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A framed printed portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" sits within an arch of yellow and maroon marigold garlands, set on a white-draped altar. The portrait shows a seated figure in orange robes, a beaded necklace, and a raised hand gesture against a tree-trunk background. In front, a brass plate holds offerings of two fried snacks, rose petals and a red flower, with brass oil lamps and a small bowl of grains on a side table. Paper flower decorations and tinsel strings hang on the cloth backdrop. No physical people are visible apart from a partial figure at the right edge.A framed portrait of a smiling man with long dark hair, wearing orange robes and a white flower garland, raising one hand in blessing while seated before a tree trunk; the portrait is labelled "PARAMAHAMSA NITHYANANDA" and is ringed with yellow and pink flower garlands. Below it on a white-draped altar stand two brass oil lamps wrapped in flower garlands, a brass kalasha-like vessel with yellow and red flowers, and marigold petals. Two decorated cloth pillars in red, blue, green and orange with floral motifs frame the altar. No physical people are visible.2007-11-18A framed photograph of a smiling man with long dark hair, a red bindi and an orange robe, seated cross-legged in front of a banyan tree's aerial roots, raising one hand in blessing and wearing a white flower garland. The framed portrait is set on a white-draped altar decorated with pink, red and yellow flower garlands, with a brass kalasha holding flowers at its base and two tall brass lamps on either side. Flanked by red, blue and orange embroidered cloth hangings, the scene is a shrine tableau with a partially visible person at the right edge. The portrait is labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" at its base.2007-11-18A framed portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" sits on a draped orange cloth throne-like seat before golden curtains. The portrait shows a seated man in orange robes with long dark hair, a red forehead mark, white flower garland and beaded mala, raising one hand. Red and white flower garlands hang around the frame. In front stand a tray of pink flowers, a banana leaf with offerings, a bowl of bananas, small brass oil lamps and a silver bowl. No people are physically present. The setting resembles a puja arrangement and is shown as a devotional display rather than a live ritual.A puja arrangement set on the ground before a large framed portrait of a seated man in orange robes with long dark hair, rudraksha mala and a flower garland draped over the picture. A pile of yellow and pink flowers surrounds a red-draped platform holding a brass lamp, a small tray of incense sticks, fruits, coconuts and bananas. A tall orange-cloaked linga-shaped object decorated with flowers stands at the left. Banyan tree roots and a tiled floor are visible, and people's legs stand at the edges. The portrait is a depiction on a print, not a physically present person, and no printed name is clearly legible in the frame.2005-12-11November 02 20072007-11-02A framed photograph on an easel-like stand shows a long-haired man in saffron-orange robes seated cross-legged, smiling and raising one hand, wearing a rudraksha mala and ceremonial gold chain. The framed portrait is hung with white and pink flower garlands. Below it, an orange-draped seat is set in front of a yellow curtain, with a tray of pink and white flowers, a banana leaf holding rice, a bowl of bananas, brass oil lamps and a small offering setup on a white cloth. The framed portrait's caption reads Paramahamsa Nithyananda. The scene is an empty altar arrangement with no physical people present.A framed printed photograph of a seated man in an orange robe is decorated with a dense garland of pink, red, orange and white flowers and green leaves, arranged in a heart-like frame above a white-draped table. Two brass oil lamps stand on the table on either side of the picture, with brass plates holding offerings such as fruit, nuts and a pineapple nearby on the tiled floor. The printed caption reads PARAMAHAMSA SRI NITHYANANDA. The portrait is a depiction on paper, not a person present in the room, so no physical people are visible.2006-02-27A framed photograph on a gilded, ornate throne-like stand is the main subject, draped with marigold and multicoloured flower garlands in yellow, purple, magenta and green. The framed image shows a smiling man with long dark hair in orange robes, wearing a white bead necklace, seated cross-legged with one hand raised in blessing before a large banyan tree trunk. The throne has red velvet cushions and a tray of flower petals at its base. Two brass oil lamps with lit flames stand on either side, and a large dark purple banner with partial lettering is behind. No physical people are visible.2010-02-22January 12 20072007-01-12A photograph of a shrine table set up before a large printed portrait of a smiling man with long dark hair, a red bindi, an orange saffron robe and a white flower and bead necklace, seated with one hand raised in blessing against a backdrop of tree roots. The portrait is framed by red and orange flower garlands. On a red cloth with a gold and green border sit brass kalasha pots with yellow flowers and mango leaves, coconuts, bananas, white jasmine garlands, and a plate of mangoes with a small lamp or kumkum dish in front. The portrait is a printed depiction, not a physical person, and no people are visible.A framed photograph of a smiling man with long dark hair, wearing an orange robe and a white beaded mala with a gold pendant, raising one hand in blessing, stands against a tree-root backdrop. A garland of orange marigolds frames the portrait. In front of it is a draped red cloth with green border holding brass kalasha pots with yellow flowers, coconuts, bananas, banana leaves and white jasmine garlands. Below, a tray holds oranges, apples and a small oil lamp burning. The setting is a white pillared hall with stone floor. The framed portrait is a depiction, and a printed caption partly visible reads 'PARAMAHAMSA NITHYANANDA'.