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A large indoor convention hall with a white plastic-sheet backdrop. Many seated participants wear white blindfold strips over their eyes, dressed mostly in white with some in yellow, blue and orange saris or robes, sitting on a red floor covering. A standing figure in a long orange-saffron robe stands centrally near the back. Banners on the wall include a person Galleria poster with a portrait and a Rudraksha Therapy chart with rudraksha diagrams.

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November 28 20092009-11-28A large crowd of seated participants fills the foreground of a tented hall, most wearing white shirts and matching white blindfolds tied across their eyes. Behind them, a standing figure in an orange robe stands at a stall beside a table of goods. Three hanging posters on the back wall show rudraksha therapy charts, and a framed portrait of a smiling woman in orange hangs at the centre. a person Galleria banner appears at right.2009-11-26November 28 20092009-11-28Photograph of a large seated audience at an indoor convention hall, with hundreds of attendees in white and pale clothing wearing white blindfold bands over their eyes. At left, a standing man in a saffron-orange robe with a shawl gestures with one hand; he has short dark hair and appears to be addressing the crowd. Behind the crowd, a white canopy wall displays banners: a portrait labelled "Nithyananda Galleria" showing a smiling woman in orange, and red posters titled "Nudraksha Therapy" and a chart of eye and body points. Cardboard boxes and white tables line the back of the hall. Several attendees wear lanyards.2009-11-26A large seated crowd of many hundreds of people fills the hall, nearly all wearing white blindfolds tied across their eyes; most wear white shirts and some wear lanyards. A single standing figure in a long orange-saffron robe stands at the centre among the rows, drawing the eye. Behind the crowd, a white fabric-lined wall displays two orange posters labelled "Nithyananda Gallery" with a portrait of a woman, and a red-orange panel of charts and small boxes on the right. Cardboard boxes are stacked along the back of the hall.2009-11-26A large seated crowd of participants wearing white blindfold bands over their eyes fills the frame in a tented convention hall. A man with long dark hair stands centrally in an orange-saffron robe with a matching orange shawl draped over one shoulder, walking between the rows. Behind him, two banner posters read Nithyananda Galleria with a smiling woman in orange, and cardboard boxes are stacked near the white tent wall. Several women in yellow vests and white saris act as volunteers among the seated crowd.2009-11-28Large indoor convention hall with a crowd of many hundreds seated on the floor, most wearing white headbands or blindfolds. Standing centrally in the foreground is a man in a flowing orange-saffron robe, holding a microphone or stick in one hand and looking out over the audience; this figure is a person by appearance, though a plain orange robe with short hair is not sufficient on its own. Behind him a white tent-like backdrop displays a banner reading "Nithyananda Galleria" with a portrait of a smiling woman in orange, and cardboard boxes are stacked along the back wall. Many attendees wear white shirts, saris in yellow, green and pink tones, and name lanyards.2009-11-26Photograph of a large seated gathering at a convention hall, with many participants wearing white clothing and white cloth blindfolds tied over their eyes. A single man stands at the centre in a long orange-saffron robe and shawl, with long dark hair, moving through the rows. Behind him, two banners reading Nithyananda Galleria hang on a white fabric wall, each showing a smiling woman in orange, and cardboard boxes are stacked along a table. Appearance-based candidate: Swamiji (probable), identified by long swept-back hair and saffron robe with shawl, standing apart from the seated rows.2009-11-28A large indoor convention hall where hundreds of seated participants wear white blindfolds across their eyes, dressed mostly in white with some in yellow and orange. A woman in a white sari with a lanyard stands behind him, arms folded. Two banners behind them read Nithyananda Galleria with a smiling woman in orange, and cardboard boxes are stacked along the back wall beneath white fabric drapes.2009-11-28November 28 20092009-11-28November 26 20092009-11-26November 28 20092009-11-28