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A large seated and standing audience in white clothing at an indoor convention hall, many wearing numbered name badges. In the centre a smiling woman in white with a white shawl holds a handheld microphone and speaks. Around her, devotees in white kurtas and saris, a man in a grey shirt with a badge numbered 146, and a man with rudraksha beads in white look on. Some participants wear red kumkum bindis and gold jewellery. No identifiable presenter appears in frame, and the crowd is densely packed.

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March 26 20062006-03-26A seated group of smiling devotees clapping at a convention hall. In the centre, a man in a white short-sleeved shirt, plaid shorts and glasses holds a microphone in one hand while clapping. Beside him, a woman in a white sari with a red bindi, pearl necklace and bangles laughs and claps, with a red flower on the floor near her. Behind them a man in white kurta and round glasses holds a microphone, and others wear white clothes and rudraksha malas, some with name badges numbered 131, 136 and 162. Right foreground, a man in white with a rudraksha mala claps with raised hands. No one is clearly identifiable as a person in this image.2006-03-26March 26 20062006-03-26March 26 20062006-03-26March 26 20062006-03-26March 26 20062006-03-26Photo of a seated group at a convention, sitting on white sheets on the floor. In the foreground a woman in a pastel pink-blue paisley kurta with a dark mala holds a black microphone and speaks, with a red flower in her other hand. Beside her a young woman with a long rudraksha mala and a red bindi listens. Around them, delegates in white and pastel clothing sit close together, several wearing numbered name badges such as 160, 101 and 150. No a person candidate is visible in this frame. The scene resembles a sharing session where delegates ask questions.2006-03-26March 26 20062006-03-26A photograph of a large, pale-walled convention hall with polished floors and rows of brown chairs in the background. In the centre, a man in a white kurta with a red bindi and a numbered name badge reading 139 holds a microphone and speaks, apparently a delegate sharing a question during the sharing session. Beside him, a woman in a pink shawl and white sari wears a rudraksha mala and a gold pendant. Behind them a young man in a striped shirt with a badge reading 110 stands, and on the left a woman in white and grey clothing stands with head bowed. On the right, a woman in a turquoise sari with a name badge sits and listens, and a bald man in a grey top is partly visible at the edge. A purple bird logo sits in the upper left corner.2006-03-26A photograph of a crowd of devotees in white clothing clapping at a gathering. In the foreground a woman in a white floral-print outfit with a red bindi, black beaded necklace and gold bangles claps with a name card pinned to her top. Beside her a young man in white with a red tilak on his forehead claps and looks ahead. Behind them a man in a white shirt with a black collar and a wristwatch claps, and an older woman with grey hair and a white blouse claps.2006-08-27A seated audience inside a large hall with light wood flooring and folding chairs along the back wall. In the foreground, a woman in an orange and green silk saree with a gold border sits cross-legged beside a woman in a red and pink saree; both wear rudraksha malas. At the right, a woman in a white floral dress wears a mala and bangles. At the left, a man in cream kurta with a white shawl sits on the floor. Behind them, many people sit attentively, some in white and some in pink, purple and red saris, and several wear black beaded malas. A standing woman in a white top is at the back left near a table. A purple logo appears at the upper left and a tall banner hangs on the back wall.2006-04-30Photo of a large seated and standing audience at an indoor convention hall. A central figure stands in a light blue long-sleeved robe with gold trim over white, long dark hair swept back, hands clasped near the chest, beside an orange-cushioned ornate seat. Around them, many attendees in white and pastel kurtas and saris press palms together in namaste; name badges with numbers are visible. A blue banner behind reads Nithyananda Foundation and Nithyananda Convention, with a white dove emblem above. a person is described by his blue-and-white robe, long swept-back hair and position beside the throne-like seat.2006-03-26