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2006 - Visit to Namakkal Ashram New Land and Energizing

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A roadside billboard photographed outdoors against a dusty ground and a grey wall. The main panel shows a smiling man in a cream turban and dark ornate embroidered garment with a white stole, on the left side, with a blue bird logo at top. Large Tamil headline text reads Nithyananda, Dhyana Peedam, Namakkal, followed by ashram related Tamil wording and a list of meditation benefits on the right. A red arrow marked 1 km points right. A printed caption in the lower left reads Paramahamsa Sri Nithyananda.September 20 20062006-09-20A large blue street banner mounted on a white wall in front of green foliage, advertising Dhyanapeetam meditation and therapy services. The left side shows a portrait of a young man in a white turban and white shawl with a red bindi, a long dark hair and a red-brown rudraksha mala. The banner lists an ashram address in Bidadi, Karnataka, and Salem branch addresses with phone numbers, and a 6.30 pm evening session time in a purple burst. The portrait is printed, not a physical person.2005-07-09 +1 copiesA large purple roadside banner photographed outdoors announcing a Ratha Utsava festival. Beside the road, a man in a white shirt and dhoti stands partly visible at the lower right, holding green leaves. The banner's left panel shows a portrait of a smiling man in a white head wrap, white cloth draped over the shoulders and a long rudraksha mala, sitting with hands folded; the portrait is labelled as Paramahamsa Nithyananda. A smaller printed poster with a similar white-wrapped portrait sits at the bottom. The banner text in Tamil describes a chariot procession of Sri Anandeshwari and Sri Anandeshwarar in a Shiva temple. Green bushes and a road with vehicles fill the background.2006-10-20October 14 20062006-10-14A printed banner for Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam meditation and meditation therapy centre, with Tamil text and a large portrait of a smiling man in an orange turban with long dark hair, hands pressed together in greeting, wearing a beaded necklace in front of a leafy tree. The portrait is labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda in Tamil script. The banner lists a date of 08-10-2006, evening hours of 4.30 to 6.00, Puducherry branch and T.V. Nagar and Ambalam contact numbers, and a red floral border. No physical people are visible; the only person shown is in the printed portrait.2007-01-12November 21 20052005-11-212006-HEALING-AND-SERVICES-IN-TAMILNADU +1 copiesA large blue outdoor banner with Tamil lettering and a printed portrait of a man with long dark hair, wearing a white head cloth or turban with a red line visible at its edge and a small red tilak on his forehead, looking to the side with a smile. The banner is mounted under a corrugated metal roof on a metal frame, with a pole in the foreground. The Tamil text reads 'தியானபீடம்' and 'தியான மையம்' beside a small white bird logo. The portrait is printed and depicts a person, so no physical people are present in the scene. A partial faded painted face appears at the right edge.2007-07-25August 19 20072007-08-19A printed vinyl banner mounted on a wall at dusk, with a Dhyanapeetam logo and Tamil slogans asking about diabetes, blood pressure, back pain and mental stress, offering meditation as relief. The left panel shows a smiling man in a cream turban, a dark embroidered ornate garment and a white shawl, against a purple backdrop; a caption labels the portrait "Paramahamsa Nithyananda". The banner lists phone numbers and the Dhyanapeetam Mylapore address, Apparsami Koil Street, Chennai. A tree and a lamp post are visible above, and a timestamp is in the lower corner.2006-10-31A photograph of a construction site with a large signboard in front of a low concrete block wall. The board shows a smiling man in a light turban and a dark garment with white striping, beside large blue Tamil lettering reading Dhyana Peetam, with a second line in Tamil and a red arrow pointing right at the bottom. Behind the wall, two men in white and a figure in red clothing are working near a building under construction. The sign is a printed portrait and text, not a live person. Visible people are the workers behind the wall.