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January 23 2010

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January 21 2010

A man in a saffron-orange robe walks through a yellow-painted doorway into a living room. He wears a long garland of yellow and pink beads with flower pendants and a gold chain, and has long swept-back hair. Behind him, a woman in a maroon sari carries a brass pot with flowers. Framed black-and-white photographs, a tanjore-style painting of a deity, a small bronze figure group, a wall calendar and a sofa with patterned cushions are visible. Red flowers sit on a low wooden table at the lower left.

A smiling man with long dark hair, wearing a sleeveless saffron-orange wrap over his body, stands in a pale pink-walled room with a striped mat on the floor. He gestures with his open right hand. Behind him, a doorway framed with white and yellow flower garlands leads to another room where a person in white clothing stands. A wall calendar showing January 2010 hangs on the wall, and a small tray of flowers rests on the window ledge. The man appears to be a person by appearance, given his long swept-back hair and saffron clothing, though the identification is uncertain.

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A seated man in orange robes with a garland of white flowers and green leaves sits on the right holding a silver ceremonial staff, while devotees gather in a pink-walled room. An elderly woman in a red and green sari sits on a patterned mat at left. A shaved-headed young man in orange and white sits near the centre, a priest in white dhoti and shawl stands behind, and several men and women in orange, red and pink saris watch. A wall calendar and decorated doorway with marigold garland are visible.

January 10 2009

A photograph inside a home room with pale blue walls and a marble floor. A seated figure in orange robes and a long red flower garland, with a rudraksha mala and dark hair, raises one hand in greeting while sitting on an orange cushion on a small raised seat, with a red-and-white floral rangoli-style mat before him. Standing beside him, a man in a white shirt and dark trousers, a woman in a pink sari with a red border, a young boy in tan clothes, and an older woman in a blue sari with gold trim stand close together. A wall calendar hangs at right and a framed green poster with a deity image is on the wall. Four or five people are visible in the room.

October 27 2015

Indoor home visit scene on a tiled floor with a patterned rug. A man with long swept-back hair, wearing a maroon-and-gold dhoti and shawl, a white flower garland and a gold pendant necklace, stands smiling in an open wooden doorway. Beside him, a monk in orange robes with a shaved head and an elderly woman in a white shawl and green sari sit near the door. A woman in an orange kurta holds a toddler in orange clothes at right. A man in white kurta and dhoti with a rudraksha mala stands at left with arms folded. Two framed pictures hang on the cream wall and a calendar is at upper left. Visible photo credit line reads Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam

A photograph in a bright office-like room with a glass-topped table. A long-haired man with a white forehead marking, wearing an orange sleeveless robe and a gold bead necklace, smiles as he hands a folded cloth bundle across the table to a bare-chested man wearing a rudraksha mala and an orange-and-yellow dhoti. Other bare-chested men with rudraksha malas stand behind, and a photographer with a camera stands in the background. A wall calendar and a small framed deity picture hang behind them. The table holds pamphlets, a notebook and a water bottle.

Indoor photo in a bright white room with an air conditioner and a January 2010 wall calendar. A long-haired man in an orange-saffron robe with a gold-coloured bead necklace and white forehead markings stands at left, smiling with hands clasped, which matches the page's a person reference only in general presentation; the appearance cues are sufficient for a probable identification. Behind a glass table stacked with bundles and packets, a man in a white shirt leans forward, bare-chested priests in orange and yellow dhotis wear rudraksha malas, and a cameraman in white photographs the scene. A steel bowl and pink and yellow printed sheets sit on the table.