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June 09 2006

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A photograph of a stage event with a long-haired man seated on a white-draped chair in a cream and gold embroidered tunic with white dhoti-style garment and a red bindi, hands clasped in his lap. A woman in a pink blouse and grey trousers sits at left wearing a small clip microphone. Behind them a large banner reads Nithyananda Visite la France with a portrait labelled Nithyananda, French text for public conferences, dates, and phone contacts. A small white-draped table holds a glass and flower arrangement at right, and a red-and-green string of lights runs along the top. The man is appearance-based a person, seated in a cream and gold tunic with a bindi and long hair, a ceremonial-style presentation in a public talk.2006-06-09June 09 20062006-06-09June 09 20062006-06-09A photograph of a stage set for a public talk. A woman in a pink collared blouse and grey trousers sits on a white chair holding a microphone, speaking to a man seated beside her. The man wears a long-sleeved cream robe with gold borders and a long dark hair; he sits on a white chair, with his hands resting on his knees. Behind them hangs a banner reading Nithyananda Visite la France with event dates and phone numbers. The stage is decorated with yellow and orange flowers in pots, green plants, and a floral arrangement. The pink room has a green stripe along the wall and a fire extinguisher on the right.2006-06-09A stage event with a seated man in an orange-gold patterned top and white dhoti with gold border, long dark hair, gesturing with both hands while speaking. Beside him a woman in a grey-blue sleeveless top and grey trousers sits on a white chair, holding a microphone and notes. Both sit on white draped chairs on a raised platform with a green patterned step, orange and yellow flower pots, potted plants and decorative kalasha-like arrangements. Above them hangs a banner advertising public free lectures in France. Audience heads are visible in the foreground. Swamiji (probable) is the seated man in the patterned top and white dhoti with long hair, presenting from the central throne-like chair.2006-06-08June 08 20062006-06-08June 08 20062006-06-08A seated figure in orange robes sits cross-legged on a white-draped stage couch, hands folded in front, with a red dot on the forehead and long dark hair. Beside them, a woman in a pink outfit and black head covering sits on the yellow-skirted stage. Behind them hangs a banner reading "Le programme Dhyana Spurana" beside a portrait of a smiling figure in a turban holding a staff, with "Nithyananda" printed below. Yellow flower arrangements decorate the right side of the platform. The orange-robed figure's appearance matches the page's presentation cues, so this is a person appearing in person on stage, not a confirmed identity.2006-06-10May 01 20052005-05-01A man seated on a white throne-like chair on a stage, hands pressed together in namaskar, wearing a cream-white ceremonial kurta with a red shawl draped over one shoulder, a gold-toned mala and a floral garland, and a light orange-yellow turban. Beside him are two white cushioned chairs, a small orange flower arrangement and a water bottle on a white-draped table, with a bed of red petals at the front. A large banner behind shows a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" in a gilded frame with garlanded flowers, and printed Tamil and English text reading Nithyananda Spurana Programme. A few audience members' heads are visible at the bottom edge. The appearance-based label a person applies to the seated man, who is physically present at the convention.2008-08-17March 23 20062006-03-23A man seated on a beige cushioned armchair on a wooden stage in front of a large blank projection screen. He wears an ivory and cream silk kurta with silver embroidered collar and gold-bordered dhoti and shawl, a light peach turban, and a red bindi. His hands are folded in his lap. A low wooden side table on the left holds a tall glass vase of yellow and pink roses with purple irises and a small brass cup, and a matching floral arrangement sits at the right edge of the stage.2006-04-06