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A photograph of a book fair stall labelled in a blue banner "NITHYANANDA DHYANAPEETAM-BIDADI-BANGA...". Two men stand in front of the stall wearing white shirts and white dhotis; one wears glasses. The walls and shelves are filled with books, magazines and framed photographs, including a framed image of a seated figure in orange and a large banner reading "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" with a portrait. Spotlights hang from the stall's ceiling and a red cloth covers part of the table.

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A photograph of a bookstall stand with a blue header sign reading Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam-Bidadi-Bangalore. Two men in white clothes stand in front of shelves densely stocked with books and magazines and a framed portrait of a saffron-robed figure. Their shirts are white; one wears a white kurta. A banner in front reads Paramahamsa Nithyananda, An enlightened Master living amidst us today, with a large image of a bearded man's face. A small framed image shows a seated figure in orange. Ceiling spotlights light the stand.A photograph of a book fair stall labelled "NITHYANANDA DHYANAPEETAM-BIDADI-BANGALORE" with a "COOKERY BOOKS" sign hanging on the right. Shelves on the back walls are stacked with books, booklets and framed pictures. A framed portrait of a woman in orange hangs above the shelves. Standing at the stall, a man in a white shirt and white dhoti talks with a man in a light grey shirt and light blue jeans who carries a black bag. A young man in white stands behind a counter draped with a red cloth beside a poster of a bearded man. The floor is covered in red carpet, and books are piled at the lower right.2008-04-05A photograph of a book fair stall labelled "NITHYANANDA DHYANAPEETAM-BIDADI-BANGALORE" on a blue header. Shelves and wall racks hold many books and framed prints, and a framed portrait of a seated saffron-clad figure hangs at the top centre. Five people stand on a red carpet looking at the displays: a man in a striped shirt and dark trousers at the centre, a man in white kurta with an orange shawl at right, a man in a blue checked shirt, a young boy in red and a girl in a green striped top at left. A woman in orange stands at far left. A white table holds a monitor and literature, and a white banner reads partly "Paramahamsa Nithyananda".2008-04-05A photograph of a book exhibition stall with a blue header sign reading "28 NITHYANANDA DHYANAPEETAM-BIDADI-BANGALORE". Shelves on the back walls hold many books and framed booklets, with a large framed portrait of a saffron-robed figure with long hair above them. A man in a checked shirt and dark trousers stands at the stall while a boy in red, a girl in a striped top, and a man in a blue checked shirt look at the displays. A man in an orange shawl and white kurta stands at right beside another man in white. A laptop sits on a white draped table, and vertical banners line the sides. Six visible people are present.April 19 20082008-04-19Interior of a book and merchandise shop with orange and green painted walls and wooden shelves stocked with books and framed photographs. On the left, a wall of small booklets and cards faces out, and a large black-and-white portrait labelled "PARAMAHANSA NITHYANANDA" hangs on the shelf. A man in a white short-sleeved shirt and dark trousers stands at the right with his hands on his hips, facing the shelves. Beside him, a man in a long white garment with a white shawl and a mala of beads looks toward the books. A woman in white sits on the floor at the lower centre, partly hidden by the shelving. A time and date stamp appears in the lower right corner. +1 copiesA photograph inside a book fair stall lined with shelves of books and publications. In the centre, a woman in an orange sari holds up open books and smiles while speaking to a man in orange robes with long, wavy dark hair and a beaded mala necklace, who gestures with one hand. To the right, two men in white dhotis and white shirts stand watching, one wearing a pendant necklace and glasses. A banner on the right reads 'Stand up, be b... Take the whole... on your ou...'. The shelves hold many colourful book covers, some showing a Gita and a Vedanta title.2009-01-17 +1 copiesDecember 12 20072007-12-12A photograph of a merchandise stall under a red draped canopy at an outdoor event. A banner reads Nithyananda Galleria in English and Tamil, with the subtitle Books, CDs, DVDs and Tamil text, and shows a portrait of a smiling man with long hair. Two men in white kurta-style clothing lean over a long table stacked with CDs, DVDs and books, one pointing at a disc. Behind them a man in a light striped polo with a badge stands holding a package, and at the right edge an older man in white clothing and an ID badge looks on. A table below holds keychains and small framed items. A red plastic chair sits at the left.2007-12-12A busy book fair scene at the stall labelled "37 - Nithyananda Dhyana Peedam" under a white banner with blue lettering. Crowds of visitors browse and queue at the front of the booth. A large standing cardboard cut-out figure in orange robes, with a long beaded necklace and a raised hand, stands on the right beside a framed portrait of a woman in orange. Visitors in white shirts, saffron-toned clothes, a yellow saree and a woman in a maroon-and-gold sari move between shelves of books and posters. A small child in orange stands in the foreground. Yellow and orange signs advertise books and offers, and overhead strings of white decoration hang from the ceiling.2009-01-17 +1 copiesInside a thatched-roof pavilion with green tarpaulin walls, a white-draped sales table holds books, booklets, framed and printed photographs, small brass lamps in plastic wrap, and a red rudraksha-style mala coiled on the cloth. Two men stand at the table; the nearer one wears a white dhoti and an orange-saffron shawl over a white shirt, and the other wears white clothing. Behind them, several people in white shirts stand near a long table stacked with boxed merchandise and small packets. Paper pennants strung across the ceiling and fluorescent tubes light the scene. The printed portraits on the table are depictions, not physical people, and the shawled man's identity cannot be determined from appearance.2006-11-04January 17 20092009-01-17 +1 copies