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A large audience fills a warmly lit hall, seen from behind as most people face a raised platform. A figure standing on the platform wears a saffron-orange robe, a rudraksha mala and a large floral garland, with long dark hair swept up. Visible cues are consistent with a person, who is giving a talk at a microphone. A banner above reads Nithyanandoham and a stall sign for a gift shop is visible. Many attendees wear white, orange and saffron clothing, some with lanyards. Framed embroidered panels hang on the walls and a red and orange drape decorates the stage backdrop.

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December 09 20152015-12-09December 09 20152015-12-09 +1 copiesA photograph taken from behind a large seated audience in a hall with cream walls, facing a central figure standing on a raised wooden platform. The standing person wears a red and orange cloth wrapped at the waist, a green patterned shawl draped across the upper body, and a beaded necklace, with long dark hair tied up. A microphone stand is at the side of the platform. Behind the speaker hang orange drapes, a framed portrait of a figure in red and gold, a banner reading a Nithyanandoham event title, and a framed painting of deities. Many attendees sit on the floor and in chairs, wearing saffron, orange, red, white and teal clothing, some with orange malas, with a few people with hands folded in namaste. A round purple logo appears at upper left.2015-12-09December 08 20152015-12-08A photograph of a satsang-style session in a large hall with cream walls and a banner reading Nithyanandam booth/gift shop text at left. A man stands barefoot on a carved wooden throne-like seat at the front, wearing a black swept-back hair style, a rudraksha mala and ornate gold necklace, an orange shawl over a patterned tunic and orange dhoti, holding a trident (trishul) in his left hand. Seated and standing devotees fill the foreground and middle, many wearing orange and white clothing and orange sashes, some with hands folded in prayer. Framed devotional pictures hang on the wall behind. Roughly 40 to 60 people are visible.2015-12-09 +1 copiesDecember 08 20152015-12-08December 09 20152015-12-09December 09 20152015-12-09December 08 20152015-12-08 +1 copiesDecember 09 20152015-12-09December 08 20152015-12-08December 09 20152015-12-09