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Photo of a large audience seated in white plastic chairs under a pink-draped tent at a person Spurana event. Hundreds of people, mostly in white and pastel clothes, face a stage at the far end. A large banner behind the stage shows a smiling figure in a white head covering and orange-red garment, with Tamil text reading Nithyananda Spurana Dhyanapeedam. A small figure in orange stands at the stage edge beside a podium. Red carpet covers the aisle, and black speakers flank the stage. Most attendees are seen from behind, with several women wearing braided hair and colourful saris.

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December 14 20062006-12-14December 15 20062006-12-15December 14 20062006-12-14December 14 20062006-12-14Wide view from the back of a large white tent filled with seated audience members in white and pastel clothing, many in rows of white plastic chairs. On the far stage a huge banner shows a smiling figure in a white turban and orange-red background, flanked by smaller framed portraits and a stage table with flowers and a small lamp. A large bullseye target sits to the right of the stage. Ceiling fans and speakers hang above. The crowd is in the hundreds.2006-12-15A large seated audience fills a white-tented hall facing a stage at the a person Spurana Dhyanapeetham event. Most attendees wear white shirts, with some in checked shirts and a few in orange or saffron cloths. Behind the stage, a large portrait shows a figure in a yellow-and-white turban with a raised hand, beside a painted concentric circle emblem. A yellow-draped lectern and a small table stand on the stage, with loudspeakers and gold drapes along the sides.2006-12-14A large crowd of seated devotees fills a tented hall, facing a stage at the far end. Most attendees wear white or light clothing, while some women wear orange, purple and bright saris; many sit on white plastic chairs on a red carpeted aisle. Overhead hang ceiling fans and speakers. A large banner behind the stage shows a smiling figure in a white turban and orange garment, with a printed portrait in an orange and gold frame to the left and a colourful circular target graphic to the right. Printed Tamil text is on the banner.2006-12-15A photograph of a large indoor convention hall with a white tented ceiling and draped white fabric walls. Hundreds of seated attendees, mostly men in white shirts and dhotis, face a raised stage at the far end. On the stage, a figure in white with a white turban and a rudraksha mala sits near a microphone, beneath a large banner showing a smiling person in a turban with a garland, with the Tamil heading 'நித்யானந்த ஸ்பரண தியானமுறை' (Nithyananda Smarana Dhyana Murai). Round colourful targets hang at the stage sides, and black speakers stand on either side of the audience. The copyright overlay and source credit appear at the lower right.2006-12-14December 14 20062006-12-14Photograph of a large audience seated in white plastic chairs under a open-sided tent with ceiling fans and draped curtains, facing a stage. Most attendees are women and girls, many with long braided hair, wearing white, pink, orange and floral salwar or sari clothing. On the stage backdrop, a large banner shows a photograph of a smiling person in a light blue head wrap and white garment with hands together, with Tamil text reading Nithyananda Spurana Dhyanayogam above it. A smaller framed portrait sits at the stage left and a microphone stand stands centre stage. The attendees are seated in rows filling the frame, with a few men visible at the far right.2006-12-15December 15 20062006-12-15A large crowd of seated attendees fills a white-canopied tent hall, viewed from the back rows. Most men wear white shirts and some wear checked shirts; a woman in a green sari sits at the lower left. On the stage at the far end, a small figure in saffron clothing is visible near floral garlands on a white-draped table, with a rainbow-patterned panel behind. A large portrait banner at the left shows a smiling figure in a white head wrap and a Tamil caption is printed beside it. A video camera on a tripod records the stage, and ceiling fans hang from the tent frame.2006-12-15