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A large photograph of a canopied tent hall filled with seated devotees on red and green mats, most wearing white, with saffron, yellow, pink and blue saris mixed in. Blue and white scalloped drapery hangs from the ceiling. At the far end a stage bears a large blue banner showing a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" in saffron robes, with Tamil and English lettering reading "Nithyananda Spurana" and "Program - NSF". Several television monitors flank the aisles and loudspeakers hang from the poles. Several hundred people are visible, and the portrait on the banner is a printed depiction rather than a person present on stage.

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A large photograph inside a white tent with blue scalloped drapery and ceiling fans, filled with seated devotees on red and green mats. Most attendees wear white, with women in saris and salwar in pastel and bright colours. Ahead, a stage displays a large blue banner with a portrait labelled "Nithyananda Spurana" and a crowd of seated figures facing it. Speakers and small screens line the tent sides.2009-11-28November 28 20092009-11-28A large photograph of a crowded outdoor satsang hall under a blue-and-white draped tent canopy. Hundreds of devotees, mostly women in white and cream saris and some in teal or orange, sit cross-legged on green and red floor mats facing a stage. A large blue banner reads a Tamil-language heading above a portrait of a smiling figure and the English text Nithyananda Spurana Program (NSP). On stage, several figures sit on white seats near a candle-lit arrangement, and flanking screens show the stage live. Lamps and speakers hang from the poles.2009-11-28A large tented hall filled with seated devotees on green and red floor mats during the a person Spurana convention. Rows of people in white clothes sit facing a stage at the far end, where a large banner shows a saffron-robed figure with long hair beside the text a person Spurana. Blue and white draped ceiling fabric and hanging fans cover the tent. A standing man in white garments stands at the right edge, and a screen at left shows a speaker in orange. Crowded seating fills the hall.2009-11-26November 28 20092009-11-28A large photograph of a seated assembly under a tent with blue-scalloped valance and white ceiling. Hundreds of devotees sit on red and green floor mats in rows, mostly in white and pale clothing. A standing man in a white kurta and white dhoti stands near the centre aisle facing the crowd. Overhead lights hang from metal poles, and screens and speakers are placed along the sides. A banner at left reads Nithyananda Spurana Programme, and a small screen at the far end shows a seated figure in orange. A large crowd is visible.2009-11-26November 26 20092009-11-26November 26 20092009-11-26November 26 20092009-11-26A large photograph of a convention held under a white marquee with blue scalloped draping along the ceiling and rows of hanging fans and speakers. Hundreds of seated attendees fill the floor, mostly in white clothes, with women in saris in pink, green, blue and orange on the right side. A long red carpet runs down the centre aisle toward a stage. A large banner above the stage shows a portrait of a figure in saffron robes and the words Nithyananda Spurana Program. Small screens line the side posts.2009-11-26Large crowd seated on the floor inside a big white tent with blue scalloped drapes along the ceiling, at a person Spurana Convention day. Most attendees wear white, while others wear saffron, red, pink, yellow and green saris and salwar. Many women have hair in long braids. On the right, a stage backdrop shows a large portrait of a person in orange robes, with a banner reading NITHYANANDA SPURTI PRAVAH (NSP). Speakers hang from the poles and screens show the stage. A table of packaged items lies at the lower left.2009-11-26A large outdoor pandal filled with seated devotees dressed in white, facing a distant stage. Rows of people sit on green and red floor mats under a white canopy with blue scalloped drapes and hanging ceiling fans. Two large screens on poles show a close-up of a speaker in saffron robes and the stage backdrop displays a portrait labelled "Nithyananda Spura Roopam (NSP)" with the banner text. Loudspeaker clusters hang from the poles. The crowd is dense across the frame, with many attendees in white garments, some with white shawls, and a few in colourful saris at the edges. Some people in the foreground are seated with their backs to the camera. The scene reads as a satsang or discourse at a convention.2009-11-28