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February 17 20152015-02-17February 19 20152015-02-19Annadhan in 20152015-01-01 +2 copiesFebruary 19 20152015-02-19 +1 copiesFebruary 19 20152015-02-19 +1 copiesFebruary 19 20152015-02-19 +1 copiesA large hall filled with seated devotees during a Mahashivaratri satsang. Many women and girls sit on the floor in rows, most wearing white saris with gold borders and rudraksha malas, while others wear saffron-orange garments. Some have white ash marks on their foreheads. Brass pots and offerings sit on a table at the left, and carved stone sculptures decorate the walls. Scattered bags and a stroller rest near the right side. No individual presented as a clear a person candidate is visible.2016-03-07A large indoor hall filled with a dense crowd of seated devotees during a satsang at Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam. Many women and men sit cross-legged on the white tiled floor in rows, wearing saffron and orange saris and kurtas, deep red and maroon garments, and white traditional dress. Several devotees wear rudraksha malas and have vibhuti or kumkum marks on their foreheads. Some hold open notebooks and small plates. Red curtains line the walls and a stage is visible at the far end. The view is from the back of the hall, showing hundreds of people in rows.2013-07-22December 31 20112011-12-31A large hall filled with seated devotees performing a group puja with palms pressed together in namaskar. In the foreground, rows of women in orange and red saris and white dhotis or saris with red or yellow shawls sit on mats before brass thalis, kumkum bowls and small brass oil lamps set on orange cloths. Many participants wear white, others yellow or orange, and some hold prayer books. Banners with blue and orange patterns hang along the back wall beneath bright windows, and the crowd stretches into the distance.2010-10-23A large hall of seated devotees attending a satsang or discourse. Many sit on the floor on mats and cushions, while others sit on chairs at the front left. Women wear saffron, orange, red, yellow and white saris and salwar; men wear white kurtas and dhotis. Some hold small brass oil lamps and offering trays with flowers and fruit on the floor. Framed portraits hang on the pink walls above, and red curtains frame the windows. Several people are standing near the back of the hall.2011-08-22December 10 20092009-12-10