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Stage photograph of a woman in a pink and gold silk sari standing centre-stage holding a handwritten paper reading "Om Swami Nithyananda Ki Jai Ho" and a microphone, with a rudraksha mala around her neck and a bindi and gold jewellery. Behind her a woman in rust-orange sari with rudraksha beads holds papers. Seated on a red stage are blindfolded participants in cream, teal and navy outfits with rudraksha malas, and a bearded man in orange robes sits beside a gold-framed throne-style chair. Red curtains form the backdrop.

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December 21 20162016-12-21December 21 20162016-12-21December 21 20162016-12-21December 21 20162016-12-21December 21 20162016-12-21December 21 20162016-12-21A woman in a pink and gold sari with a rudraksha mala and a red bindi stands on a stage holding up a sheet of paper with handwritten text. Behind her, several people in saris and mostly plain clothing sit or stand on a red-draped stage. On the right, a woman in a rust-orange sari bends to a table, and in front, men and women wear black eye masks and rudraksha malas while seated in white and pale green garments. A tall maroon curtain forms the backdrop, and a plain white panel stands to one side. Some people hold microphones.2016-12-21A woman in a pink and gold silk sari stands at centre holding a handheld microphone and a small card, speaking at a satsang stage. She wears a red bindi, a long rudraksha mala and gold earrings. Behind her, a maroon draped backdrop hangs. Seated in front are several devotees, some wearing black eye covers; a bearded man in orange robes and a rudraksha mala sits at right beside a white-robed man with a microphone, and a gilded throne-like chair stands at the far right. A standing woman in a rust-coloured sari is at the left edge.2016-12-21Photograph of a stage event with red drapes behind a row of seated participants, several wearing dark blindfolds. A man on the far left sits bare-chested in white dhoti with rudraksha mala, a woman in yellow silk sari with rudraksha mala sits beside him, and a man in a teal kurta and white dhoti with rudraksha mala sits in the centre. Two men in white dhoti and light kurta, one blindfolded, sit in the middle, while a man in a navy kurta with rudraksha mala holds a clipboard and microphone. A woman in a pink and gold sari stands at right, facing the group. Behind them, two young women in rust and orange saris stand at left, and a man in orange robes and a bearded man stand near a gilded framed portrait at right. Gilded lion-figure ornaments are visible on a table.2016-12-21A stage event where five people sit in a row on low wooden stools in front of a red draped backdrop, several wearing black blindfolds. From left: a bare-chested man in white dhoti with a vertical tilak and rudraksha mala, a woman in a yellow silk sari, a man in a teal kurta and cream dhoti with a rudraksha mala, a man in white dhoti and white shawl, and a young man in a navy shirt and white trousers holding a clipboard. A woman in a pink and gold sari with a rudraksha mala stands at right holding papers. Two women in orange and red saris stand behind. At far right an older bearded man in orange robes sits in a gold-framed chair, and another orange-robed man sits behind the stools on a gold throne.2016-12-21December 21 20162016-12-21A woman in a pink and gold silk sari stands centre stage holding a microphone in one hand and a small card in the other, speaking to a seated audience. She wears a red bindi, a long rudraksha mala, a gold necklace and gold earrings. Behind her, several seated participants wear black blindfolds, including a woman in a cream sari with a rudraksha mala on the left and a young man in navy kurta with a rudraksha mala on the right. Two bearded men in saffron robes sit on gilded chairs at the right edge, and a man in a grey-green shirt sits centre-left holding a microphone.2016-12-21