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A large hall with red draped curtains and gold-carved panels frames a white ornate throne on a raised stage. A figure in orange robes sits on the throne, a person candidate with long dark hair and saffron clothing, though the appearance is distant and uncertain. Seated devotees fill the foreground in rows, many men bare-chested with orange and white cloths, some wearing red headbands and rudraksha malas. Video cameras on tripods face the stage, and a small banner reads Tapurusha above the stage. Oil lamps line the front of the seating area.

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November 11 20172017-11-11October 13 20172017-10-13November 21 20172017-11-21November 08 20172017-11-08April 02 20172017-04-02October 19 20172017-10-19November 21 20172017-11-21Indoor satsang or discourse in a temple-style hall. A seated figure on a raised golden-and-white throne stage wears orange and saffron robes, a garland and a reddish-orange turban-like crown; he is flanked by a standing attendant in orange. Behind them hang purple-red drapes with string lights and a large ornate silver-and-white arch. Golden carved pillars and deity figures frame the stage. In the foreground, a large audience sits on the floor in orange robes and white dhotis, with several white-clad devotees and some people in grey. Two video cameras on tripods film the stage. A purple logo appears at upper left and a banner reads Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam.2017-10-19November 07 20172017-11-07November 17 20172017-11-17October 15 20172017-10-15July 29 20172017-07-29