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A large outdoor gathering of devotees, mostly women, seated on the ground and raising their hands high in the air. Many wear white or cream sarees with coloured borders, some in yellow, blue and red, with bindis, vibhuti marks and gold bangles. Several older women and a few older men in white shirts are visible among younger participants. Red and yellow striped canopies and a black loudspeaker stand at the top of the frame, with a bottle of orange drink at lower right. Their arms are raised in an enthusiastic, unified gesture.

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Photo 11712235A large seated audience of women fills rows of white plastic chairs at an evening satsang. Most wear white or cream saris and salwar-style outfits with orange or saffron shawls draped over their shoulders, and many have rudraksha or beaded necklaces. Several women in the foreground sit with hands folded in their laps, listening attentively. A red carpet covers the floor below, with a bamboo scaffold visible at the upper left. No central speaker or a person figure is visible in the frame, so the seated devotees are the focus.2013-03-10June 19 20162016-06-19 +1 copiesMay 21 20172017-05-21February 25 2009 Nithyananda Spurana Convention2009-02-25December 29 20102010-12-29November 11 20152015-11-11A large seated audience fills a hall at a person Jayanthi event, packed rows of devotees on white plastic chairs. Many women wear white or saffron-trimmed saris and salwars, some in blue, pink, green and yellow; several have folded hands in anjali or are clapping. Men in white shirts and saffron shawls sit in the front rows. At the far left edge, a glimpse of an ornate altar or stage is visible. The crowd appears to number in the many hundreds, with the room extending far back.2010-12-29June 08 20172017-06-08June 18 20162016-06-18December 17 20062006-12-17A large outdoor gathering of seated devotees under a open-sided tent with a yellow metal frame and red-and-green decorative fabric at the left edge. Most are women in white saris with blue, cream and pink borders, some wearing rudraksha or bead malas, and many hold identification badges on their clothing. Men in white shirts and dhotis sit and stand among them, with a few people in the background wearing white and red garlands near the back right.2005-07-21