November 14 2010 - Nithyanandapedia

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November 14 2010

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A photograph of a large hall where many people sit on orange and white mats taking notes, most with pens and paper on their laps. Many wear white dhotis or sarees with yellow shawls, and several women wear orange or saffron sarees with red borders. Some stand near the back, and a woman in an orange saree sits at left with a pen. A few water bottles sit on the floor among the mats, and the room has pale walls, red curtains and an orange hanging lamp. The scene appears to be a seated satsang or course session, with no visible a person candidate.

March 15 2016

2016-03-15 +2 copies

Photo of a seated group of women in a hall, writing in notebooks on a red floor covering. They wear white kurta-style tops and orange-red shawls with printed text. A woman in the foreground lies on her side with her head resting on one hand while writing, with a water bottle nearby. A woman at left wears a red and white beaded necklace, and another at right wears a white top with a red shawl. Chairs and other attendees are visible behind them.

February 24 2013

Several women sit cross-legged on a pale floor mat writing in small notebooks with pens during a session. The woman on the left wears a white blouse and white sari with gold borders, an orange-peach shawl draped over her shoulder, a black beaded necklace and gold bangles, and rests her chin on her hand while writing. The woman in the centre wears a white sari with gold border, a black beaded necklace and bangles, and writes with a pink pen. Other women in white saris are bent over notes behind them. A black bag rests on the floor in the foreground. No a person candidate is visible in this frame.

November 26 2011

June 06 2016

A photograph of a group of young girls seated cross-legged on the floor of a hall, writing on sheets of paper held on clipboards or laps. In the foreground a girl in a lime-green salwar kameez with a red-and-gold bindi sits writing with a pen. Beside her a girl in a bright red top looks down at her paper. Other girls in orange, saffron, white and pink outfits sit on striped mats in the background, several with pens in hand. The floor is grey concrete with striped floor mats. No a person candidate is visible, and the scene shows students engaged in a written activity.

A photograph of a large seated gathering of devotees in an ashram hall, many dressed in white with some wearing yellow, orange or blue. Rows of people sit on the floor along long white-covered tables holding open notebooks and papers, writing or reading, with small plates of yellow food, water bottles and paper cups set along the tables. A woman in front wears a rudraksha mala and white clothes and reads from a book. Several women have hair tied back, and a young girl in front wears a white outfit and a bead mala as she writes. Stands and cables are visible at the upper left edge, and the background is partly cut off by the crowd.

Devotees sit cross-legged on mats in a hall, writing notes in small notebooks with pens. In the foreground, a woman in a white and gold-bordered sari with a red rudraksha mala and red bangles writes in a notebook, and a girl with a long braid in a white garment also writes. Behind them, women in saris and kurtas sit with bags, water bottles and yellow and red tote bags nearby, while one woman at right wears an orange shawl. The scene looks like a seated satsang or Q&A session with attendees taking notes.

March 08 2013

A photograph of many women seated closely on the floor in a hall, writing in notebooks with pens. Most wear white saris or white clothing with coloured borders, and several wear yellow shawls or stoles. A woman in the centre wears a cream sari with a green and magenta border, a yellow shawl and a rudraksha mala, and writes in a notebook placed on a red cloth. Beside her a young woman in a white sari with a gold border and an orange shawl props her head with one hand while writing. Other seated participants, some with grey hair, lean over papers in the background. No swami is visible in the frame.