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A 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.

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October 18 20102010-10-18October 18 20102010-10-18 +1 copiesPrinted 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 copiesOctober 18 20102010-10-18 +1 copiesOctober 14 20112011-10-14October 14 20112011-10-14A man in an orange turban and orange shawl sits on an ornate gold throne holding up a 2012 wall calendar with both hands, smiling. He wears a white dhoti, rudraksha mala beads, gold armlet and bracelets, and has a red bindi. Behind him are garlands of white and yellow flowers. The calendar shows a portrait labelled "PARAMAHAMSA NITHYANANDA", a peacock feather, and a photo labelled "SRI ANANDESHWARA TEMPLE Bengaluru Ashram". The man wears orange and white ceremonial clothing consistent with the page's a person cues, so identity is probable but not certain. a person seated on a throne displaying a calendar.2011-10-14October 14 20112011-10-14October 18 20102010-10-18 +1 copiesOctober 09 20082008-10-09A printed 2004 wall calendar hangs on a dark wooden door. The top panel shows a smiling man in a saffron turban and saffron robe with a rudraksha mala, hands joined in greeting, set against a banyan tree; the caption under the portrait is in Kannada. Beside it is a photo of a deity murti decorated with red and white garlands, with a red tilak. Below are twelve monthly grids and the Dhyanapeetam logo. A portrait labelled with a Kannada caption is shown, and the calendar carries a Dhyanapeetam address in Myers Road, Bangalore. No physical people are present in the scene beyond the printed images.2003-01-012002 - Adi Kailash Kutir - first humble abode of The SPH in Adi KAILASA +2 copies