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Interior of a large white tented pavilion with a green carpet and rows of grey folding tables with red plastic chairs. Several people in saffron and orange clothing sit facing a purple draped backdrop trimmed with an embroidered floral border. Behind the drape, a raised seat area is partly visible with a decorated arch and an orange-clad figure seated at the base. Lighting rigs hang from the white canopy. Several seated devotees, including one in white and some in orange, are visible in the foreground and near the stage curtain.

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December 30 20082008-12-30A large white tented pavilion filled with a seated audience on red chairs and benches, with blue-and-white draping along the sides and yellow-lit poles. At the front, a figure in white stands at a raised microphone stand near a white-draped table, facing the crowd. In the lower foreground, two seated men in saffron-orange robes sit on the front bench, one wearing an orange turban and the other with shaved head, beside a woman in a sari. Red banners hang at the far end of the tent.2008-12-30Wide photograph inside a large white tented pavilion with draped fabric ceiling and blue-and-white side curtains, filled with a dense audience seated on red plastic chairs and wooden benches over green carpet. Men in white shirts and dhotis, women in saris, and a few saffron-robed sadhus sit in the foreground; a cameraman stands on a raised platform near the stage area with a white-clad figure and a long table with white cloth. a person is not clearly identifiable among the visible people; a saffron-clad figure at right is a sannyasi.2008-12-30December 30 20082008-12-30A large outdoor tented assembly under a white canopy with fringed edges and hanging lamps along the posts, with a long green carpet aisle running toward a stage at the far end. Hundreds of seated devotees fill rows of red-cushioned chairs; many wear white, and women wear saris in orange, yellow and green. Near the front, a figure in white with an orange-and-white cloth stands at a central lectern and microphone stand, beside a draped white table, while another person in white stands nearby. Red and white banners decorate the back of the tent. A few people in orange and white clothing are visible among the audience, and an orange garland lies on a chair at left.2008-12-30December 30 20082008-12-30A large open-sided pavilion with white fabric canopy and string lights, filled with a crowd of seated devotees on red chairs and maroon-cushioned benches. In the front row, two men in saffron/orange robes sit centrally beside a woman in a yellow sari and another in a red sari; the saffron-clad men show sannyasi-style attire, and one wears an orange cloth wrap. Marigold garlands spiral around the pillars at right, and a blue-skirted stage edge runs along the foreground. A man in a plaid shirt with a lanyard walks at left, and a staff member in a light shirt bends at right.2008-12-30December 30 20082008-12-30January 01 20092009-01-01A large crowd of seated devotees fills a covered tent event hall, facing a raised stage at the far end. The tent has purple and gold draped ceilings and pillars. Behind the stage hangs a large cream and orange banner with a portrait and printed Kannada text. On the stage, several people in white and orange clothing sit around a decorated ceremonial setup with flower-decked yellow platforms, lamps and offerings, with a speaker on each side. Rows of red and blue plastic chairs and a red carpet aisle lead to the stage. Most attendees wear white clothes, and many are older adults.2006-01-01A photograph inside a large white tent with draped ceilings and decorative striped poles, showing a dense audience seated on red-cushioned chairs over green matting. Many attendees wear white, orange and saffron clothing; a woman in the foreground wears an orange sari and a man beside her wears a white shirt. At the front, a cameraman films from a raised platform near a stage area with a red-and-gold banner in the background. Warm lamps hang along the tent edges. The scene suggests a large festival gathering with an audience facing the stage.2008-12-30December 26 20092009-12-26