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A large indoor hall with pale yellow walls and a wide balcony filled with standing spectators along the upper rail. Hundreds of seated devotees fill the floor on red-and-white striped mats, most women in white saris with gold borders, some in pink, yellow and green, many with hands pressed together in namaskar. Several women in the front rows wear gold necklaces and bangles. Water bottles, bags and books are placed on the mats. Black speakers stand on stands at the side walls and ceiling fans hang overhead. The scene suggests a satsang or seated programme with a crowd praying in unison.

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A large indoor hall filled with hundreds of seated devotees, mostly women in white and pastel saris and salwar, many with hands pressed together in namaste, some wearing blue lanyard badges. Red floor mats cover the aisle and front area, red-curtained walls and a white ceiling frame the room, and green palm fronds sit in the foreground. Several people stand near the far front of the hall, and a loudspeaker stands at the left edge. The crowd sits in quiet prayer or meditation during an organised satsang-style gathering.2009-02-25A large indoor hall packed with many hundreds of seated participants, mostly women in white, cream and pastel saris and salwar kameez, sitting closely together on the floor facing forward. Some wear rudraksha-style necklaces and bindis, and a few wear brighter pink, green and yellow garments. A second-floor balcony along the back wall is also crowded with onlookers, and black speaker columns stand at the right side near a wall-mounted screen. The scene suggests a seminar or satsang gathering, with no clear front stage or speaker visible in the frame. A small translucent logo appears in the upper left corner, with a faint copyright line in the lower right.2006-07-28October 03 20082008-10-03A large hall filled with hundreds of seated people, most wearing white or brightly coloured saris, kurtas and shirts, with white cloth blindfolds tied over their eyes. Many wear name badges on their clothing and some wear rudraksha malas. They sit in rows on red floor mats in a meditative practice, with a stage and banners visible at the far end of the hall and orange-brick pillars lining the walls. No individual figure can be identified as a specific person.2009-01-18August 24 20142014-08-24January 01 20122012-01-01March 10 20132013-03-10October 24 20102010-10-24February 25 2009 Nithyananda Spurana Convention2009-02-25August 17 20132013-08-17A large indoor hall filled with seated devotees on striped mats, mostly women in colourful saris and salwar-style dress, many with hands folded in prayer or anjali mudra. Foreground women wear a red blouse with pink-and-white sari, a teal blouse with a blue floral sari, a yellow outfit, and a patterned orange-and-brown top with an orange shawl. Some hold small papers or name badges clipped to their clothes. Rows of men in white shirts sit further back. Ceiling fans and fluorescent lights hang overhead, and a small framed picture hangs on the left wall beside a rolling shutter. No speaker or dais is clearly visible in this view.September 20 20122012-09-20