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June 01 20092009-06-01June 01 20092009-06-01June 01 20092009-06-01June 01 20092009-06-01A hall of practitioners lying prone on mats in a yoga session, arranged in rows across the floor. At the front a woman in white clothing with an orange-red sash stands facing the group with hands together. Behind her a golden ornate throne stands on a raised stage, beneath a large banner showing a portrait of a smiling woman in orange labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda and a golden graphic reading Life Bliss Engineering. Colourful decorative hangings with yellow tassels frame the stage, and dark red curtains hang at the sides. Most participants wear white or grey clothing, with some in orange and blue.2009-06-04A photograph of a satsang hall with a large audience seated on orange mats, many with white blindfold-style cloths tied over their eyes. In the centre, a standing man wears an orange robe and stands on the stage area near a yellow armchair-style throne with a cushion. Behind the stage hangs a large banner of a smiling man wearing an orange turban with a red tilak, beside a banner reading life bliss program. A blue chakra-diagram graphic in a meditating figure is displayed on the right. Colourful striped ceremonial pillars with orange fringe hang from the ceiling, and a projector screen sits on the left. Several people in white, saffron and patterned saris are visible in the foreground, with a bald man in white at lower left.2010-08-14June 01 20092009-06-01A large hall with rows of participants lying prone on blue, green, pink and grey yoga mats in a child's-pose style, heads down, arms extended. An instructor in white clothing with a red sash stands at the front centre facing the class. Behind them a golden throne-like seat (peetha) sits beneath a large banner showing a portrait of a smiling woman in orange and the words 'a person' and 'Life Bliss Engineering'. Colourful woven tassels hang from the ceiling and dark curtains frame the stage. The printed portrait is a depiction, not a physical person.2009-06-04June 01 20092009-06-01December 14 20072007-12-14A stage backdrop banner for a Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam event, showing a large printed portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" of a smiling woman with a red bindi, orange clothing and rudraksha mala. Beside it reads "Paramecharya Nithyananda Offers... Life Bliss Engineering" with orange and yellow swirl graphics. In front stands a gold-framed photograph on a gold and red altar with flower garlands, a golden umbrella canopy, red cushions and a small brass lamp setup. No physical people are visible in the frame.2009-06-01October 03 20082008-10-03