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July 01 20062006-07-01Two women in white sarees with coloured borders stand at a Nithyananda Foundation exhibition booth in a convention hall. The booth has a blue draped backdrop with a black banner showing photographs labelled The Spiritual Journey of Paramahamsa Sri Nithyananda, including panels for Bakthi Path, Yoga Path, Dhyana Path and Enlightenment. Posters show deity images. A table holds DVDs, Bhagavad Gita copies and books, with a DVD player on a television at left. A Sri Venkateswara Society Riverside banner hangs at right, and a Nithyananda Foundation sign sits at the front table. No one in the scene is clearly identifiable as a person.2006-07-01July 01 20062006-07-01September 10 20062006-09-10December 30 20082008-12-30Two smiling women stand side by side in a bright indoor hall with a crowd of people in white clothing behind them. The woman on the left wears a cream sari with gold borders and a long rudraksha mala, and holds a white paper. The woman on the right wears a white embroidered tunic with light blue trim and carries a dark shoulder bag. A child in a red shirt stands at left, and a backpack sits at lower right.2012-12-08Two women sit side by side on red chairs in front of a dark red curtain, each holding a handheld microphone as if speaking. The woman on the left wears a white sari with a black beaded mala and a small badge, and her hair is pulled back. The woman on the right wears an orange shawl over white clothing, round glasses, a small forehead mark and a ponytail, and she has a wristwatch. Behind them a framed portrait shows a robed figure in orange with rudraksha beads, and a microphone stand, a water bottle and a white fan sit on a wooden table.2009-11-24A photograph of devotees performing an offering ritual at a satsang. In the centre, a woman in a white dress with a yellow shawl and a vermilion bindi holds a silver plate with an orange cloth and white cloth pieces, eyes closed and chanting. To the right, a woman in white-and-gold saree with a dark beaded mala and red bindi stands with palms pressed together in namaste. Other women in yellow shawls and white clothes hold orange-wrapped trays at left, and silver bowls of fruit including a red apple and offerings sit in the foreground. A man with a white shirt and gold chain stands at the upper right, near a microphone.2010-11-10Three women stand on a stage in front of dark drapes with a tall golden trident and golden kalasha-style ornaments at the sides. The woman in the centre wears a cream saree with a gold border and a lanyard badge, with hair tied back and turquoise earrings. On the left, a woman in a pink and red saree with a gold border holds a small cup and wears a rudraksha mala and gold necklace. On the right, a woman in a green saree and gold necklace looks down. The setting suggests a ritual or satsang event.2016-12-02Two smiling young women pose close together in an indoor hall with red carpeting and white pillars. The woman on the left wears a pink saree with a red shawl printed with script, a red blouse, a red bindi and a red-and-white lanyard with a badge. The woman on the right wears a cream saree with gold floral borders and a deep red shawl with script, a red-and-white lanyard, and an orange tilak on her forehead. Two men in grey uniforms and one man in a red shirt are visible in the background.2014-05-21Article - November 26 20062006-11-26A photograph of two women talking in front of a wall displaying several glossy printed covers for a publication titled INNER AWAKENING, each showing a smiling man in an orange-saffron head wrap and orange clothing against a dark mountain-like backdrop. The woman on the left wears a white sari with a gold border, a black beaded mala necklace, a red bindi and a visitor badge, and gestures with her right hand while speaking. The woman on the right, in a floral white top with a rudraksha mala and bangles, listens with her hand raised near her face. A red banner with a stylised bird logo hangs at the left edge. Two people are visible.2010-02-22