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Photograph of an exhibition booth titled "Ashram Programmes" and "Healing Tower" under a white tent. Two women in white and yellow stand at a display board of programme posters, one with a long braid and another in a yellow-bordered sari. A seated attendant in a yellow top sits behind a table with pamphlets and a "Kalpataru" sign. Posters show a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" and a Tamil Dhyana Peetham announcement with dates in February and March 2010. Red and orange drapes and a red plastic chair frame the booth. No a person candidate is visibly present.

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A photograph of an outdoor registration tent with white draped fabric and a large orange banner reading "Nithyanandam Enlightenment Initiative" beside a banner for the "Ananda Spurana Program" and the "Nithyananda Spurana Program (NSP)". Two framed portrait photos of a smiling woman in orange clothing appear on the banners, labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" on one. Below, a table covered with a navy cloth holds brochures and papers. A young man in white kurta with an ID lanyard stands at the table, another man in white stands nearby, and a woman in orange and a man in white sit at the table. A man in a striped shirt stands at the right edge. Grey clouds and a white building are behind the tent.2009-07-07A program registration booth with a white canopy and a blue-draped table. Two people sit behind it: a smiling woman in a yellow-bordered white sari on the left, and a man in a white shirt on the right holding papers. A banner above reads 'Program Registration' in English and Kannada. Behind them, a large banner for the Nithyananda Healing Tower lists offerings such as distance healing, instant clarity, spiritual counselling and program registration, with a temple-tower image and a phone number. A framed portrait labelled 'Paramahamsa Nithyananda' shows a smiling person in orange robes and beads. A tall banner with a bird emblem and colourful floral patterns hangs at the left edge, and a Tamil-script banner is at the right.2010-01-01January 08 20102010-01-08Photograph of a program registration booth under a white tent at an outdoor event. Behind the counter, a woman in a white salwar kameez with a white shawl stands beside a younger woman in a yellow shawl and sari, and a blue-teal draped table holds brochures and a Kalpataru sign. In front of the booth, a man in an orange turban and orange robe with a full beard stands at left, while two people in orange robes, one with long dark hair and gold ornaments, face the counter. Banners read Nithyanandam Enlightenment Intensive and Nithyananda Healing Tower, listing offerings such as distance healing and blessings. Blue balloons and silver tinsel decorate the top edge. Several people in orange and white are visible, including partially visible figures at the edges.2009-12-30A photograph of an outdoor registration stall under a white canvas tent at a Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam event. Large banners show a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" beside program text for Nithyanandam Enlightenment Intensive and Ananda Spurana Program. Several people stand and sit at white-covered tables; a man in a white shirt and light checked shirt face the desk, a woman in a cream and red-bordered sari stands near a counter, and attendants in white shirts sit writing at the table. Grey clouds hang overhead.2009-07-07A registration booth under a white tent with a green carpet at a person event. Banners read Shakti Spurana Program [BSP] Life Bliss Program Level 3 and Nithyanandam Enlightenment Intensive. A young man in white seated at a white-draped table with blue cloth writes on a form while a woman in a white top and yellow dupatta with a long braid leans over the table speaking to him. Two men stand at the table in white shirts, one with a phone in hand, and other attendees in white clothes are visible in the background near a second booth. A portrait of a smiling woman appears on the Nithyanandam banner, and a small framed image of a robed figure sits on a banner to the right.2009-08-16November 27 20092009-11-27December 30 20092009-12-30A photograph of an information stall at a Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam event. A woman in a green-and-gold sari with a lanyard sits at a white-draped table, gesturing as she speaks to visitors. Behind her, another woman in a white sari with a yellow shawl stands at the stall. A man in white shirt and trousers stands with his back to the camera at the table edge, and several more visitors, including a woman in a purple sari, crowd the aisle. Large banners on the left and back advertise a program with dates, a venue and contact numbers, with a red panel of text behind the stall.2009-07-25January 17 20092009-01-17 +1 copiesA photograph of a stall at an outdoor event under a white canopy. A woman in a white-and-orange sari with a yellow shawl stands at the centre, speaking with people and holding a yellow leaflet and a pen. Three people in the foreground stand with their backs to the camera, and a seated woman in white with a long braid sits at the right. Behind them, large banners show a Kumbh Mela Yatra 2010 poster with a river and boats, and a Tamil-language poster featuring a portrait of a saffron-robed figure with a rudraksha mala, a green hill and boats, with a list of points about linga pratishtha. Tables hold papers and pamphlets, and blue crates sit at the right. A portrait on the banner shows a saffron-robed figure with a crown-like head covering and a rudraksha mala, but the image does not clearly establish the identity of any physical person.2010-01-19A photo of a "SERVICES & DONATIONS" booth numbered 6 at an indoor convention, with a red tent ceiling and green carpet. Three women in white saris with gold borders stand at a white table; one has a long braid and another wears a lanyard. Behind them a large banner reads "Vaithya Sakthi Sthalam" with a group of deity and kalasha-style illustrations, and a poster for Nithya Annadanam shows a large hall of seated diners, a banana-leaf meal and a photo of a smiling woman in orange. Side panels show more photographs and posters. No a person candidate is visible in the booth; the orange-clad figures appear only on printed material.2009-11-27