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A large indoor hall filled with hundreds of seated attendees, most wearing white cloth blindfolds tied across their eyes, sitting in rows on mats and floor cushions. Women in saris and salwar kameez in white, yellow, pink, purple and blue dominate the foreground, with men in white shirts and dhotis seated toward the back. Pink curtains hang from the pillars and several banners line the back wall. A tripod-mounted camera stands near the front. Bottles of water and bags rest on the floor in the lower left.

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November 25 20062006-11-25A large seated gathering of women and some men in a hall, most wearing white or cream saris and dhotis with white blindfold bands across their eyes, many with hands folded in prayer and eyes closed. Several wear rudraksha-style beaded necklaces and name badges on lanyards. White plastic chairs fill the lower foreground and a wooden stage or platform stands at the back. On the left wall a banner reads Nithyananda and a shelf display holds books and framed photos; a framed portrait of a figure in orange hangs on the back wall. No individual is clearly identifiable as a person from appearance in this crowd.2008-06-22A large indoor hall with a green mat floor holds a seated crowd of many devotees, most wearing white cloth blindfolds tied over their eyes. Many wear white and cream saris and kurtas, with some in pink, blue, purple and orange. Several women have gold necklaces and bangles, and a few hold small bags. Above the crowd hangs a red banner with yellow and white lettering and a portrait, with green palm plants and white roof panels overhead. The scene suggests a seated group meditation or satsang session, though no front figure is clearly visible.2006-11-05A large photograph of a dense hall filled with hundreds of seated devotees, most wearing white blindfolds or white cloth tied over their eyes. Many women wear saris in white, cream, red, pink, teal and blue with gold necklaces and lanyard identity badges, while some men in white shirts and dhotis sit among them. Rows of people sit on the floor facing forward, with a few older people and a child in green visible in the foreground. Pillars with yellow-orange paint line the back of the hall, and the scene suggests a large organised group meditation or practice session.2009-01-18Wide elevated view of a large hall with hundreds of seated devotees in white and coloured saris and dhotis, many wearing white blindfold-style cloths over their eyes during a meditation session. They sit on mats on a red-carpeted floor in rows. Potted palms stand in the foreground, and a camera on a tripod is visible near the front. Banners with printed text hang on the left wall, and arched stained-glass windows and a wooden door are at the back. No clearly identifiable presenter is visible at the front.2009-01-31November 25 20062006-11-25A large indoor hall filled with a seated group of many participants on green mats, most wearing white or pastel clothes such as yellow, pink and teal saris and kurtas, and white blindfold-style headbands tied over their eyes. Rows of red plastic chairs are visible at the back, a green-and-white draped canopy hangs behind, and a few people sit on chairs among the crowd. A banner with printed text and portraits is on the upper right wall. The scene suggests a guided yoga or meditation session with eyes covered.2006-11-25 +1 copiesA large indoor hall filled with many seated participants, most wearing white blindfolds or headbands tied across their eyes. They sit in rows on green mats, mostly women in colourful saris including teal, magenta, orange, blue and white, with many wearing garlands and rudraksha-style beads. A central green aisle runs toward a distant stage where a figure stands in white. Some attendants in white clothing stand near the left edge. The scene shows a mass meditation or group practice session with rows of participants in close formation. +1 copiesA large indoor hall filled with hundreds of seated participants, nearly all wearing white blindfolds tied across their eyes. Most wear white, cream or pastel saris and salwar kameez, some with garlands and lanyard ID badges clipped to clothing. The hall has red curtained windows, tiled ceiling lights, wall fans and yellow pillars. A small figure in orange robes stands near the back of the hall, close to a doorway. The scene looks like a mass group exercise or meditation session held with eyes covered.2009-01-18November 25 20062006-11-25Article - November 26 20062006-11-26 +1 copiesFebruary 25 2009 Nithyananda Spurana Convention2009-02-25