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October 09 2008

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A man with short dark hair and a red bindi sits on an orange cushioned sofa, wearing an orange-red sannyasi cloth draped over his shoulders and a red inner top. He holds up a large yellow wall calendar for 2009 printed with a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" and "Be Blissful", showing a smiling woman in red clothing beside a deity scene. A second printed poster partly visible at lower right shows the same smiling woman in red and an Anandeshwara Temple image.2008-10-04January 13 20152015-01-13Printed materials on a white table draped with a green gold-bordered cloth: a 2011 calendar sheet showing a smiling man in an orange turban and orange robes above a wall calendar, with a small temple deity image at top right, and a booklet titled Anandotsava with the same smiling figure in orange turban and orange robe on the cover. Two more orange-and-white leaflets lie beside them, and a terracotta-coloured wall is visible at the top. No physical people are present; the figure appears only in printed images.2010-10-18 +2 copies2002 - Adi Kailash Kutir - first humble abode of The SPH in Adi KAILASA +2 copiesA flat-lay photograph of printed materials on a white cloth draped over a table, with a green patterned runner beneath. A calendar poster for 2011 with the caption "Be Blissful" shows a smiling figure in an orange turban and orange clothing beside a photo of a temple shrine with a deity murti. Overlapping it are a red-and-orange booklet and a dark-covered programme booklet showing another smiling person in an orange turban, plus a small orange card. A brass tray with yellow flowers sits at the top left corner. No people are physically present.2010-10-18 +1 copiesA flat-lay photograph of printed materials on a white table draped with a green patterned cloth. On the left, a 2011 wall calendar sheet shows a smiling man in an orange turban and orange clothing beneath the label "Paramahamsa Nithyananda", with a deity illustration at top and a faded forest photograph behind it. In the centre, a glossy booklet titled Anandotsava shows a smiling man in an orange turban and orange robe, captioned "Paramahamsa Nithyananda". Smaller orange leaflets with Kannada text lie beside them. No people are physically present in the scene.2010-10-18 +1 copiesPrinted materials on a table covered with a green patterned cloth: a 2011 wall calendar showing a shrine photo and January through April grids, a dark booklet titled Anandotsava with a large portrait of a smiling man in an orange turban, orange robe and red bindi, and a smaller orange pamphlet with a similar portrait. Several orange-clothed printed portraits appear, but no physical people are visible. The printed portraits are depictions, not in-person persons.2010-10-18 +1 copiesA seated man in an orange turban with a jewelled brooch and a red bindi holds up a 2012 wall calendar with both hands, smiling toward the viewer. He wears a white dhoti with an orange-and-gold shawl draped over one shoulder, multiple rudraksha malas and gold-toned bangles. He sits on an ornate gold throne with red cushions, backed by white and yellow floral garlands. The calendar shows a portrait labelled "PARAMAHAMSA NITHYANANDA" in orange turban, a peacock feather, a photo captioned "SRI ANANDESHWARA TEMPLE Bengaluru Ashram" showing deities, and monthly grids with a festival list. The calendar is printed with the tagline "Be Blissful". Another person's arm is visible at the right edge.2011-10-14A smiling man in an orange turban and orange shawl sits on an ornate gold throne with red cushions, holding up a large 2012 calendar in Kannada script titled Anandavagiri, decorated with a peacock feather and deity images. He wears a white dhoti, rudraksha mala, gold bangles and a red bindi, with flower garlands and a row of flowers in front of him. Swamiji (probable): the orange turban, saffron shawl and rudraksha cues support this appearance-based label for the seated person, who is the only person visible.2011-10-14January 13 20152015-01-13A 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.2018-05-22December 29 20092009-12-29