January 05 2008 - Nithyanandapedia

Nithyanandapedia

January 05 2008

More like this

Open the gallery

January 05 2008

January 06 2008

A large seated group of devotees, mostly women, fills a hall facing a stage. Many wear white saris or white garments with white headbands tied around their heads, sitting on mats and cushions. A tall banner on the left shows a blue meditating figure in a lotus-style pose against a pink and white background. Colourful striped pillars with patterns frame the hall, and a red curtain and orange draping appear at the stage area. A person sits at a desk near the back, and a few people in colourful clothing are seen among the rows. The scene suggests a meditation or satsang session, with the audience focused on the front.

A large indoor hall with corrugated metal roof and white walls holds a crowd of several hundred seated devotees, most wearing white clothes and white blindfolds over their eyes. In the foreground a man in orange robes sits facing the crowd beside a low white-draped table with a closed book, a brass bell and a small oil lamp. Two long decorative cloth banners with orange, green and blue patterns hang from the ceiling. A camera on a tripod is visible near the centre. Several people sit on mats in orange, pink, green and white attire. The crowd is seated on the floor in rows.

January 31 2009

December 22 2009

A large crowd of seated participants fills a green-carpeted tent during an Arogya Yoga meditation session. Most are women in white and cream saris and dhotis, with white headbands and long braided hair, sitting cross-legged in rows. Some wear yellow, orange, pink, maroon and green saris. Overhead hang beige drapes and banners, with a camera tripod at the left edge. At the far side, a few figures in white stand near a stage and a flower-decorated backdrop. No single figure is clearly identifiable as a person.

2006-11-26 +1 copies

A large indoor hall filled with a crowd of seated devotees, most wearing white blindfold-style cloths over their eyes. A central figure stands on a red-carpeted aisle wearing a saffron-orange robe and has long dark hair, while a man in a saffron robe sits further back among the white-clad crowd. Many women in colourful saris of yellow, pink and red sit with hands pressed together in namaste, and men wear white shirts and dhotis. Banners and a small table with a white cloth are visible along the back wall.

February 27 2009

A large hall filled with many seated devotees dressed in white, many wearing white headbands, sitting on red and blue striped mats on the floor in rows. A standing figure in an orange dhoti and a red sleeveless top, with long dark hair, stands at the front gesturing toward the seated crowd. Hanging colourful decorative tassels with woven patterns hang from the tent ceiling, and a framed portrait of a figure in orange sits on a side table at the back. Fans are mounted on the walls and stands.

A large seated gathering at an outdoor convention tent, with a dense crowd of devotees sitting on green mats. Many participants wear white headbands tied over their eyes and white or light-coloured clothing, with some in orange, yellow, red and maroon saris and salwar kameez. Several people wear lanyard ID badges around their necks and hold small white cloth bags. Tall white-painted poles and a stage backdrop with red banners are visible in the background, along with a green palm-leaf decoration at the top left. No individual is clearly identifiable as a person in this crowd view.

A large indoor hall at the AadiKailaasa event shows a dense seated crowd of devotees on striped rugs, mostly women in white and cream saris and kurtas, some in pastel and green saris, with white head cloths on many. Hanging decorative cylinders in yellow, blue and red patterns fill the ceiling above a white tent-style roof. In the upper right, a saffron-robed figure stands in the aisle, and a shaved-headed person in white stands near the centre. The front rows sit cross-legged in quiet meditation or satsang, with a bookshelf and stage area visible at the back.