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A large indoor hall filled with hundreds of seated men in white dhotis and white shirts, sitting cross-legged on red mats with white cloth blindfolds tied over their eyes. Many wear rudraksha malas and lanyard-style event badges. Hanging lanterns and banners decorate the ceiling and walls, with a red-draped stage area at the back. Crowd is dense and fills the frame.

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December 23 20072007-12-23December 23 20072007-12-23December 23 20072007-12-23December 23 20072007-12-23December 23 20072007-12-23December 23 20072007-12-23A large indoor hall filled with hundreds of seated participants on a red floor covering, most wearing white dhotis and white shirts and blindfolded with white cloth bands across their eyes. Some wear yellow or orange shirts and rudraksha malas, and many sit cross-legged with hands resting on their knees during a meditation session. Yellow cloth bags and water bottles lie among them, and red plastic chairs stand at the front right edge. The rear of the hall shows red shutters and a few staff standing near the walls. The scene suggests a mass guided meditation at a convention in Salem, Tamil Nadu, but no a person figure is clearly visible.2009-02-27November 25 20062006-11-25 +1 copiesFebruary 25 2009 Nithyananda Spurana Convention2009-02-25February 27 20092009-02-27A large hall filled with seated devotees on red carpeting, most wearing white clothing and white cloth headbands tied over their eyes. Many wear lanyards with blue ID badges. Some men wear yellow or orange shirts, and a few older men sit closer to the foreground. Plastic water bottles and small bags lie on the carpet. At the far end, a few people in white and orange stand near a stage area under a wide hall with white pillars and orange-trimmed walls. Banners hang on the walls. The scene shows a convention session with the crowd seated in meditative posture.2009-02-27A large hall filled with seated devotees meditating in rows on red carpet. Most wear white shirts and white dhotis, with rudraksha malas around their necks and name badges on their chests. Many have white cloth blindfolds tied over their eyes. Some hold hands in mudra positions on their knees. A few figures stand near the back wall and at the far right side; the hall has white pillars, red wall panels and a stage speaker. Overall a dense crowd of more than a hundred people, with distinct foreground faces partly visible.2009-02-25