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A large crowd of seated devotees fills a white-roofed tent hall, most wearing white headbands or white head cloths. Rows of white plastic chairs face a stage at the front. A large banner behind the stage shows a smiling woman with short hair and a white headwrap; the banner reads a Tamil title for a Nithyananda Spurana programme and the Dhyanapeetham name. A rainbow-coloured circular graphic and a yellow cloth stand beside the stage. Many attendees wear white and yellow or green saris and light shirts, and the crowd extends toward the back of the hall.

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A photograph of a large seated audience filling a hall for a person Spurana Dhyanam programme. Rows of people in white shirts and sarees, many seen from behind, face a stage. A large backdrop portrait labelled with Tamil text shows a smiling figure with a white turban and long braided hair, with a raised hand gesture. On the stage a figure in orange robes stands near a small table and a banner with a blue and white panel. Yellow drapes, blue carpet runner and ceiling fans frame the hall. A portrait label is printed on the backdrop, so the smiling figure there is a depiction, not a physical person present.2006-12-14December 14 20062006-12-14Wide photograph of a large indoor convention hall under a white tent ceiling, with a dense audience of many hundreds seated in white plastic chairs facing a raised stage. A large backdrop banner shows a smiling person wearing a white head wrap, with Tamil script reading Nithyananda Spurana Dhyanapeetam beside it. On the stage, a figure in saffron/orange robes stands at a lectern with a microphone near a white-draped table decorated with flowers. Audience members wear white, pink, green and multicoloured saris and kurtas, many with long braids or hair tied back. A small portrait and yellow curtain appear at the stage sides, and a blue banner stands to the right.2006-12-14A large outdoor tent audience sits in white plastic chairs facing a stage, viewed from behind the rows of seated men in mostly white and pastel shirts. A large backdrop on the stage shows a portrait of a long-haired person wearing a white and orange turban and rudraksha-style beads, raising one hand. Tamil text reads Nithyananda Spurana Dhyanapeetam across the top. Tent drapes and a colourful circular emblem frame the stage.2006-12-14Photo of a large seated audience facing a stage at a tented venue, with ceiling fans and white draped walls. Rows of men in white shirts and dhotis sit on blue plastic chairs, viewed from behind. On the stage backdrop is a large portrait of a smiling person in a white head wrap and dark robe, with Tamil text reading நித்யானந்த ஸ்புரண தியானபீடம் beside it. A smaller framed portrait of a turbaned figure stands on an easel at left, and a lit oil lamp and a flower arrangement sit on the stage table. A circular geometric banner hangs at right. The crowd fills most of the frame.2006-12-15December 14 20062006-12-14Wide view of a large indoor tented hall filled with hundreds of seated devotees on white plastic chairs and blue carpet, most wearing white headbands and white or light clothing, facing a raised stage. A large banner behind the stage shows a portrait of a smiling figure in a white and orange turban and ornate clothing, with Tamil text reading Nithyananda Spurana Dhyanapeetam. A small yellow-and-green panel and a colourful circular target design sit on the sides of the stage, and speakers are mounted on the stage edges. Several figures on stage are partly visible near a red lectern. The setting is a person Spurana programme gathering.2006-12-14Large outdoor tent event with a crowd of many seated people in white and pastel shirts, facing a stage. A large backdrop banner shows a smiling figure in a white and orange turban with a long garland, raised hand, and a tilak mark. Tamil text reads Nithyananda Spurana Dhyanapeetham on the banner. Rows of white plastic chairs fill the floor. The stage has a gold cloth draped at one side, a microphone stand, and a small framed picture beside it. A circular colourful mandala graphic hangs at the right of the backdrop. Speakers and stage lights hang from the tent frame.2006-12-14December 14 20062006-12-14December 14 20062006-12-14December 14 20062006-12-14December 14 20062006-12-14