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A large photograph of a convention hall packed with hundreds of seated participants, most wearing white cloth blindfolds tied over their eyes. Many wear white or pale clothing, with some in saffron, green, pink and yellow saris and salwars, and several have white ID lanyards. A standing woman in a light orange-and-white sari with arms folded stands near the front left, and other white-clad staff stand at the back by a red-curtained stage area. Red stacked chairs line the side walls, and a camera tripod is visible at the right edge. A sign reading "Silence Please" hangs on the back wall.

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February 25 2009 Nithyananda Spurana Convention2009-02-25A large hall filled with hundreds of seated people, most wearing white or brightly coloured saris, kurtas and shirts, with white cloth blindfolds tied over their eyes. Many wear name badges on their clothing and some wear rudraksha malas. They sit in rows on red floor mats in a meditative practice, with a stage and banners visible at the far end of the hall and orange-brick pillars lining the walls. No individual figure can be identified as a specific person.2009-01-18A wide overhead view of a large hall filled with hundreds of seated devotees on a red carpet, most wearing white clothes and white headbands over their eyes. Many sit in rows with plates and small packets in front of them, some holding leaves or cups. A green-draped table with laptops and water bottles stands at the lower left, and banners hang on the far wall. Some attendees wear saffron, yellow, blue, green and pink saris and kurtas. No individual leader is clearly identifiable in the crowd.2008-02-09Wide view of a large auditorium filled with hundreds of seated attendees, nearly all wearing white cloth blindfolds tied over their eyes. Rows of red upholstered theatre-style seats run toward a stage at the far end, where a woman in an orange sari stands near the aisle at right. Many people in the foreground wear white kurtas, dhotis and saris, with some in colourful saris and shirts. A balcony above is also packed with people, and a microphone stand stands at lower left.2009-01-26February 25 2009 Nithyananda Spurana Convention2009-02-25February 27 20092009-02-27A large seated crowd of women fills a covered hall, most with white cloth blindfolds or headbands tied over their eyes. They wear saris in blue, orange, yellow, pink, green and white, many with rudraksha or bead malas and small ID badges. They sit on red mats with water bottles nearby. Along the back wall, several framed portraits and a blue banner with floral decorations hang above the gathering.2006-12-14A 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.2009-01-18February 25 2009 Nithyananda Spurana Convention2009-02-25A large indoor gathering of hundreds of seated participants on green floor mats, most wearing white garments and white blindfold-style bands across their eyes. Many women wear saris and salwar kameez in orange, red, green, pink and blue, some with ID lanyards. Several people sit with their hands folded or pressed to their faces. Cardboard boxes and sound equipment are visible at the upper right edge.2010-08-08December 14 20062006-12-14A large indoor hall filled with hundreds of seated participants, most wearing white cloth blindfolds tied across their eyes. Women in saris and salwar kameez in mixed colours, including yellow, red, green, blue and pink, sit close together on the floor. Many wear white shirts and dhotis, and some carry ID badges on lanyards. Orange-painted pillars line the back of the hall, and the rows extend toward the background. No a person candidate is visible.2009-01-18