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A scanned magazine page from Life Positive, April 2006, headlined "Be Blissful!" over a dark blue cosmic image of floating glossy bubbles. Body text is a feature article by Paramahamsa Nithyananda in three columns, with a pull quote in capitals about renouncing thoughts like bubbles. A small inset photo shows a smiling man in an orange-saffron turban with a red forehead mark and orange garment, captioned that he is on a mission to establish the technology of bliss for humanity. Page number 8 and the magazine footer appear at the bottom.Article - April 2006 Live PositiveUS Blessing cardVideo DVD - Be Un-clutchedA printed promotional card titled "Be Blissful!" with the quote "Bliss is your birthright, claim it!" attributed to Nithyananda. The left side shows the Life Bliss Foundation logo, a Montclair, CA address, phone, email and website lines over a faint leaf-patterned background. The right side has a large portrait labelled "Nithyananda" of a smiling figure with long dark hair, a red bindi and an orange garment with a beaded necklace. Below is a strip of six small images showing seated figures in meditation and ritual settings, and a closing line reads "Life is for transformation, not just for knowledge."US Blessing cardSecrets for a Blissful Life (3rd Edition) (Book)Article - Be Unclutched Become FreeA screenshot of a web page titled "Be satisfied" with a small square photograph of a smiling woman with long dark hair wearing a dark top, and several paragraphs of body text beneath and beside it about living in the present, the Zen story of two monks carrying a maiden across a river, and renouncing unneeded desires. A line of text credits a person as a spiritual leader, and the page header lists monthly newspaper article links for 2009.A graphic portrait card on a deep blue background with a glowing white oval frame and a red outline. Inside the oval, a smiling man in a saffron-orange turban and matching saffron-orange robe, with a red tilak mark on his forehead, is shown from the chest up. Beside the oval at upper right is a gilded Lakshmi figure seated on a lotus, with a golden glow behind it. The card is captioned with a printed name, and a 'Be Blissful' logo appears at upper left. Swamiji (probable): the portrait shows the saffron turban and robe and red tilak cues; the printed caption names Paramahamsa Sri Nithyananda Swamigal, attributed to the caption only. Printed contact details for the Dhyana Peetam studio appear along the bottom. No physical people are in the image; the figure is a printed depiction.2005-04-19Article - 23 July 2004Book cover for Bliss Bytes Vol. 1 with a pink header band and pale pink ornamental pattern on white. A black-and-white photograph in a framed box shows a smiling man wearing a wrapped turban, a shawl draped over his shoulders and a beaded necklace, with long hair falling to his shoulders. A pink bar runs along the bottom edge. The cover is a graphic with one pictured person, a printed photograph on the cover rather than a live scene; the man is shown on the cover and matches the page's claim about the author, though the appearance cues are a turban, long hair, shawl and beads, so the candidate is probable.