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January 28 2009

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February 09 20082008-02-09January 28 20092009-01-28Large hall packed with seated devotees in white clothes facing a stage at the far end. Most attendees wear white, with women in plain and coloured saris, some with long braids and flowers in their hair. Men in white shirts and dhotis sit cross-legged on the floor. The stage has a blue and red draped backdrop with a banner reading Nithyananda Spurana Programme, and a small figure in white stands near the centre of the stage. Two large monitor screens flank the hall, and tall arched windows line the walls. Several standing helpers in white move along the side aisles.2006-07-27January 28 20092009-01-28A large hall filled with seated devotees on orange mats, mostly women and girls in white saris and white dress with some in pink, blue and yellow garments, many with braided hair. Colourful striped cloth pillars hang from the white ceiling and a red and maroon drape frames the stage. On the stage, a figure in orange robes sits on an ornate golden throne, with a small attendant near a microphone stand. A carved golden seat stands at the left. Many more than one hundred people are seated across the hall.2010-07-24December 29 20072007-12-29A large indoor hall filled with hundreds of seated participants, mostly women and girls, viewed from an elevated angle. Most wear white headbands and sit in rows on mats, dressed in white, pink, purple, blue, green and yellow saris and salwar kameez, with long dark braids. At the front, a small figure in orange clothing sits on a raised dais before a banner showing a blue-clad figure in a meditation pose with a glowing red background and the printed word CHAKRAS. Garlands decorate the stage, and fans and speakers are mounted on the walls. The scene suggests a group meditation or workshop session.2009-01-28December 29 20072007-12-29January 25 20092009-01-25A large indoor hall filled with seated devotees on colourful striped mats, mostly women in saris and salwar in yellow, pink, blue, green and white. At the far end, a raised stage with a blue curtain holds a person in white seated on a white chair, with framed portraits on the wall behind and a yoga-pose image at right. Above the stage, a banner reads Sri Lakshmi Thirumana Maaligai. The audience faces the stage and the walls display posters.January 25 20092009-01-25February 15 20102010-02-15 +1 copies