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A street procession on a tree-lined road. Two saffron-robed sannyasis in orange cloth and orange turbans-style head wraps stand behind a white banner reading ISSO Appreciates Your Support Thank You, held by a group of devotees. Other participants in white shirts, a blue kurta, and a light-blue sari wave white and blue flags, one with a blue emblem. A small child in dark clothes stands at the banner's end. Behind them, a banner partly visible reads Sanatana. Grass, trees and a blue sky frame the scene.

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September 10 20062006-09-10September 10 20062006-09-10September 10 20062006-09-10September 10 20062006-09-10Outdoor procession on a paved road beneath trees, with a large white and red fringed canopy umbrella held up over a central figure. A smiling man in saffron-orange robes and an orange head wrap stands at the center, with a rudraksha-style beaded necklace. Nearby men in white dhotis and white kurtas wear orange shawls, and one holds a small object. A young girl in white and a child in a green dress stand to the left beside flower-decorated tables, and women in saris are present. Orange and white flags, marigold garlands and a red-and-gold chariot-style float appear in the background, with blue-shirted volunteers behind.2006-09-10Outdoor street procession on a sunny day with tall pine trees and mountains behind. A white fringed parasol with red trim is carried over the centre, and a large yellow-and-red ornate banner is held aloft. Several people walk barefoot in saffron and orange robes. In the centre a figure in orange robes with an orange shawl and a long beaded necklace carries a small framed blue-and-white image, while a man in a yellow robe and a man in orange robes at right hold brass pots or vessels. A man in a deep magenta shawl and white dhoti walks at right, and a man in white kurta and white dhoti stands at left. Many people hold white flags or cloths, and some are blowing in the air. A sign reads Nithyananda Vedic Temple (Bayreuth) and another banner says Southern California Tamil Organization.2009-10-17September 10 20062006-09-10September 10 20062006-09-10September 10 20062006-09-10Outdoor procession on a sunny street lined with trees. Several people in saffron and orange robes walk together. A man on the left in orange robes and a red-orange turban wears a long gold-beaded necklace and holds a small silver object. In the centre, a person in an orange robe and gold beaded necklace holds a white flag with a large blue emblem, while others around them carry red and white flags. A man in orange with a red-orange turban and gold beads, and a person in orange carrying a painted blue-and-gold shrine plaque with flowers, walk among devotees in white clothing. Behind them, placards with photographs and printed text are held up by marchers. A trident-topped staff rises on the left.2009-10-17A street procession moves along a sunlit road lined with trees and a white building on the left. Many people walk together, carrying white and orange flags bearing a blue emblem, and several hold white placards. Foreground figures include a man in a maroon kurta with gold trim, a shaved-headed man in orange robes, a woman in an orange sari with a beaded necklace, and women in yellow and pink saris. A child in a red and pink dress stands near a yellow balloon at left, and a woman in white and pink appears at lower right. Some hold hands and raise arms in celebration.2009-10-17Outdoor procession on a paved road lined with eucalyptus trees and green shrubs under a clear blue sky. Marchers in white and cream clothing walk behind banners: a tan banner reading amma.org M.A. Center, and a tall banner with a portrait of a smiling woman in white. A man in a cap and jeans holds a framed portrait of a woman garlanded with red flowers. A woman in a white salwar kameez stands in front, and a woman in a white sari with orange border holds a staff. Several people wear white and one wears an orange kurta. Another man holds a framed portrait of a smiling woman; the portraits are printed images, not physical people.2006-09-10