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A dirt-path procession at an ashram compound on a Dasara celebration day. A bald man in a saffron-orange robe walks near the centre, holding a red and white ceremonial umbrella overhead, while a small devotee-style figure carries a deity murti adorned with red garland. Around them, women in white saris with yellow borders and children with faces and clothes smeared with coloured powder walk in procession. A sign reads Way to Temple. Orange-walled buildings and green-roofed halls stand behind. Roughly twenty people are visible.

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October 17 20102010-10-17October 17 20102010-10-17A procession on a dirt path near a single-storey orange building with a green corrugated roof. Musicians in white dhotis play long brass horns, one beating a drum. Behind them, women in white and yellow saris carry brass kalasha pots with flowers. Further back, people in orange and saffron clothing walk beside a multicoloured umbrella, with a sign reading 'WAY TO TEMPLE'. Devotees in yellow shirts, blue and pink saris and dark clothing follow. Pink flowering plants border the right foreground.2010-10-17Outdoor procession on a dirt path at a Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam campus, with a 'WAY TO TEMPLE' sign at the top centre. Drummers in white dhotis and shawls play long-handled drums, while women in white and cream saris carry brass kalasha pots with flower and leaf decorations. Behind them a crowd of devotees follows, including a person in orange robes under a multicoloured umbrella and several people in yellow and bright clothing. Pink flowering plants line the right edge, with a green-roofed building and palm trees in the background.2010-10-17December 30 20092009-12-30October 17 20102010-10-17October 17 20102010-10-17A photograph of a dirt courtyard at an ashram campus with orange boundary walls and green-roofed buildings. A procession of drummers and musicians walks toward a sign reading WAY TO TEMPLE. Men in white dhotis and cream kurtas play a large drum, a long horn and small cymbals. Women in yellow and red saris carry brass plates with flowers. A man in a yellow vest and white kurta carries a camera, and a young man in a dark shirt stands in the lower left. Several people in salwar kameez stand in the background, and a path of pink flowering shrubs lines the right edge.2010-10-17A dusty path procession at what appears to be an ashram, with a large multicolored umbrella and a sign reading "WAY TO TEMPLE" with an arrow. A man in a saffron-orange robe with a rudraksha mala and a bald head, walking beside a man in white wrapped with a pink-striped shawl, leads a crowd. Many people, including children and adults, are smeared with pink, purple and yellow powder. A woman in saffron with orange beads and a garland walks at the centre, and a uniformed security guard stands behind a green gate. A camera on a tripod is visible at left.2010-10-17A photograph of a group walking along a dirt road toward a sign reading "WAY TO TEMPLE" on a black board, beside a grey block wall, green gate and palm trees. Several sadhus in saffron and orange robes walk barefoot, some with rudraksha malas and one with a red turban. Older bare-chested men wear white dhotis with orange shawls and beaded necklaces, and white-clad volunteers with lanyards walk alongside, one holding hands with a sadhu. A man in a saffron wrap carries a dark bag. Mid-day sunlight casts long shadows across the road.2009-12-30A festival procession moves along a dirt path past an orange-walled compound and a green-roofed building. In front, a drummer in white dhoti and shirt beats a dhol drum with a stick, and behind him a man plays a long wind instrument, while other musicians in white dhotis and yellow shawls follow. Devotees in orange and saffron clothing walk behind, many with red and yellow markings, and a woman in a yellow shawl carries a brass vessel. A small umbrella canopy with a striped pattern stands near a sign reading WAY TO TEMPLE. Several onlookers in casual clothes, including a man in yellow shirt, watch from the side. No identifiable a person figure is visible.2010-10-17October 17 20102010-10-17