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A long single-storey white building with a terracotta-tiled sloping roof and a covered veranda with white plastic chairs runs across the frame. A partly visible blue sign reading Welcome Center hangs at the top left, and a yellow and red flag is mounted at the left edge. A sign on the facade reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetha. In front, a green lawn is laid out with paved stepping stones, a large boulder, terracotta edging, potted plants and a garden hose. No people are visible.

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Exterior of a long white single-storey building with a terracotta-tiled roof and a covered verandah supported by red-painted columns, at Aadikailaasa in Bengaluru. White plastic chairs sit on the verandah beside potted plants. A red banner with white lettering hangs from the roofline. In front lies a lawn with stone paths, a large boulder, a hose and a low brick edging, with a curved metal-roofed structure visible at right under a clear sky. No people are visible.2008-11-20A white single-storey building with a terracotta-tiled verandah and a corrugated roof runs across the frame, with white plastic chairs lined up on the porch. A sign hangs from the tiled eave reading a Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam office name. In front, a lawn with a curving stone path, a brick-edged bed, a large boulder and a garden hose lies in warm low sunlight. No people are visible.2008-11-20November 20 20082008-11-20November 20 20082008-11-20A long, single-storey white building with a corrugated metal roof and terracotta-tiled verandah overhangs stands on a grassy lawn lined with small potted plants and flowering beds in the foreground. A hanging banner on the facade displays a portrait of a bearded man beside the text reading Nithyananda Mission Secretariat. Bare-branched trees and bright sunlight appear at the upper right, and a small stone and a hose lie on the ground. No people are visible in the scene.2008-11-20November 20 20082008-11-20A long, low white building with a corrugated metal roof and a brown tiled overhang stands in a dusty yard with a grassy strip and small flowering plants. Steps with a white railing lead up at the left, and a signboard on the facade reads 'Nithyananda Mission Secretariat' beneath a partly visible 'Centre' sign. A tree at the right is backlit by a low sun. No people are visible.2008-11-20A long, single-storey white building with a corrugated metal roof and a covered veranda stands in an open, unpaved site at low sun. A blue-and-white banner reading "Welcome Centre" is fixed above the entrance steps. Dry grass, a dirt path with a low edging, and a few small plants lie in the foreground, with a concrete slab at the lower left. No people are visible.2008-11-20Daytime exterior photograph of a long, low white single-storey building with a corrugated metal roof and a red-tiled sloped awning along its front, set on a bare dirt and gravel yard with stone blocks in the foreground. A small banner reading Welcome Center hangs on the left portion of the facade, and a second banner with a blue logo sits on the right; the sun glows behind a leafy tree at the right edge. No people are visible in the scene.2008-11-20A long single-storey white building with a corrugated metal roof and terracotta-coloured eave trim stands on dry, bare ground beside a patch of planted shrubs and small yellow flowers. A white sign reading Welcome Center hangs at the left end of the facade, and a smaller white banner is mounted at the centre. Steps lead up to a verandah with white plastic chairs. A tree at right is backlit by low sun over a hazy sky. No people are visible.2008-11-20Long single-storey white building with a corrugated roof and a red-tiled eave under a bright, backlit sky at Aadikailaasa, Bengaluru. A banner reading Welcome Center hangs at left and a second sign reading Nithyananda Vedic Shastra Mandir hangs on the building front. A lone person in white clothes with an orange shawl and a shoulder bag walks along a dirt path past a grassy strip with yellow flowers. No other people are visible.2008-11-20November 20 20082008-11-20