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A hall of seated devotees, mostly women, dressed in white with rudraksha-style wooden bead garlands, sitting on yellow and striped mats in rows. A man in white at the upper right holds a video camera on a tripod while another person stands at the far right. Offerings and a framed picture sit on a stone altar in the background, with yellow and orange cloth banners hanging from the ceiling. The a person portrait and presence are not visibly confirmed in the frame.

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September 07 20092009-09-07A large indoor hall with white walls and wooden doors hosts a seated satsang gathering of many devotees dressed mostly in white, with some in yellow, blue and pink garments and flower garlands. In the foreground a woman with grey hair wears a yellow shawl and sits cross-legged. Near the back right a cameraman in a red shawl films with a tripod-mounted camera. A standing woman in white near the center faces the seated crowd. Floral garlands and flowers in hair are visible. The mood is an attentive group discourse session.2009-06-01June 01 20092009-06-01A large seated gathering of mostly women and some men in white clothing sits on mats and cushions inside a white tented hall decorated with hanging colourful striped and embroidered panels with yellow tassels. Many attendees wear yellow lanyards and name badges, and several wear rudraksha or beaded malas. Many sit with eyes closed or hands folded in meditation, while others sit upright facing forward. A video camera on a tripod stands at the right edge beside a laptop, and a yellow and orange cloth runner lies across the floor in the foreground. A figure in white with a red shawl stands far right near the back wall. A wall clock and framed items appear at the left.2009-06-10A wide photograph of a large hall filled with seated attendees on yellow and green striped mats at a Nithyanandam conference. Most people wear white or cream clothing, and a few wear saffron or pastel saris; several women sit cross-legged in the foreground with handbags and bags beside them. Hanging from the ceiling are colourful striped fabric pillars with yellow tassels, white fans and tube lights, and a large saffron cloth draped overhead. The front of the hall is not visible, and no individual is clearly identifiable as a person.2009-09-07June 01 20092009-06-01September 07 20092009-09-07A large seated audience in white ritual clothing fills a bright hall during a satsang-style session. Many women in white saris and white kurtas wear garlands of white and orange flowers, and several sit on yellow and orange cloth on the floor. Women in the front row wear red, yellow and blue shawls, and some have sandalwood or vibhuti marks on their foreheads. Behind them, men in white garments sit on white plastic chairs and mats. At the far right, a framed portrait sits on a cushioned chair beside flower vases, with a movie camera visible near the middle right. Lattice windows and yellow banners decorate the room.2009-06-01June 01 20092009-06-01A large seated audience attends a satsang in a bright hall with yellow-cream walls and colourful painted tile panels at the top left. Most people sit on mats and cushions, many in white kurtas or white tops. Several women wear orange shawls, a red-and-white outfit, a green-and-blue patterned dress and a pink top with a yellow scarf. Some wear rudraksha or bead necklaces, and a few have hands raised in prayer or gesture. Chrome barrier posts line the right side, with broadcast tripods and a camera in the foreground. A group of women in white stands at the far upper left near the stage area.2012-05-13June 01 20092009-06-01A large hall of seated devotees in white clothing, many with palms pressed together in namaste during a session. Participants sit on colourful striped mats and white plastic chairs, some holding notebooks and papers, several women wearing white and turquoise, one in purple. Patterned cloth banners hang from the white ceiling, and a video camera on a tripod records the gathering near the front. A man in white stands at the far right side and an elder in saffron stands near the right edge. The setting resembles a satsang or discourse. Crowd is dense, numbering well over twenty people.2009-07-19 +1 copies