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A photograph of a large indoor hall during a person Spurana Programme session. Dozens of seated participants wear white clothes and white headbands over their eyes, sitting in rows around a blue carpeted central area with striped mats along the edges. Several participants in the foreground wear white or orange-red and checked shirts. A banner reading Nithyananda Spurana Programme (NSP) hangs at the back, and a bullseye target chart stands on an easel near the stage. Other white-draped tables and a standing fan are visible.

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Elevated view of a large hall where a crowd of men sit in a wide circle on the floor, most wearing white dhotis and shirts with white headbands tied around their heads. Several seated men in the foreground wear a striped checked shirt, a bright orange top, and one has a shaved head. Blue and colourful striped mats cover the floor, and a small figure in orange stands at the back near a sign reading PROGRAMME (NSP). A red-and-white target-like graphic is displayed on a stand at the right, and white and grey plastic chairs line the left side of the hall.2007-09-21 +1 copiesA photograph of a large hall where many people sit cross-legged on the floor in a wide circle, most wearing white clothes and white headbands tied over their eyes. Several are in white kurtas, some men wear checked shirts and one wears orange. In the centre sits a group of figures on a white mat and a striped rug, with a blue carpet spread between the rows. A framed portrait of a bearded saint sits on a stage at the back. Tall banners and a large target-like chart hang at the side, and a small pedestal fan stands nearby. Most people sit facing the centre with hands resting in their laps or holding small booklets.2007-09-21A photograph of a large hall where many participants sit cross-legged on a blue mat and colourful cloths, most wearing white blindfold-style headbands. Many wear white kurtas and dhotis, while women wear saris and salwar kameez in pink, yellow, green and orange. Several people in the foreground hold small booklets. A banner reads NITHYANANDA SPURANA PROGRAMME (NSP) and a Tamil banner hangs nearby. Standing figures in orange and white are at the back, a fan and white chairs line the left side, and a large portrait of a woman in saffron hangs on a wall.2007-09-21A photograph inside a large tented hall with white walls and hanging colourful patterned banners. Many men in white clothing wear white blindfold headbands and sit in a large open square on striped mats and a blue floor mat. A woman in white stands at the far side near a low wooden stage area. Wooden stools and a shallow decorated platform sit at the back, a standing fan is visible, and rows of white plastic chairs line the right side. A Tamil-script banner hangs on the left wall. Around thirty people are visible in the scene.2007-09-21November 28 20082008-11-28December 26 20082008-12-26December 23 20082008-12-23A large indoor hall filled with rows of seated devotees dressed entirely in white, many wearing white headbands covering their eyes and rudraksha malas around their necks. They sit cross-legged on colourful striped woven mats, some holding small books or bags. Colourful decorative hangings and a wall display are visible at the top left, and a figure in orange robes sits at the far right edge near a low table. Bright windows and a white metal framework of ceiling supports light the room.December 23 20072007-12-23A seated group meditation in an indoor hall with a dark maroon curtain backdrop and a blue stage floor. Men in white kurtas and dhotis sit cross-legged in a large circle on striped mats, most wearing white headbands. A figure in white with a white turban stands at the rear of the circle near a small table with a microphone. Two seated men in orange clothing sit among the group. Yellow and multicoloured hanging decorations and a blank white board are visible, and a banner with Tamil script hangs at the upper right. Roughly twenty to thirty people are visible, in a photograph.2007-09-21November 28 20082008-11-28November 28 20082008-11-28