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January 08 2021

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January 07 20212021-01-07January 16 20212021-01-16A seated man with a tall black swept-back hairstyle and a white forehead mark sits cross-legged on a red cushioned seat before an ornate gilded throne with a golden arched back. His palms are pressed together in namaste and he smiles. He wears a leopard-print cloth around his waist, a saffron-red dhoti, and multiple rudraksha malas and beaded bracelets across his chest and arms. Gilded statues flank the throne: on the left a four-armed deity figure holding a staff and a fan-like emblem, on the right a figure playing a veena. A starry black backdrop surrounds the scene. Swamiji (probable): the candidate wears a swept-back crown-like hairstyle, rudraksha malas and ornate seated-throne dress, and is presented as the central figure.2021-01-18January 10 20212021-01-10January 25 20212021-01-25A seated man with a tall dark crown-like hair bun and a white forehead marking sits cross-legged on a red cushioned seat before an ornate gold throne. He wears layered rudraksha mala garlands, a large ceremonial gold pendant, a tiger-striped wrap and a bracelet, and holds a hand near a microphone on a stand. Golden standing deity statues flank him, one with multiple arms and one playing a veena, with golden ceremonial fans and a golden tray beside them against gold drapery.2021-03-24February 11 20212021-02-11April 12 20212021-04-12A man seated cross-legged on an ornate gilded throne with a high carved back, palms pressed together in greeting and smiling. He wears a large black hair bun, a white forehead marking with a red tilak, a rudraksha mala and heavy gold chains and pendant, and a rust-brown dhoti-style wrap with a gold waist ornament and gold armlets. Flanking the throne are gold-finished deity statues: a multi-armed figure on the left and a female figure playing a veena on the right, plus a gold lion sculpture at the far left and gold parasol-like finials. A gold draped backdrop fills the background. Visible text in the lower right corner reads Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam2021-09-10November 14 20212021-11-14 +3 copiesJanuary 08 20212021-01-08April 14 20212021-04-14