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Photo of several large hanging exhibition banners on poles at an outdoor ashram event, with red and white draped tent-like fabric behind them and a dusty ground below. The banners read Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Ashram Salam and Anandotsav-2008 and display collages of photographs: crowded halls of seated white-clad devotees, a central figure in orange robes on a seat, a golden palanquin procession with decorated umbrellas and flower garlands, and a figure in orange seated under a red canopy among white-clad crowds. No physical people are prominent in the foreground; the banner photos show a robed figure who may be a person in orange with long hair in the seated and palanquin images, while the canopy scene shows an orange-clad figure seated before a crowd.

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December 30 20072007-12-30December 30 20072007-12-30December 30 20072007-12-30January 01 20082008-01-01Outdoor photograph of a row of fabric banners strung along a tent wall on bare brown earth under a clear blue sky. The largest white banner reads NITHYANANDA DHYANAPEETAM and FREE EYE - CAMP AT SALEM ASHRAM, with a grid of small photographs showing people at camp tables, a seated patient and volunteers in white. Neighbouring banners show a temple procession with decorated palanquins and a seated saffron-robed figure, which does not establish a person's identity. The tent has red and white diamond-patterned drapes. No people are clearly visible standing in the scene.2007-12-30A photograph of an exhibition under a red-and-white canopy, with a wall of printed panels and photographs. A banner at top left reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Bidadi. A woman in a cream sari with blue patterns stands at a white-draped table on the left, bending toward it, with a second woman in orange partially visible at the edge. The panels show photographs of devotees in orange and white, yagna and ritual scenes, temple structures, and a poster section titled Anandapuri. Small framed photographs show a person in orange and white robes and a headwrap on a printed panel.2007-01-01 +1 copiesA photograph of a tented exhibition at an event. A man in orange-saffron robes, with a saffron turban and long swept-back hair, wears a long rudraksha mala and stands at the right edge looking at display boards. Probable Swamiji by visible cues: saffron turban, long hair and rudraksha mala. He is viewing white display boards of photographs labelled Dhyanapeetam Tiruvannamalai, Ananda Rathaurchavam, showing crowds of devotees in white and a decorated temple chariot. Another board reads Sri Ramana Arunachalam Ashram. Red drapes and bunting frame the tent. A younger man in a white shirt stands behind him at the far right.2006-12-31December 31 20062006-12-31December 30 20072007-12-30Inside a tented stall with a purple cloth backdrop and red-and-white canopy, three large photo collage banners hang on the wall reading Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam, with panels showing temple events, processions and crowds. On the right, a standing person in an orange saffron robe with an orange head wrap looks toward the banners, next to a wooden display frame on a blue table. Seated on mats at the front, two women and a child in colourful clothing rest near a red bottle, and a person in white stands at the back.2006-12-31A festival booth with a draped tent entrance decorated in red, maroon and multicoloured striped fabric and banana leaves. A white banner reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Ashram Kanchipuram Cordially invite you, with a black-and-white portrait of a long-haired man with a beard at its right. Below hang framed photo panels showing a robed person with saffron garments and a red-and-yellow shawl, a group of people in white and saffron, and a crowded gathering. A wooden bench sits in front. No people are visible in the foreground.2008-01-01Outdoor exhibition stall with a pink and cream draped backdrop. A standing figure in saffron-orange robes and an orange head wrap, with a rudraksha mala around the neck, looks toward large printed panels. The panel labelled "Dhyanapeetam Tiruvannamalai" shows photographs of a "First A.S.P. in Tiruvannamalai" and an "Ananda Rathaurchavam" chariot procession with crowds in white. A smaller poster shows ancestral family photos and temple images. Colourful folded cloths, a white cloth and green leaves lie on the ground in front.2006-12-31