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A wide interior view of a large hall during a Nithya Kriya Yoga session at Adi Kailasa, Bengaluru. Rows of seated devotees sit cross-legged on red mats along both sides of a central aisle covered by a beige runner. Many men on the right wear white dhotis and white shirts; women on the left wear saris in orange, red, green and pink. Some devotees hold printed handouts. At the far end stands an empty ornate golden throne with a white cushion, near a stage and a small deity display. Red curtains, ceiling lights and wall-mounted air conditioners line the room. A stanchion rope divides the aisle. Crowd is large, well over one hundred seated people.

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A wide photograph of a large hall filled with seated devotees on red floor mats, separated by a central aisle of cream carpet lined with silver stanchions. Many attendees wear white clothes; some women wear saris in pink, yellow and green. At the far end, a figure in an orange-red garment stands near a gold throne-like seat and a small stage with a red table. Red curtains line the walls and recessed lights run along the ceiling. A person in white stands near the right wall. Dozens of people are visible, with a total count in the many dozens.2013-09-12August 19 20132013-08-19 +1 copiesA large indoor hall with rows of seated devotees on red mats facing a long cream runner that leads toward a distant stage area. Many men in white shirts and white dhotis sit on the left and right, with several women in saree and salwar on the left side, some in yellow, green and red. Stainless steel stanchions with white ropes line the central aisle. White ceiling lights, red curtains and wall fans fill the room. No central figure is clearly visible in the frame.2013-09-15September 12 20132013-09-12A large wide-angle photograph of a seated congregation filling a bright white hall with a pale tiled floor and ceiling spotlights. Hundreds of devotees sit in rows, most wearing white dhotis, white saris and white shirts, with some in red and maroon garments. Many have white and grey tilak marks on their foreheads and rudraksha malas around their necks. Metal stanchions with rope lines divide the central aisle. Framed pictures line the walls, and carved wooden panels stand at the sides. Most people face toward the front of the hall, out of view. The scene appears to be a satsang or discourse gathering.2016-03-07August 17 20132013-08-17September 12 20132013-09-12March 07 20162016-03-07August 17 20132013-08-17September 30 20132013-09-30August 23 20142014-08-23December 18 20112011-12-18