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A man in a white shirt sits in a seated crowd, wearing an orange-red shawl printed with black Tamil script and a small white tilak on his forehead. He looks to his right with a serious expression. Blurred seated devotees in white and orange-red shawls surround him, and a white-haired man in the right foreground wears a similar orange shawl. The setting appears to be a large gathering, possibly a satsang or discourse. The shawled man is not identifiable as a person from appearance and is described only by role.

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September 16 20152015-09-16Photograph of a man speaking into a microphone on a stand at a satsang-style gathering. He wears a white short-sleeved shirt and white dhoti, with a red scarf printed in black script draped over his shoulders and an orange lanyard around his neck. He has a red tilak and white vibhuti marks on his forehead and holds his hands clasped at waist level. Seated devotees dressed in white and red fill the blurred hall behind him, with a framed image on the wall.2016-09-29September 09 20162016-09-09A photograph of a seated man in a white t-shirt wearing a red-orange shawl printed with dark Sanskrit script and a dark rudraksha mala, with a red bindi and white forehead markings. He sits attentively, gazing forward, among other seated devotees in white clothing with malas in a bright hall. Another man at right in white clothes and a mala is visible, as are white-clad sitters at the left edge. No deity murti or ritual fire is visible. The man has no distinctive a person cues of long swept-back hair, crown, or ceremonial gold and is not identifiable as a person; he is best described as a devotee.2014-07-22August 31 20142014-08-31A large seated gathering of devotees in white shirts and dhotis, many wearing rudraksha malas and white or tripundra forehead markings, with eyes closed in meditation. In the centre, a man in a white shirt wears an orange shawl printed with repeated a person text and a red bindi, sitting with eyes closed. Other attendees fill the rows behind and beside them, some with kumkum dots and white vibhuti on the forehead.2015-11-21A seated group chanting in a large hall with many devotees behind them. In the foreground, a man in a white kurta wears an orange-yellow turmeric forehead mark and a long orange sash printed with dark script, with a lanyard badge around his neck, eyes closed as he chants. Beside him, a young man bare-chested with a white cloth draped over his shoulders wears long rudraksha malas and a white forehead mark, eyes closed. A young girl in the lower left, in an orange and gold garment, faces forward with a yellow forehead mark, and an elderly man in an orange shawl with a yellow forehead mark sits behind. The crowd is dressed in white and orange.2016-07-04A seated devotee in the foreground wears a white polo shirt and an orange-red shawl printed with black script, with white vibhuti and a red kumkum dot on his forehead. Behind him, many seated devotees in white clothes and orange-red shawls fill a hall, including an older man in glasses with a white-and-gold dhoti and a grey-haired man with a moustache.2014-12-24March 03 20172017-03-03Close-up photo of a man with short dark hair, a short beard and a red tilak mark on his forehead, wearing a white kurta and an orange-red shawl printed with repeated mantra text. He looks off to the side with a serious expression. Behind him, another man with short hair and an orange lanyard turns his head, and a blurred white-clad figure appears at the top. The shawl bears Om Sri Nithyananda Namaha style printed text. Indoor setting with blurred background.2013-07-12July 20 20142014-07-20Close-up photo of a seated man with short dark hair, a short beard and a red bindi on his forehead. He wears a white kurta and an orange-red shawl printed with Sanskrit mantras in black. A red lanyard hangs at his neck. Behind him, blurred seated people in white clothes sit near red-cushioned chairs. He looks steadily toward the camera. No a person candidate is identifiable from visible cues beyond a general devotee presentation.2013-07-11