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Outdoor stage event under a white canopy hung with marigold garlands and orange pennants, with the sea visible behind. A large banner reads 'Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam' and 'Kodikkan Darshana Ratha Padayatra' in Tamil, flanked by a portrait of a smiling woman and a deity murti in red and gold. Four people sit on a white-draped stage: a man in white on the left, a robed seated figure in saffron in the centre, a man in saffron with a rudraksha mala and orange turban in the centre-right, and an older bald man in saffron on the right. Several people in orange and saffron clothing stand nearby, one at a microphone stand on the left, and a few white-clad attendees stand at the front. Flower pots and flowers decorate the stage edge.

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Outdoor stage event under a white canopy hung with marigold garlands and orange pennants, with a banner reading in Tamil (world peace and religious harmony) and the Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam event title. A portrait labelled with a name sits on the left, and a framed deity murti with garlands on the right. Seated on a white and green stage are a bare-chested young man in white cloth, a woman in a saffron-orange sari, a sannyasi in saffron robes with a turban, and an elderly man in white. At left, several saffron-robed attendants stand at a lectern with a microphone, and a flower-decorated arrangement sits in front of the stage. Four to six visible people in total.2009-01-12An outdoor stage under a white canvas canopy decorated with hanging marigold garlands and orange flags, with a banner reading in Tamil a Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam event, the Kodikann Darshana Ratha Yatra. The banner shows a portrait of a smiling woman in orange and a painted deity scene. On the green-carpeted stage, several people in orange robes sit and stand around a white-draped seat; one standing man in orange holds a microphone at a lectern on the left, and seated figures wear white and orange garments, with flower arrangements and brass pots in front. Sea and a building are visible behind, and a few spectators stand at the right. A figure in an orange robe with a visible rudraksha mala stands at the right of the stage. a person's presence is uncertain since the appearances are ambiguous.2009-01-12January 12 20092009-01-12Outdoor stage under a white canopy with orange and green bunting and a seaside backdrop. Four seated figures sit on a white-draped platform edged with green turf: at centre-left a monastic in saffron-orange robes speaks into a microphone, and beside him a figure in orange clothing and a white-clothed attendant sit in front of a banner reading Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam and the Tamil headline about Kodikann Darshana Rath Padayatra. Flowers and brass pots decorate the stage edge, and a lamp-lit deity display with garlands appears at right. Several white-clad volunteers and devotees in orange stand at the side.2009-01-12Outdoor stage event under a white canopy with marigold garlands strung along its edge, facing a sunlit sea. A large banner in Tamil reads a peace-and-religious-harmony slogan above a portrait of a smiling woman with a red bindi, and a printed photo of deity murtis with garlands. Seated on the green-carpeted stage: a man in saffron robes with a red headband and rudraksha mala speaking at a wooden podium; a bald man in white cloth seated at left; a woman in saffron sari in the centre; a man in saffron robes beside her; and an elderly white-bearded man in a white turban and white shawl at right. Another saffron-robed man stands at far right, plus a few attendants in orange and white. Red and orange flags flank the stage, and flower arrangements sit at its front.2009-01-12January 12 20092009-01-12Outdoor stage under a white canopy strung with marigold garlands and small orange and yellow flags, with the sea visible behind. A man in orange robes and an orange turban stands at a wooden lectern speaking into a microphone, with a rudraksha-style necklace. Seated on the white stage are a bald man in white robes, a man in orange with a shawl, and a bearded man in white with a white turban. Several attendants in orange stand at the edges. Behind the stage hang a banner portrait of a smiling woman and a large picture of a deity murti with garlands. Printed on the banner: Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam and the words Kodikann Darshana Rath Yatra. Green turf and flower arrangements line the front of the stage. Swamiji (probable) is the orange-robed speaker at the lectern, based on his orange turban, rudraksha necklace and central position.2009-01-12A photograph of an outdoor stage under a white canopy strung with marigold garlands and orange flags, set near the sea. A saffron-robed speaker in an orange turban stands at a wooden lectern with a microphone, while a second saffron-clad man stands beside him. Seated on white-draped chairs on a green-carpeted white platform are a man in an orange robe, and a man in white with a turban. A large banner behind shows a framed portrait of a woman, Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam's name, and a deity image. Potted flowers and a brass pot decorate the platform, and a cameraman in orange stands at right. Several people in white and orange stand in the background, with a few more visible at the left edge.2009-01-12Outdoor stage event by the sea, with a banner reading in Tamil about world harmony and religious goodwill, and a portrait of a smiling woman labelled Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam. A man in saffron robes and an orange turban speaks at a wooden lectern while another saffron-robed attendant stands beside him holding papers. Two saffron-robed monastics and white-robed men sit on a white-draped platform, and one seated figure wears an orange cloth. Orange flags, marigold garlands, flower arrangements and a deity poster of two ornately adorned murti figures decorate the stage.2009-01-12January 12 20092009-01-12Outdoor stage event under a white canopy hung with yellow and green marigold garlands and orange pennants, beside the sea. A banner in Tamil reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam presents Kodikkan Darshana Pada Yatthirai, with a portrait of a smiling woman with a red bindi and a framed photo of two deities adorned with flower garlands. On the left, a man in an orange robe and orange turban with rudraksha mala stands at a wooden lectern speaking into a microphone, with a younger man in orange beside him. Seated on the platform are four men: a bald man in white cloth, a man in orange robe, a man in orange robe with his hands together, and an older bearded man in white with an orange turban. A cameraman in orange clothing films the stage, and a child in the corner watches. Flowers in vases and green turf mats decorate the platform.2009-01-12January 12 20092009-01-12