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A photograph of an exhibition corridor with cream walls and an orange floor. Along the right wall hang tall scroll-style display panels with aged parchment edges, each carrying small photographs, portrait illustrations and printed paragraphs. Two people stand on the left: one woman in a red-orange sari with a dark shawl and a second person in a red-orange turban and robe, facing the displays and looking at them. The panels include a heading reading Granth Samadhi and a section titled Teaching Temple.

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July 03 20152015-07-03July 02 20152015-07-02Photograph of an indoor exhibition hall with a light-coloured carpeted floor and a row of scroll-styled display panels lit by overhead spotlights. A person in a reddish-orange robe and matching headwrap stands facing the panels at center, with another figure in similar red-orange clothing at the left edge. The panels show portrait photos, group images and bold headings on parchment-like backgrounds, including panels reading awakening human potential and building hospitals and re-establishing Vedic medicine and sciences. Some printed text on the panels is too small to read clearly.2015-07-02An exhibition hall corridor lined with tall beige scroll-style display panels mounted on white partitions, with a large faux tree with orange foliage overhead on the left. The panels show portraits of a man in saffron and red robes labelled Sarvajnapeetha and Grantha Samadhi, photo collages of books, palm-leaf manuscripts and temple scenes, and large text about collecting Vedic texts. Two people stand far down the corridor on the left, one in a red-brown robe; their faces are not clear. The right panel has a red-robed portrait of a man on the scroll, which is a printed image, not a physical person.2015-07-02A photograph of a person lying prostrate on a floor in front of a display of tall scroll-style panels mounted on a white wall, showing photographs and printed text. The prone person wears an orange-red robe with yellow borders and an orange-red head wrap, and a small amount of gold tinsel appears at the lower left. Warm spotlights hang above the display. A second orange-clad figure is partly visible at the bottom edge. The image is rotated sideways.2015-07-02A person wearing an orange-red turban and matching orange-red draped robe with gold borders stands with back partly turned, facing a wall of illuminated display panels in a bright exhibition hall. The panels are scroll-style posters with headings like "Transmitting yogic powers" and "Decoding and Transmitting the Mystical Yogic Powers", with photographs of meditating figures, a seated yogi, and devotees. Spotlights hang above the panels and a golden decorative element appears at the top left. A second person in orange stands at the left edge. The figure in orange has long dark braided hair and a beaded necklace; appearance is consistent with a person, but identity is uncertain.2015-07-03An exhibition hallway with a large golden artificial tree with orange-lit foliage centred under spotlights, flanked by a row of tall panel displays on the right. The panels show framed photographs, text blocks and a portrait of a smiling man in a red headdress. One visible headline reads "Granth Samadhi" with "Vedic Library, the Largest Knowledge" beneath it. At left, a draped altar table with brass oil lamps and a small wooden stand. A man in a saffron-orange dhoti and shawl walks along the carpeted path, and a figure in white stands near the altar at left.2015-07-02July 02 20152015-07-02July 03 20152015-07-03Photograph of an exhibition booth with tall white panels lit by spotlights, showing scroll-style posters on parchment-coloured backgrounds. Two standing men in saffron-orange robes with orange and gold-bordered cloth wraps face the displays; one wears a saffron turban and a long rudraksha-style mala, while the other has a shaved head and a beaded mala. A woman in white sits at left, seated on a low bench, holding her hand to her face. The posters show photographs of meditating figures and yogic practices along with text and a banner titled Enriching Temple and Decoding and Transcending the Mystical Yoga Powers. Floor is beige carpet, and the booth has a decorative wall with damask patterns and a tree decoration at the top left.2015-07-04A photograph of an exhibition hall with tall scroll-style display panels mounted on white walls. A single person in a rust-orange sannyasi garment and matching orange turban stands in profile, facing the panels, wearing a beaded necklace and a wrap around the waist. The panels show parchment-textured scroll designs with portraits, photographs of students and temples, and headings about Gurukul and Vedic education. Spotlights hang from the ceiling. The person's distinguishing cues are limited to the orange turban and robes, and the face is not visible, so identity is uncertain; the page indicates this event but the appearance does not establish it.2015-07-02An exhibition hall with a row of tall scroll-styled display panels set on a carpeted floor, with a mirror panel reflecting part of the display. Each panel has a parchment-look header with an emblem and a figure in red and gold turban and attire, plus photo collages of temples, sacred arts, deity murti and ritual scenes. Panels cover The Vedic Age, Nithyananda Sacred Arts with 400 temples in 3 years, and Nithyananda Gurukul education. The reflection shows a turbaned figure in red and gold clothing. No physical people are clearly standing in the scene apart from the reflected figure.2015-07-03