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A large hall packed with seated participants in white clothes, wearing white blindfolds over their eyes and headphones, sitting on red floor mats in rows of red plastic chairs. A small sign on the wall reads 'SILENCE PLEASE'. Red curtains line the back wall, and a figure in white stands near the far left doorway. Several participants wear lanyards and rudraksha malas, and one bearded man in white sits near the centre. The scene appears to be a silent group meditation session.

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February 27 20092009-02-27A large indoor hall with white walls, red curtained windows and red chairs stacked along the sides, with red carpeting covering the floor. Hundreds of participants sit cross-legged in rows, most wearing white shirts and white trousers or dhotis, with white cloth blindfolds tied across their eyes. Several people in white and a woman in a red sari stand at the back of the hall, and a metal stepladder stands at the left. A 'SILENCE PLEASE' sign hangs on the wall. The scene suggests a group meditation or guided exercise, with the blindfolded participants seated in close rows.2009-02-27February 27 20092009-02-27A large hall with red walls and red floor mats holds a seated group of many people in white shirts and white dhotis, most wearing white blindfolds across their eyes. In the foreground a man stands at the right in a saffron-orange robe with a wrapped shawl, looking toward the seated crowd. Several women in white and red saris stand near the back by the red curtained windows, and a 'SILENCE PLEASE' sign hangs on the back wall. Many participants wear rudraksha-style beaded malas and name badges.2009-02-27Large hall filled with seated devotees in white shirts and white dhotis, many wearing white blindfolds over their eyes during a meditation session. Men sit cross-legged on red mats with hands resting on their knees; several wear rudraksha malas and identification badges on lanyards. A standing attendant in white appears near the back wall beneath rows of ceiling lights, with red doors visible along the wall.2009-02-25February 25 2009 Nithyananda Spurana Convention2009-02-25December 14 20062006-12-14Article - November 26 20062006-11-26A large indoor workshop hall where a crowd of participants sits in rows on chairs and floor mats, most wearing white clothes and white cloth blindfolds over their eyes. Many wear identification lanyards. Some men wear white dhotis and shirts, women wear sarees in white, orange and brown tones. A standing figure in an orange robe appears at the far left, and another person in white stands near the right edge by a doorway. Posters hang on the back wall, showing a portrait of a figure in orange and text panels. Red chairs and a water bottle are visible in the foreground.2009-07-12A seated group of many devotees in white ritual clothes, most wearing red blindfolds over their eyes, sits on the floor of a hall during a meditation session. Several men wear white kurtas and white dhotis, with some in striped shirts and one in a yellow t-shirt. Some wear rudraksha or bead necklaces and a few wear name badges. Paintings hang on the wall behind them, and a row of chairs is visible at the back of the hall. No single figure is clearly identifiable as a person.2016-08-28A very large hall filled with many men standing in rows on a red carpet, most wearing white dhotis and white shirts, with white cloth blindfolds tied over their eyes. Some wear rudraksha malas and ID badges on lanyards. A few men in yellow, orange and light blue shirts stand among them. Ceiling lights, red wall panels and a sound mixing console are visible in the foreground.2009-02-25A large hall filled with hundreds of seated participants on a red floor covering, most wearing white clothes and white blindfold-style headbands tied over their eyes. Many sit cross-legged with hands resting on their knees, some wear rudraksha malas and identity badges, and a few wear yellow or orange shirts. In the background, red-curtained walls, red chairs and a camera on a tripod suggest a convention or meditation session.2009-02-27