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August 07th 2015

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August 07th 20152015-08-07A table display of published books and booklets arranged for sale. Standing spines and covers include Bhagavad Gita demystified by a person in English and Tamil, Living Enlightenment, and Rising in Love with the Master, along with smaller pamphlets such as Follow Me!, The Door to Enlightenment, and a sheaf of black-and-white booklets. Several covers show a smiling person in saffron or orange clothing and a saffron turban, with a rudraksha-style mala visible on one cover. The table has a white cloth and no physical people are visible.2015-08-07July 02 20152015-07-02A photograph of a book stall with stacks of paperback books displayed on a yellow-draped table. Several covers feature a smiling man in orange and saffron clothing; one stack reads Bhagavad Gita demystified by Nithyananda, with orange bookmark ribbons. Other covers show a man wearing a rudraksha mala and a man in an orange turban. Brass lamps and small golden figurines, plus mugs and orange and yellow packaging, sit on the table at the top right. No people are visible in the scene.2015-07-02January 21 20102010-01-21A photograph of a long white-covered table stacked with many books, most with dark covers showing a smiling figure in orange and saffron clothing with a head covering, shown on screen-like cover art rather than as physical people. Several stacks are shrink-wrapped in clear plastic, and books with blue covers appear on the right. A volunteer in a white outfit with a lanyard badge sits at the upper right edge, partly visible, handling the stacks. Cardboard boxes and white sheets are visible at the top of the frame.2010-01-20February 04 20102010-02-04 +1 copiesA round table draped in cream cloth displays stacks of paperback and hardcover books and booklets from the KAILASA archive. Prominent covers show a smiling man in orange-saffron turban and robes on the Hindi title cover titled ‘भय से मुक्ति’, and a man with long dark hair in orange robes on the ‘Guaranteed Enlightenment’ Ashtavakra Gita book with a glowing mandala. Other booklets and cards lie around the table, and a calendar stands upright at the back. Partly visible people sit on a patterned carpet at the upper right corner.2014-07-19 +1 copiesA photograph of many stacked and fanned paperback books displayed on a table outdoors. Nearly every cover shows the same smiling man with a bright orange saffron turban, a red bindi, dark hair falling past his shoulders and an orange garment. The covers have dark bands with gold-coloured titling. A red and white printed sign sits at the upper right edge. Because these are book covers rather than physical people, no living people are visible in the scene.2010-02-18A photograph of a display table stacked with many copies of Tamil-language books. Each book cover shows a smiling man with short dark hair wearing an orange-saffron head wrap and dark clothing, set against a dark green background with orange and yellow accents. Several stacks are laid out in rows, and at the top edge a person in a gold-bordered cream garment with gold bangles reaches toward the table. Crumpled white tissue paper lies on the right side. The cover portraits are printed images rather than physical people.2010-02-17A close-up photograph of a stack of Tamil-language booklets or books displayed side by side, each cover showing a smiling man in a bright orange turban with a red tilak mark on his forehead and an orange garment. The covers have red and gold triangular corner panels with small printed text, and a black band with Tamil title lettering at the bottom of the front cover. No physical people are visible in the scene.2010-02-18A flat table display of many small and medium books laid out in rows on a tan cloth, with no people visible. The covers show portraits and photographs of a bearded man in white, a figure with a white turban, a saffron-robed figure with long hair, and a smiling figure in orange. Titles on the covers include Living Enlightenment, Meditation is for You, Why Meditation, and Dakshinamurthi, with an orange and white cover bearing a line drawing. A small red spot marks one book.2014-04-06