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A seated man in an orange and gold saffron garment holds a handheld microphone on a white armchair-style throne on a red stage carpet. He wears a gold-beaded necklace and a long hair swept back, with a bracelet on his wrist. Behind him a banner reads NITHYANANDA SPURANA PROGRAMME, and above it a Tamil sign reads the Nithyananda Spurana Dhyanamukam Salem. Potted plants, a pedestal fan, and a multicoloured circular graphic panel on the right frame the stage. Swamiji (probable) is seated as the speaker, appearing in an orange and gold saffron garment with gold necklace and long swept-back hair.

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A photograph of a stage at the Nithyananda Spurana Programme in Salem, with a seated figure on a white upholstered armchair with a microphone stand before them. The person wears a saffron-orange garment with gold border and a long beaded necklace, with long dark hair. Behind is a blue and pink draped backdrop, a banner reading NITHYANANDA SPURANA PROGRAMME, a Tamil headline with floral arrangement, a portrait with a garland, potted plants, fans and a large colourful concentric-circle banner on the right. The figure appears to be seated in a discourse setting. a person identity is uncertain from appearance alone.2006-07-30July 29 20062006-07-29A photo from a convention stage with a blue backdrop and red carpet. A person with long dark hair, wearing an orange saffron-coloured sari with gold border and gold ceremonial necklaces, sits smiling in a large white upholstered chair while holding a microphone on a stand. A white-clad person stands at right near a blue cooler and fans. Behind, a banner shows a rainbow arc and Tamil lines, with orange flowers and a red and gold drape. a person cues: long swept-back hair, saffron clothing and gold necklaces, seated in a throne-like chair with microphone.2006-07-30A seated speaker in an orange saffron robe and orange rudraksha-style beaded necklace sits barefoot on a large orange throne-style chair on a stage, speaking into a microphone on a stand. Behind him a purple backdrop bears large orange lettering reading Nithyananda Spiritual Program, and a framed portrait of a smiling woman in orange with a red bindi and beaded necklace hangs at left. A white-draped table stands at each side of the chair, with a small flip chart at right and a pedestal fan at left. The person's long dark hair is swept back, and the seated figure has distinctive long hair, saffron robes and a beaded necklace, consistent with a probable Swamiji presence on a discourse stage. Only the speaker and a few partially visible audience heads at the bottom edge are physically present.2009-08-16July 30 20062006-07-30November 29 20092009-11-29A seated figure in an orange-saffron robe with a yellow-and-orange bead garland and a beaded necklace speaks into a microphone on a stage. He sits on a white-covered armchair or throne against a gold swagged curtain with a maroon valance. Potted palms line the stage front. Above, a banner reads Nithyananda Spurana Programme in English and Tamil, with a portrait labelled Nithyananda Spurana Programme showing a smiling man in a white head wrap. The figure has long dark hair and appears to be the same person as the banner portrait, though identity is uncertain from appearance alone. Only one physical person is visible.2005-11-24A seated figure in an orange saffron robe with a long orange-and-gold garland and a rudraksha-style mala sits on a large white throne-like chair on a red-carpeted stage, hands raised in a gesture. A white microphone stand is in front, with a flower arrangement on a white-draped table and two white cooler units flanking the stage. Behind is a blue banner reading Nithyananda Spurana Program, and green potted plants line the stage edge with an audience's heads visible at the bottom. a person seated on the peetha during the a person Spurana Convention session, with an appearance-based candidate indicated by saffron clothing, garland and mala.2009-11-29November 29 20092009-11-29February 25 2009 Nithyananda Spurana Convention2009-02-25August 16 20092009-08-16February 27 20092009-02-27