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A large seated audience of men in a tented hall at a person Spurana programme. Most wear white shirts and white dhotis; the foreground men wear a pale green striped shirt with glasses, and a grey polo with a crossed-arms posture beside a man in a red checked shirt. Several attendees have name badges clipped to their shirts. Behind them hang a draped white fabric backdrop, a framed portrait of a bearded man in a saffron turban, and a blue banner with printed text. A rudraksha-style mala is visible on a white-clad man at left. Chairs are light blue plastic.

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Rows of men in white shirts and white dhotis sit on blue plastic chairs under a tent with draped beige fabric, attending a seminar session. Most wear white or pale shirts; several wear eyeglasses, and a few have grey or white hair. One man in the foreground wears a lanyard badge and a striped white shirt. Behind them, a standing figure in white and a banner with printed text are visible, along with an electric fan and a water dispenser near the back.2006-12-17December 17 20062006-12-17A photograph of a seated audience at a person Spurana programme in Chennai. Rows of men in pale shirts and white dhotis sit on white plastic chairs, many wearing name badges on their shirts and holding small plates of offerings or flower garlands on their laps. A banner reading www.nithyananda.org hangs behind them, and a few standing figures appear at the back. Most attendees look forward attentively; a man in the foreground wears a light blue checked shirt and a bindi-style mark on his forehead is visible on a man at left. No clear a person candidate is visible in this crowd.2006-12-17September 20 20142014-09-20Photograph of a large seated audience at a satsang, mostly men in white shirts and dhotis with name badges, watching intently in rows of chairs in front of a red and white draped backdrop. A man in the foreground on the left wears a white outfit and a rudraksha-style bead mala, while others in striped shirts sit nearby. No speaker or a person candidate is visible on stage; the view is of the listening audience only.2013-04-20A seated audience of many men fills a hall at an Arogya Yoga programme. Most wear white shirts and white dhotis, and one older man on the left in a white kurta wears a red rudraksha mala. Others wear light blue and pale shirts, and a few have turbans. Rows of red plastic chairs face forward, and identity badges are visible on some shirts. Behind them a white draped backdrop and a banner are visible. Many attendees are smiling and attentive.2006-11-25Article - November 26 20062006-11-26 +1 copiesA photograph of a large seated audience inside a hall, mostly men in white shirts and dhotis-style white clothing, with some in red, yellow, pink and green checked or plain shirts. Many wear lanyard-style identity badges around their necks. Several have vertical sandalwood or vibhuti marks on their foreheads. They face forward, attentive, watching an unseen speaker or ceremony at the front. White plastic chairs fill the foreground and rows behind, with red pillars and framed pictures on a wall in the background.2015-07-26A large crowd of seated men fills the frame, sitting on orange-red floor mats in a hall. Most wear white or pale shirts and trousers, and several have name badges or lanyards on their chests. A man in the centre-right wears a white shirt, dark-rimmed glasses and a blue lanyard, with a red-and-white beaded mala around his neck nearby. Others wear striped shirts, a pink checked shirt and a yellow shirt, and they look toward the front attentively, as at a satsang talk. The photo is watermarked across the middle and bottom.2010-11-09November 25 20062006-11-25A large seated audience fills a red-canopied tent, with rows of men sitting cross-legged on red mats. Many wear white shirts and white dhotis, some with rudraksha malas and sandalwood or vibhuti marks on their foreheads. Several have name badges clipped to their shirts. A man in the front center wears a white kurta and sits with his hands clasped, while others wear pastel or striped shirts. No single speaker or dais is clearly visible; the attention of the crowd appears directed forward toward an unseen stage. The image is part of a satsang or discourse gathering.2013-04-21September 18 20112011-09-18