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A photograph of an outdoor procession on a dusty ground beside palm trees. Several attendants in white clothes with orange sashes hold ornate umbrellas (chhatras) with red, blue and yellow fabric, fringed tassels and embroidered panels. A bald man in an orange robe stands in the centre looking upward, and a second man in orange with long dark hair stands beside him. Other people in white and orange walk behind, a parked white car sits at left, and small flags line the background under a pale sky. The scene looks like a ritual escort or procession.

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February 10 20072007-02-10 +1 copiesFebruary 10 20072007-02-10February 10 20072007-02-10 +1 copiesFebruary 10 20072007-02-10 +1 copiesOutdoor procession on a dirt ground lined with palm trees under a cloudy sky. A long-haired man in a saffron-orange dhoti and shawl walks barefoot in front, smiling, with a rudraksha-style bead necklace visible. Beside him an older bearded man in orange robes walks with a bead mala. Several devotees in white dhotis and white garments with orange shawls follow, some carrying a large multicolored ceremonial umbrella with tasseled fringe and embroidered panels. A parked white car sits in the left foreground. a person is the long-haired man in orange, in_person, with the umbrella-bearing attendants around him.2007-02-02 +1 copiesJanuary 31 20072007-01-31January 31 20072007-01-31A photograph of a ceremonial procession on a dirt courtyard at dusk, with palm trees and a parked silver car behind. A long-haired figure in a flowing orange robe walks barefoot at the centre, followed by a line of people in white and orange. Several attendants in white dhotis and orange shawls carry multicoloured parasols with fringed edges and bird motifs, and others carry round red and yellow drums or decorated plates. Behind them, more participants in white robes walk and a man in white stands at the back. A white chalk kolam design is drawn on the ground. A figure in orange with a shaved head and a rudraksha mala walks at the right side. The scene suggests a ritual procession. a person probable: long swept-back hair and an orange robe, though his face is not visible in this view.2007-02-10A procession on a dirt road beside palm trees and a parked silver car. A young man in an orange dhoti and a long flower garland, with a gold necklace, walks at the centre, flanked by sannyasi in saffron robes and devotees in white with yellow and orange shawls. Two attendants at the sides carry ornate ceremonial parasols in orange, red, yellow and green, and a large multicoloured parasol is held above the central figure. Devotees in white dhotis and orange shawls walk behind. A bearded man in orange robes walks barefoot near the front. Stone sculptures and a roadside stall appear in the background.2010-02-12Outdoor procession on a dusty ground in front of a white structure with a tall pillar, palm trees behind. Several people in white dhotis and white kurtas walk with large colourful ceremonial parasols featuring blue, red, orange and yellow panels with white motifs and fringed edges. Among them, a man in orange robes and an orange shawl walks at the front, and another figure in orange robes with a shawl walks at the centre, with a bald man in orange followed by others carrying parasols and a round red-and-gold fan. A silver car and a white SUV are parked at the left and right edges, and a white-dressed attendant holds a parasol in the foreground. Many people, roughly 21-100 visible.2007-02-10February 10 20072007-02-10A procession on a dirt path outside an ashram, with palm trees and a low thatched shelter behind. At the center, a man in orange robes and a rudraksha-style orange-beaded garland walks under a multicoloured canopy umbrella, carrying a brass pot on a tray. Around him, men in orange and white robes and women in white saris with yellow shawls walk or stand with palms pressed together. Several colourful umbrellas with peacock-like motifs are carried along the procession. A large signboard with a site map stands to the left, and a banner reading Nithyananda Amrutham is visible in the background.2010-01-02 +1 copies