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Indoor hall photograph with a glossy reflective floor and a projection screen at upper left. A man with a shaved head stands at centre in white dhoti and shirt with an orange-red shawl, holding a microphone and speaking. Two women in white saris with orange-red borders stand to the right, one holding papers. Seated devotees in orange clothing are visible at the lower right edge, and a man in white stands in the background near the doorway.

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November 05 20102010-11-05A young man in a white kurta and white trousers stands holding a handheld microphone and speaking, with a white forehead streak and a red bindi. He wears an orange-red shawl over his shoulder and a rudraksha mala with an orange lanyard around his neck, with a name badge on his chest. Seated at left, a man with grey hair wears a red shawl over white clothes, and a woman in a red sari sits behind him. A large white projection screen, a potted tree and a patterned floor mat form the backdrop of this satsang-style gathering.2012-12-04 +1 copiesA standing man in white ceremonial clothing, with a rudraksha mala around his neck, speaks into a handheld microphone and gestures with his hands during a satsang in a hall with peach walls and red curtains. Seated students in white and devotees sit on blue-striped mats on the floor, with bags placed nearby. A man in a wheelchair sits at a table at the back. Two framed portraits hang on the walls, and a speaker is mounted on the left wall.2011-07-06July 06 20102010-07-06Evening satsang on a small stage with dark red curtains. A seated person in an orange robe with a leopard-print orange shawl, beaded necklaces and long dark hair sits on a white cushioned throne-style chair beside a microphone stand and a small table, appearing to speak and smile. Standing at right, a man in white shirt and white trousers holds a microphone and speaks. Seated along the stage are devotees in white, one in a white shirt with rudraksha-like beads, and women in white saris with orange borders. Strewn flower petals and a green cord lie on the stage. Copyright text appears at lower right.2006-12-27November 13 20172017-11-13July 17 20082008-07-17Indoor event photograph at a hall with a projection screen showing two stylized white thrones or seats. An elderly man with white hair, wearing a white kurta and white dhoti with a red and gold-bordered shawl draped over his shoulders, extends his hands toward a shaved-headed young sannyasi in saffron-orange robes and a rudraksha mala who stands before him. Several standing attendees, including a woman in a pink sari and others in white and orange, watch nearby. A cameraman in a pink striped shirt films on the right, and a blue bag and a laptop sit on the floor in the foreground.2011-11-26December 27 20062006-12-27Indoor programme hall with a projector screen on the left and a framed portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" hanging on the right wall, showing a figure in red robes with a garland. A standing man in a red garment with a rudraksha mala holds a microphone and speaks toward the room; his hair is pulled up in a bun. Beside him a woman in a peach sari stands. Further right, a man in a green shirt holds a camera. Two saffron-robed monks stand near a cream upholstered chair, and a bald man in white dhoti sits cross-legged on a red striped mat in front, with a blue cloth on his head and hands in a mudra. Women in saris sit on the floor at the right edge. A fan and microphone stand are in the foreground.2011-07-04A photograph of a bare-walled hall with white tiled floor and a wooden door frame. A figure in a long saffron-orange robe and orange lower garment, with long dark hair and a rudraksha mala around the neck, walks forward with palms pressed together in anjali mudra. Several men in white kurtas and white dhotis stand or sit with hands folded at left, one wearing a skullcap. An orange cloth rests on a black speaker, a fan stands nearby, and a projection screen and loudspeaker are at right. The orange-robed figure's identity is uncertain from appearance alone, so the role of devotee or person is used. The scene suggests a satsang or morning session with people greeting each other.2009-07-02November 13 20172017-11-13