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Indoor photo of a seated gathering in a thatched-roof hall decorated with strings of triangular pennants in pink, purple, yellow and blue. Many devotees sit cross-legged on mats: women in white and cream saris, one in a green sari, one in a maroon and gold sari, one in a yellow floral sari, and men in white shirts and dhotis. A standing man in a white shirt stands at right, and an older man in white stands near the back wall beside educational charts. Children sit at left, and a television and a wooden table with toys are visible. Colourful educational posters hang on the walls.

A seated group of devotees sits on woven mats in a plain hall with pink walls, green-shuttered windows and a blue bus visible through an open doorway. In the foreground a figure in saffron robes and rudraksha beads sits before a small offering table holding brass lamps, a bell, banana leaves and marigold garlands. Many devotees in white shirts and dhotis or saris are seated with palms pressed together in prayer or meditation, some men with white shirts bearing red emblems, and women in colourful saris. The scene suggests a satsang or puja gathering, with chairs at the back and a bicycle near the wall.

January 02 2010

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2009 - Nithyananda Vidyalaya Inauguration At Rajapalayam

A photograph of a crowded hall during a temple ceremony, with a large seated audience on mats. In the foreground, women sit in saris of purple, orange, magenta and maroon. Behind them, a row of people in white traditional clothing stands and sits near an altar with deity murti on a red-draped table, and fruit, flowers and offerings are arranged on a mat at lower right. A woman in a cream sari and a young woman in a beige top and cream skirt stand barefoot on the mats. Paper lanterns in orange, green and yellow hang from the ceiling, with framed photographs on the wall behind.

September 30 2007

A large crowd of seated devotees fills a tented hall decorated with hanging fabric banners, paper garlands and framed portraits on the walls. Most attendees wear white clothes, with some in orange shawls or saffron-coloured garments, and many sit on blue mats or white plastic chairs. Several women in the front rows hold notebooks or palms pressed together. A woman in a white sari sits near the front, and a girl in a white dress is in the foreground. The scene suggests a gathering of students and devotees during a seated programme.

October 04 2010

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July 17 2008

A seated satsang audience fills a hall with beige marble walls. Many men wear white dhotis and shirts, and several women wear saris in teal, red, and orange with gold necklaces and bindi. A woman in the front centre sits with palms pressed together in prayer, and a toddler in a red outfit sits at lower left. A standing man in white stands near the top left, and an orange cloth is draped over a chair at the top left. The speaker is not visible in frame, so no a person candidate appears in the scene.

Photograph of a devotee gathering in a whitewashed hall decorated for Navaratri with strings of small lights along the ceiling and colourful woven banners hanging on the walls. Rows of people sit cross-legged on striped mats facing a central altar with a deity murti and a seated figure in saffron robes. Many attendees wear white clothes, while women wear bright saffron, pink and red saris. Shelves hold rows of small figurines and a small brass lamp flame burns near the front.

A seated group of devotees in a hall during a ceremony, sitting on a striped blue and red floor mat. In the foreground a woman in white looks toward the front while a seated woman in an orange sari with pink border sits with hands folded. Behind her a man in white kurta sits with palms pressed together, and an older man in white sits beside him with hands joined. Further back, older women in white and glasses sit with hands folded. A plant stands against the wall, and a small puja table with flowers and a brass offering plate is at the left edge. No a person candidate is clearly visible in this frame.