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A large seated audience fills a hall at a satsang. Most attendees sit cross-legged on mats, many women in saffron, orange, red and white saris and kurtas, some wearing rudraksha malas and vibhuti or kumkum marks on their foreheads. Men in white shirts and dhotis sit in the back rows. A small child with curly hair in a green shirt sits with hands pressed together in prayer near the centre. No speaker or throne is clearly visible in this frame, and no individual can be confidently identified as a person.

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August 21 20162016-08-21A large seated audience fills a carpeted hall, with many women in white, orange and red clothing and orange lanyards around their necks. A toddler sits on a woman's lap in the foreground, and a young child in orange is visible at lower centre. Several attendees wear glasses, and some hold their hands together in prayer or meditation. The camera looks out over rows of participants toward a distant stage area with flowers and lights, but no clearly identifiable presenter is visible.2015-12-10 +1 copiesA large seated congregation fills a hall with red curtains during a satsang. Many attendees wear white or red-and-gold clothing, rudraksha beads and orange-and-red shawls, several with white or sandalwood forehead markings. In the foreground a young woman in an orange garment and rudraksha mala sits with eyes closed, and a girl in a maroon-and-gold dress with beads sits beside her. A small child in white sits in the middle of the crowd. Rows of people sit on the floor and chairs behind them, with a few visitors on chairs at the back. No central figure in saffron or a throne is clearly visible, so no identifiable presenter is shown. Roughly fifty or more people are visible.2013-07-18A seated audience fills a hall at a satsang-style programme. Many women sit close together in rows, wearing white, orange, red, teal and blue clothing, several with orange lanyards and cord necklaces. Some hold pens or notepads, and a few wear glasses. A water bottle sits in the foreground, and gold-toned chairs and a pale wall are visible behind them. No speaker or a person is visible in the frame.2015-12-09February 13 20182018-02-13A photograph of a large seated audience inside a white-walled hall during a satsang gathering. In the foreground, women in white, pink, orange and yellow saris and salwars sit close together, some wearing rudraksha malas and tilak on their foreheads; one woman in the front left wears headphones and a dark blue top. Behind them, rows of men and women in white kurtas and orange lanyards sit facing forward. At the top left, a doorway shows a figure in red and a few people in the background. A white stand-up partition with a metal rail divides the seating on the right, and a small framed picture hangs on the wall. The audience numbers well over twenty people, all seated and attentive.2012-10-08A large seated audience fills a hall at a satsang, many people sitting cross-legged on red mats. Foreground women wear red, orange and white saris and salwar, some with rudraksha malas and marigold garlands; a woman in a red turban and red shawl sits with eyes closed. Behind them rows of men and women in white kurtas and white clothes sit attentively. No speaker or a person candidate is visible in the frame.2014-07-06A large seated congregation fills a hall, with many people in white and cream garments and some in orange or red-toned clothing, many with eyes closed or attentive expressions. In the foreground, blurred figures sit closest to the camera, one man in a saffron-coloured cloth and a woman with a long braid in white. The setting appears to be a satsang or Guru Purnima gathering, and no clearly identifiable a person candidate is visible among the seated devotees. A faint studio credit overlay reads 2020 Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam with , which is not transcribed here2016-07-19A large seated congregation fills a hall during a satsang. Most people wear white or cream clothing, including men in white shirts and women in white saris, while several women in orange and red saris and blue and multicoloured garments sit among them. Many have their palms pressed together in anjali, and some wear flowers in their hair, kumkum on the forehead, and beaded or gold necklaces. Plain white-walled pillars and wooden doors line the back of the room. No speaker or a person candidate is visible in this frame, so the view shows only the attending devotees.2016-08-13April 17 20162016-04-17April 16 20182018-04-16 +3 copiesApril 07 20132013-04-07