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A large indoor hall filled with hundreds of seated participants, most wearing white blindfolds or eye-cloths tied over their eyes. Many wear white or pastel clothes, saris in pink, red, orange and blue, and some have white garlands or necklaces. Several people in the front rows sit with hands pressed together in prayer. A red carpet runs through the centre aisle toward a small stage where a figure in orange robes stands. Wall-mounted fans, orange pillars, banners and signboards line the back of the hall.

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January 18 20092009-01-18January 18 20092009-01-18February 25 2009 Nithyananda Spurana Convention2009-02-25A large indoor auditorium packed with hundreds of seated attendees, most wearing white blindfolds or white cloth tied over their eyes. Rows of red upholstered seats fill the floor, and a tiered balcony above is also crowded with people in white. Many attendees wear white shirts, kurtas and saris, with some in coloured clothing such as orange, pink and blue. Near the centre aisle at the front, a single figure in orange robes stands. Wood-panelled walls and a white ceiling with recessed lights frame the hall.2009-01-26July 29 20062006-07-29January 18 20092009-01-18February 27 20092009-02-27A large crowd of seated devotees fills a white tented pavilion with a red carpet. Most wear white clothing and white cloth blindfolds tied over their eyes, and some wear orange-saffron shawls. In the foreground, a man with long dark hair in white clothes sits behind a mixing console and sound equipment, with a bald man in an orange shawl beside him. A stage at the back has a purple draped backdrop decorated with framed portraits and flower garlands, and several figures stand near the stage. Overhead are ceiling fans and the tent's light fabric canopy.2006-12-16A large indoor hall filled with hundreds of seated men wearing white shirts and white cloth blindfolds tied over their eyes, many with rudraksha or beaded necklaces and ID badges clipped to their shirts. Some wear blue, red or striped shirts among the white. Red curtains, brass-coloured pillars and banners hang along the back wall, with a few people in white standing near the stage at the far end. The photograph appears to be a documentary still from a KALPATHARU session, which the page describes, and no a person figure is clearly visible.2009-01-18A large indoor hall filled with hundreds of seated participants, most wearing white blindfolds or bands over their eyes. A single standing figure in a long orange-red robe stands at the centre with both arms raised high, facing the crowd. Many attendees wear white shirts and white or colourful saris, with some in green, blue and pink. Ceiling fans and fluorescent lights line the white ceiling, and a banner with a portrait and printed text hangs on the right wall beside open doorways.2009-08-02A large seated congregation fills a tented hall decorated with hanging colourful lanterns, paper ornaments and streamers. Many participants wear orange or dark-tinted blindfold goggles over their eyes as part of a Third Eye session. Most sit cross-legged on mats in white kurtas, dhotis and saffron or red garments, with rudraksha malas and beaded necklaces. Large screens on the walls show close-up views of the crowd, and a stage with lighting equipment is visible at the far end.2016-12-01September 05 20152015-09-05