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October 26 2011

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Interior of a temple-style room with orange walls and white marble floor, where a gold arched shrine framed by garlands of red, orange, yellow and pink flowers holds two deity murtis with crowns, shown beside a pink satin draped table with a sign reading MALAYSIA PALANI. Brass oil lamps burn on the floor in front, with vases of flowers and dried grasses. A banner reading TAT TVAM ASI and a framed portrait of a smiling woman in pink hang on the wall, and a small framed screen shows a seated figure in orange robes. No physical people are visible.2011-10-26A decorated altar set against a deep red curtain shows two gilded murti figures seated under an ornate gold arch draped with red, orange, yellow and pink flower garlands. The left figure wears a green-and-gold crown and yellow garland, the right wears an elaborate crown with a purple cloth and yellow garland, and a small golden figure sits between them. A purple satin cloth covers the altar, with plants and flowers in front. A framed portrait on the left wall shows a smiling person in orange robes and a beaded mala, captioned Paramahamsa Nithyananda. A banner above reads Tat Tvam Asi, Thou Art That, beside a small portrait, and a sign on the altar reads Malaysia Palani.2011-10-26September 28 20112011-09-28Photo 11682567 +1 copiesSeptember 28 20112011-09-28A photograph of a decorated altar display with two gold-finished murti figures seated beneath an ornate gilded arch draped with red, orange, yellow and pink flower garlands. The seated figure on the left wears a green garment, a gold crown and ornaments, and holds a staff; the figure on the right wears a purple sari and a tall gold crown. Smaller figures stand between them. Purple satin covers the table, with white and pink flowers at the sides. Above, a banner shows a photo of a smiling man in an orange turban and the words TAT TVAM ASI, Thou Art That. A sign on the table shows a small photo of the same man and reads MALAYSIA PALANI. These are printed portraits and figures, not physical people.2011-10-26October 26 20112011-10-26 +1 copiesOctober 04 20112011-10-04October 26 20112011-10-26 +1 copiesA photo of a home shrine room with a gold arched canopy framing a deity murti pair on a red-draped altar, decorated with white jasmine garlands and pink flowers. A man in a rust-red dhoti-style garment and a red-flowered garland stands at left, lighting an oil lamp with a flame held in his right hand, a rudraksha-style pale bracelet visible at his wrist. Rose petals are scattered on the wooden floor, and brass plates hold fruit, flowers and offerings on a stone platform. A framed portrait at right shows a smiling man in saffron with a garland, labelled as a portrait of the teacher, and a purple cloth table holds more garlands and petals. Standing man is visible; the portrait is not a physical person.2017-04-02June 28 20142014-06-28 +2 copiesOctober 15 20082008-10-15