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Photo 11717491Close photograph of two oval printed cards held up by a hand in the foreground, blurred background. Each card shows a portrait of a smiling man wearing a pinkish-orange turban and a pinkish-orange garment, with a blue oval border. Printed beneath the portraits are the captions "Paramahamsa a person" and "Dhyanapeetam" on a light blue banner with a blue border. The portraits are printed images, not physical people in the scene; the only physical person is the hand holding the cards.2018-05-222002 - Adi Kailash Kutir - first humble abode of The SPH in Adi KAILASA +1 copies2002 - Adi Kailash Kutir - first humble abode of The SPH in Adi KAILASA +2 copies2002 - Adi Kailash Kutir - first humble abode of The SPH in Adi KAILASA +2 copies2002 - Adi Kailash Kutir - first humble abode of The SPH in Adi KAILASA +2 copies2002 - Adi Kailash Kutir - first humble abode of The SPH in Adi KAILASA +1 copiesPhoto 11717496A 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.2005-04-19A framed printed portrait sits atop an ornate gold throne with carved scrollwork and a curved backrest. The portrait shows a smiling man with long dark hair, an orange turban with a red bindi, and orange robes, and a caption printed beneath reads "PARAMAHAMSA NITHYANANDA". Hanging brass bells and small oil lamps are suspended on chains on either side of the throne, against a dark wall. No physical people are visible; the figure is a depiction on a printed photograph.2013-07-13A framed photographic portrait of a smiling man in an orange turban with a red bindi, wearing an orange shawl over bare shoulders and a rudraksha-style neck cord, displayed on a dark red cloth-draped stand against a peach wall. The printed caption along the bottom of the frame reads "PARAMAHAMSA NITHYANANDA". The portrait is a depiction on print, not a person physically present, and the visible cues of orange turban, orange shawl and red bindi are appearance-based and do not confirm identity. No physical people are in the scene.2014-08-11September 12 20132013-09-12