October 16 2010 - Nithyanandapedia

Nithyanandapedia

October 16 2010

More like this

Open the gallery

A photograph of seated audience members at an indoor satsang hall with cream walls, a blue wall sign and a striped textile hanging at the upper right. Rows of attendees sit on black and red chairs, and some sit on a striped mat in the foreground. A middle-aged man with grey hair and glasses wears a cream shirt and dark trousers and sits upright with arms folded in his lap. Beside him a young man in an orange polo shirt with a name badge sits with arms crossed. On the left a man in a white shirt and white trousers sits with arms crossed, and a woman in a dark patterned top sits further left. A man in a green shirt with glasses sits at the right. Several attendees wear name badges on lanyards. The scene shows the audience listening to a talk.

August 22 2015

A seated audience of devotees in a hall during a satsang session. In the foreground, a bald man in a maroon t-shirt rests his chin on his hand while wearing glasses and a dark cord necklace. Beside him, a young man wears an orange head wrap and orange garment, and at right a young man in a white kurta sits with glasses. Other seated attendees in white, striped green and yellow shirts fill the rows, with a standing figure in orange robes at the back near a dark wooden door.

2014-07-16 +1 copies

Seated audience at an indoor satsang hall with gold damask-patterned wall panels and red-cushioned chairs. Men in white kurtas, striped shirts, blue shirts and collared shirts listen attentively, many wearing small headsets. Foreground figures sit cross-legged on a striped red mat, one in a white shirt and grey trousers, another in a white kurta. A woman in the lower left corner is partly out of frame. A figure in a white kurta with a rudraksha-style mala stands at the upper left, but no one is identified as a person. The room holds a large seated crowd.

A seated audience of men and women in an ashram satsang hall, facing forward toward a stage. In the foreground, a man in a white shirt sits with a bald head beside a smiling younger man in a blue shirt. Center right, a man in a white kurta and glasses rests his chin on his hand, next to a man in a dark maroon t-shirt holding a notebook and a man in a white shirt and beige trousers, all carrying orange bags. Behind them, rows of attendees in white, orange and saffron clothing fill the room. A gold-framed decorative panel and a carved wooden door are on the walls. No identifiable depiction of a person is visible.

A seated audience in a hall during a discourse session, with men in white and cream shirts and dress trousers, lanyards with name badges on several chests, and a man in a white dhoti and shirt on the far right. Several people in the front row sit in dark cushioned chairs, one holding a pen and paper, another with hands clasped. Behind them, more attendees and a figure in orange robes stand near the back, with a framed painting on the wall.

December 14 2009

A seated congregation fills an ashram hall for a satsang. Many men in white shirts and white dhotis sit on red cushioned mats, with some in pale kurtas and rudraksha malas. A man in an orange shirt sits at left, and a man in a blue shirt and white cap sits at right. Behind them, women in white and cream saris sit in rows near a gold-framed shrine with a deity image and gilded decorations. Several attendees wear sandalwood or vibhuti marks on their foreheads. No individual is identified as a person.

October 08 2013

March 06 2016

2016-03-06 +1 copies

A seated satsang audience fills a temple hall with red-carpeted floor and ornate golden-and-green decorations behind them. Men in white shirts and dhotis sit in rows, several wearing rudraksha malas and tilaka on their foreheads. A man at left in an orange-saffron shawl sits cross-legged, and a man in a blue shirt sits at the right edge. Women in white and cream saris sit in the back rows near the pillars. Some attendees wear white caps, and several sit on folding chairs. The mood is attentive as they listen to the discourse.