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A group of women and a man in saffron-orange robes with white forehead markings sit cross-legged on a red and gold floral carpeted stage, singing into microphones on stands. One woman on the left plays a turquoise tambourine, another in the centre plays a small round hand drum, and sheets of paper rest on stands before them. Behind them a tall red banner reads Kalpataru Celebration, MANIFEST YOUR REALITY with H.H Paramahamsa Nithyananda, listing enlightening discourses, empowering meditation and powerful cosmic blessing, beside carved wooden lattice screens and a potted plant. The performers appear to be chanting or singing devotional music. No a person candidate is physically visible among those on stage.

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June 11 20142014-06-11June 11 20142014-06-11June 11 20142014-06-11A photograph of four women seated on a red-draped stage in front of ornate gold carved panels with lion and animal reliefs. Each has a microphone on a stand. They wear rust-red and saffron-orange sarees, rudraksha malas and bindis. The woman on the far left in orange reads from a sheet on a stand. The second woman sings with her hands near a small brass bell, the third sings with an open mouth and glasses, and the woman on the far right in orange plays a red tambourine. A partially visible person in white sits behind them. The setting suggests group devotional singing.2014-11-11October 27 20142014-10-27 +2 copiesOctober 27 20142014-10-27 +1 copiesOctober 12 20142014-10-12June 19 20142014-06-19November 02 20132013-11-02November 07 20142014-11-07Photograph of a group of women seated on a red-draped stage chanting before microphones. They wear rust-red and saffron-orange sarees with gold borders and long rudraksha mala necklaces, with white vertical tilak marks on their foreheads. One woman at right holds small brass cymbals or bells. Behind them is an ornate gold-carved wall panel. Papers lie on the table in front. No a person candidate is visible.2015-01-30A group of five people sits cross-legged on a red-draped stage before a gold-carved temple backdrop of ornate figures and animals, seated behind microphone stands and wooden book rests. They wear rust-red and orange robes with rudraksha malas and vibhuti or tilak marks on their foreheads. The second and third from left have glasses and one holds a small cymbal-like instrument, while the rightmost woman plays a harmonium-style instrument. Several seated listeners' shaved heads are visible in the lower foreground, indicating a kirtan or devotional singing performance.2014-10-13