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A photograph at an exhibition booth with posters on the back wall showing devotees, meditation and yoga scenes, and a banner reading Healing body, mind and spirit for blissful living. In the centre, a bald, bearded man in an orange robe leans forward to look at the displays, with an orange-robed woman with long hair beside him. To his right, a older man in white shirt and glasses bends over the table of brochures, and behind them are more orange-clad attendees and men in white and pink shirts. A cameraman with a video camera is at the lower centre, and a partially visible hand holds a blue-and-white sign reading Nithyanandapeetam.

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February 06 20092009-02-06A photograph of an exhibition stall at an indoor event, with visitors crowding in front of illuminated and printed display panels. The top banner reads Healing body, mind & spirit for blissful living. Panels show temple gatherings, meditation and yoga, education and a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda". A man in a saffron-orange robe with a white beard and a woman in a pink-and-white outfit stand at the display table, while a man in a turban wears orange and others in white and blue shirts look on. Pink flower garlands hang above the stall, and a table holds rows of brochures and CDs.2009-02-06February 06 20092009-02-06February 06 20092009-02-06February 06 20092009-02-06February 06 20092009-02-06 +1 copiesFebruary 06 20092009-02-06A photograph of a trade-show style exhibition stand with a large humanitarian services poster panel covered in small photos of volunteers, medical outreach, eye camps and orange-robed devotees. A row of CD and DVD cases lies on a white draped table in front. Two men in orange robes stand at the stand: a younger man on the left with a long dark hair and an orange head wrap smiles and gestures toward the displays, while an older bearded man on the right wears orange robes and glasses and holds a folded paper. Behind them, a banner reads Education for holistic growth, and a photo labelled Children of God shows a smiling woman in orange holding a child. A flower arrangement sits in a dark vase on the table. Another smiling man stands at the far right edge.2009-02-06 +1 copiesA photograph at an exhibition stand promoting a person, with a banner reading "Paramahamsa Nithyananda - Spreading global peace & inner bliss through Living Enlightenment" beside panels on humanitarian services and children of God. A flat-screen TV on a white-draped table shows a video, with CDs and DVDs stacked beside it. Two saffron-clad figures stand at the table: a smiling woman in an orange turban and orange robe with long dark hair, and an older bearded man in an orange shawl and glasses holding a white paper. Behind them, a man in a white shirt and an elderly man in white stand among onlookers.2009-02-06A photograph of a Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam exhibition stall at an indoor event hall. A blue banner reading "NITHYANANDA DHYANAPEETAM" is strung with pink and white flower garlands above a white-draped table. Walls are covered with framed photo panels, and a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" is mounted at the top centre. Several visitors in striped shirts, a green-striped shirt and white clothes browse the displays and brochures. A young man in white clothing with a yellow ribbon badge stands at the stall, and a woman in white with an orange shawl stands near the table. A standing banner on the left reads "Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam" with the website partly visible.2009-02-06Indoor exhibition hall at a Hindu spiritual service fair, with booths labelled Seva Bharathi and framed photos on walls. A man in a saffron-orange robe and an orange turban stands at center, one arm raised toward a vertical banner reading Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam. A cluster of devotees and onlookers, mostly men in shirts and women in saris, crowds around him, and a cameraman with a video camera is at right. An elderly bald man in a long saffron shawl stands near the front. Garlands of red and white flowers hang at upper left beside a mango-leaf plant, and a photo of uniformed children is mounted on the left wall.2009-02-06February 06 20092009-02-06