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May 22 20182018-05-222002 - Adi Kailash Kutir - first humble abode of The SPH in Adi KAILASA +2 copiesA faded 2004 wall calendar hangs on a white wall, printed by Dhyanapeetam (Dhyana Peetha Charitable Trust). The top panel shows a smiling man in a saffron-yellow turban and orange shawl, hands folded in greeting, with rudraksha beads, set against a background of trees. Beside him is a painted image of a deity with red face and a garland of red and white flowers. Below are twelve monthly calendar grids. The calendar is a printed depiction, not a physical person, and the printed name is on the calendar's branding.2018-05-22May 22 20182018-05-22May 22 20182018-05-22Article - November 26 20062006-11-26A photograph of a street banner hung on bamboo poles in front of a tree with feathery green leaves. The banner shows a smiling man in orange saffron robes and an orange turban, with a red tilak on his forehead, a rudraksha mala around his neck, and his hands pressed together in namaste. Beneath the portrait is a caption, and the lower panel carries Tamil dates and phone numbers. Behind the banner are shop signs and a shopfront with red-lettered Tamil signage. No people are physically present in the scene; the figure appears only as a printed portrait. The portrait is captioned "Paramahamsa SRI NITHYANANDA SWAMIGAL", printed on the banner rather than identifying anyone physically present.A wall-mounted 2004 calendar from Dhyanapeetam hangs on a plain white wall. The top panel shows a smiling man in saffron-orange head wrap and robes with a rudraksha mala, hands folded in greeting, against a tree backdrop. A smaller inset shows a deity murti decorated with red and white flower garlands. Below, twelve monthly calendar grids and Kannada and English contact details are printed.2018-05-22May 22 20182018-05-22A large outdoor banner hangs from a bamboo pole in front of a street-side building. It is a printed poster, not a live scene, showing a smiling man in an orange-saffron turban and matching orange robe, with hands pressed together in namaste and a dark beaded rudraksha-style mala around his neck. Below the portrait is a white caption strip with a printed name. Lower white panel carries Tamil text with event dates and phone numbers. Behind the banner, a blue-toned cinema-style poster and shopfronts are visible. No physical people are pictured in the scene itself beyond the printed portrait.December 06 20082008-12-06October 20 20062006-10-20