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A large seated audience of women fills a covered tent at an evening convention. Most wear white saris or white salwar with black beaded rudraksha-style malas, while others wear saris in green, orange, pale blue, red checks and yellow. Many sit cross-legged on red mats, some holding notebooks or pens, some with eyes closed in meditation. Behind them, a backdrop banner reads Nithyananda Gallery, and a poster panel and small orange-and-white decorations hang from the tent. No a person candidate is visible in this crowd; the frame is filled by devotees.

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December 16 20062006-12-16A large seated audience of women fills a covered tent-hall at a convention. Most wear white or pastel saris and salwar kameez, some with rudraksha malas, and many sit cross-legged on the floor with notebooks and pens, listening attentively. A green-and-gold sari and a blue sari stand out in the middle rows. Banners hang on the drape walls, including one reading 'Nithyananda Gallery' and a portrait banner at the top right. The scene is a satsang-style gathering, but no speaker or dais is clearly visible in frame. Crowd size is well over twenty people.2006-12-16A large crowd of women fills a covered tent-hall at a person Spurana convention, seated closely in rows. Most wear sarees in cotton and silk tones of white, cream, red, blue, green and pink, and many wear rudraksha or bead necklaces and name badges. A man in a yellow garment stands near the left, and a banner with a portrait of a bearded man in saffron with a rudraksha mala hangs at the top. The side walls are draped in white and cream fabric. The stage and speaker are not visible; the image shows only the attendees and the hall.2006-12-16November 25 20062006-11-25December 16 20062006-12-16A large audience of mostly women sits on red chairs and green mats under a white tent at an indoor-style event. Many wear white saris with coloured borders, while others wear teal, green, yellow and pink garments. Some have flowers in their hair and several have glasses. Behind them, two banners read Ananda Galleria with portraits of a woman in white headwear, and a green banner carries Tamil script. No speaker or a person is visible in this view, and no a person candidate appears in the frame.2006-11-25December 16 20062006-12-16A large seated audience fills a covered hall at an Arogya Yoga event. Hundreds of people, mostly women in white, cream, yellow and blue saris and salwars, sit on red plastic chairs and on the grass floor, many with hands folded or eyes closed in meditation. Men in white shirts and dhotis sit at the back and along the upper left. Above them hang banners reading Ananda Galleria with photographs of a bearded saint in a turban and a white-bearded elder, plus a Tamil-language banner. No individual on stage or in the foreground is clearly identifiable as a person, and no speaker is visible in this view.2006-11-26A large seated audience of women fills a hall at a one-day Kalpataru workshop in Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu. Most wear white or pale saris with gold borders, along with pink, magenta, blue, red and orange saris, and many have rudraksha malas and gold necklaces. Several hold name badges on lanyards. Behind them stand orange and white banners and a partly visible printed poster, and a few men are seated at the back of the room.2009-01-24A large tent interior at a yoga event where a crowd of seated women and men in white and pale clothing sit on red plastic chairs and green mats. Foreground women wear cream and white saris, and one in a blue and yellow sari holds a bag. Behind them hang banners showing portraits and Tamil text. Many attendees wear beaded necklaces and name badges. The event appears to be a meditation or yoga gathering.2006-11-26A photograph of a seated audience at an indoor tented programme, with rows of red plastic chairs on green carpet under white draped fabric. In the foreground, several women in white and coloured saris with rudraksha malas sit with hands pressed together or resting in their laps; one woman in a green and multicolour sari wears glasses and an ID badge, and another in a lavender sari wears glasses and a mala. Behind them, men in white shirts and women in varied saris fill the rows. Banners at the top left and right show portraits and text, and a tall portrait panel stands at the right edge. The scene suggests a satsang or yoga session.2006-11-26 +1 copiesDecember 17 20062006-12-17