowd of seated attendees fills the foreground of an indoor hall, facing a stage draped in red curtains. On the stage, a figure in orange robes with an orange head covering sits on an orange throne, with a red-carpeted step below. Behind the throne, a lavender banner shows a framed portrait of a smiling woman in orange with rudraksha beads, alongside Tamil and English text for the a person Spurana Program. Floral arrangements in yellow and pink flank the stage, and a blue information panel with multicoloured boxes sits at the right. Loudspeakers, stage lights and a camera on a tripod are visible.

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Wide photo of a large indoor convention stage with red draped curtains and floral arrangements. A seated figure in orange robes sits on a red throne-like chair on a raised platform, with a sword-like staff laid across the front. A large purple banner beside him shows a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" and the text NITHYANANDA SPURANA PROGRAM (NSP). Two camera tripods stand at the front. A dense audience of many seated attendees fills the foreground. Swamiji (probable) appears as the seated figure in orange clothing with long hair and a beaded mala.2009-08-13August 13 20092009-08-13A photograph of a large outdoor convention stage with a red draped backdrop and blue stage floor. A figure in orange robes sits on a low orange-cushioned chair at a microphone, with a red stair leading up to the platform. Above the stage is a large purple banner with Tamil and English headings reading Nithyananda Spurana Program (NSP), and a portrait of a smiling woman with a bindi and beads on the left. Flower garlands decorate the stage pillars, and a standing fan and speaker sit at the sides. A dense audience of mostly white-clad, bald and grey-haired devotees fills the foreground, with many heads visible.2009-08-13A large indoor stage at a person Spurana Program session, with a crowd of many people seated in white clothing filling the foreground. On an orange-cushioned throne in the centre sits a woman in an orange robe with a beaded necklace, speaking into a microphone on a stand. A large purple banner behind her carries a photographic portrait of a smiling figure in orange robes with rudraksha beads, and the program name printed in Tamil and English. Flower garlands and yellow drapes decorate the pillars, a whiteboard stands at the side, and a video camera on a tripod is visible at right. Fans are placed around the stage.2009-08-16A photograph of an outdoor stage at a person Spurana Program session in Chennai, with a large crowd seated in white clothing in the foreground, viewed from behind their heads. On the stage a woman with long dark hair, wearing an orange saffron robe and a beaded necklace, sits on an orange cushioned chair speaking into a microphone on a stand. Behind her hangs a large purple banner with a portrait of a smiling woman in orange robes, Tamil and English titles, and a clear round emblem. Flanking the stage are floral garlands, yellow and orange flower arrangements, red and pink draped curtains, a blue backdrop, standing fans and speaker cabinets.2009-08-16November 26 20092009-11-26August 16 20092009-08-16August 13 20092009-08-13Large outdoor-style hall event photographed from the back of a dense audience of seated attendees in white shirts and dark trousers, many seen from behind. On a raised stage, a figure in saffron-orange robes sits cross-legged on a white throne-like seat behind a small table, with two air coolers flanking the stage. A large blue banner behind shows a smiling woman's portrait in an orange garment with rudraksha beads, alongside Tamil and English titles reading Nithyananda Spurana Program. A green-and-yellow decorative panel and potted green plants frame the stage, with speakers on poles. a person: the seated figure in saffron-orange with long hair is on the stage throne, but the face is too small to confirm and the figure is distant. The white-clad audience is large but many heads are partly visible.2009-11-26August 16 20092009-08-16November 28 20092009-11-28November 26 20092009-11-26