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Photograph of a ceremonial gathering on a throne-like golden seat. A figure seated on the right wears an orange turban, orange and maroon robes, a long gold necklace and a red-and-blue flower garland, and has long swept-back hair; the appearance is consistent with the a person candidate, seated and handing items from a wooden tray with compartments. A shaved-headed priest in orange-and-saffron dhoti stands behind with a wooden box of offerings, and a kneeling attendant in yellow kurta sits in front. On the left, a man in a striped shirt holds small packets.

A photograph inside a red-tented ashram hall during a darshan line. A seated figure on the left wears long dark dreadlocked hair, a large garland of pink, red and yellow flowers and an orange-saffron cloth draped over the shoulders; the figure appears to be a person by these cues, seated before a gilded throne-like seat with a golden trident and an ornate brass pot. Nearby, a woman in a red sari and a woman in a red-and-white outfit are seated or kneeling, and a devotee in a red blouse hands offerings. Several devotees queue around them: a woman in grey, a woman in a striped shawl, a man in a white shirt and grey trousers, a grey-haired older man in a white kurta, and a child in white. A younger man in orange robes with shaved head stands at the upper right. A camera on a tripod stands at the back. The scene shows people approaching for blessings with fruit or flower offerings.

A photograph of a ceremonial exchange in an ornate, gold-accented hall with red drapes. A seated figure in an orange-red turban, bare-chested under an orange-gold shawl, wears a white flower garland and gold bangles and is giving a blessing to a kneeling boy in a dark t-shirt, who holds out his hands. Beside a basket of oranges, a standing man in an orange-red robe with rudraksha beads holds an orange and a folded paper. A woman in a white sari and a girl in a teal salwar kameez stand nearby, and a video camera on a tripod records the scene.

Evening outdoor event at night. A seated figure on a gilded throne with red cushions wears a red-orange turban, saffron-red robes, and a long orange and green flower garland with white blossoms and a blue bead pendant, with bare feet. Their hands hold a small yellow printed card or booklet, which a young boy in white kurta and pants, with a red thread necklace and a white forehead mark, is receiving. A man in white shirt and a white visitor badge stands behind the boy, and a seated crowd in the background includes devotees. A golden deity murti stands beside the throne, and a green silk drape with gold edging and a banana-leaf backdrop frame the scene.

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A seated figure on an ornate golden throne draped with yellow, white and red marigold and jasmine garlands and green leaves is offered sweets on a silver tray. The seated figure wears saffron-orange robes and a long gold-bead necklace, and smiles. A boy in a white dhoti-style outfit with a red shirt and a woman in white with a gold border and yellow shawl hold the tray and offer sweets. Behind them a bald man in saffron robes with a gold necklace stands near a tall silver lamp, and devotees in colourful saris stand in the background. a person seated on the throne in saffron robes and gold necklace.

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July 19 2015

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July 07 2016

A seated man in a rust-orange turban and rust-orange garment with gold trim sits before an ornate gold throne, wearing a multi-strand garland of pink, white and yellow flowers and gold armlets. He holds a gold vessel with his right hand while a man in white dhoti and pink-patterned shawl offers a tray of pink and white flowers and greenery. Behind them a smiling woman in red sari and a standing woman in orange garment and rudraksha mala watch, with two electric fans and a pink-lit backdrop. At left, a shaved-headed child with white tilak and a monk in saffron robe sit in the foreground. A visible printed credit reads the 2020 Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam copyright.

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