A large seated audience fills a hall at a Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam event, with many attendees wearing rudraksha malas and saffron, orange and red shawls. In the foreground, people in white, teal, blue and plaid clothes sit close together, while others stand near tall white curtains and red drapes by wooden doors. A digital wall clock shows 10:53 PM. - Nithyanandapedia

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A large seated audience fills a hall at a Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam event, with many attendees wearing rudraksha malas and saffron, orange and red shawls. In the foreground, people in white, teal, blue and plaid clothes sit close together, while others stand near tall white curtains and red drapes by wooden doors. A digital wall clock shows 10:53 PM.

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A large seated audience fills a red and gold tented hall on orange floor mats, many clapping with palms raised. Devotees wear white kurtas, cream and yellow shirts, orange and striped garments, and rudraksha malas. Large screens show the stage at top left and centre, with a figure seated on a raised stage in the distance. Ornate shrines or deity murti decorate the sides of the hall, and a small digital clock reads 10:53 on the left screen.

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December 03 2016

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A large seated audience fills a bright hall with white curtains, red pillars and a wall clock-style sign. Many participants wear white, orange, red and yellow saris and shawls, rudraksha and bead malas. Two large screens above show close-ups of speakers and attendees. Near the centre, a woman in a yellow sari and a woman in a pink outfit sit prominently, a bearded man in white sits in front, and a shirtless man is at right. No single figure is clearly identifiable as the a person.

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