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A photograph of a ritual setup against a deep maroon curtain on a blue cloth-covered table. Six brass kalasha pots, each wrapped in fine netting and topped with mango leaves and a yellow-orange fruit, stand in a row. At the right, two round brass trays hold heaps of pink and white flower petals, with a brass lamp beside them and a tray of whole coconuts. No people are visible.

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July 07 20092009-07-07 +1 copiesJuly 07 20092009-07-07July 07 20092009-07-07July 07 20092009-07-07A photo of a floor-level ritual arrangement on a navy blue cloth. Three brass kalasha pots wrapped in mesh netting, topped with green mango leaves and orange-yellow flowers, stand in a row at the left. A brass plate heaped with pink and white rose petals and marigold-like petals sits in the centre, with a second petal-filled plate behind it and a tray of clay lamps. A brass lamp and a small bell stand on a dish near the back, and a wooden side table with a white dish sits at the right. A gold-and-red cloth banner with the words Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam is visible near the top, below a gold throne-like seat. No people are visible.2009-07-07 +1 copiesJuly 07 20092009-07-07 +1 copiesMay 02 20172017-05-02May 02 20172017-05-02February 16 20072007-02-16A close photograph of several brass kalasha pots arranged on a woven mat, each wrapped in white cotton thread and topped with a coconut and fresh green mango leaves, with red and yellow kumkum marks on the pots and coconuts. Behind them, the orange-robed lap of a seated person is visible, and a small brass vessel with leaves sits at the right edge. The arrangement suggests a puja or abhishekam preparation, though no people are clearly shown.2006-12-28A row of brass kalasha pots wrapped in woven golden netting stands on a red-draped table covered with white rice grains. Each pot is topped with green mango leaves and a yellow-orange coconut or fruit, with yellow marigold garlands and loose petals scattered on banana leaves at their bases. A blue brick wall and dark curtain form the backdrop. No people are visible, and the arrangement suggests a puja or homa preparation setup.2008-10-27December 21 20092009-12-21