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L'Amour est votre vie (Love is your very life in French) (Book)

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Book cover design in orange and white for a French edition of the Bhagavad Gita discourse, Chapter 12, published by Life Bliss Foundation. The main panel shows a black-and-white photograph of a smiling man wearing a white turban, a red forehead mark, long dark hair falling to the shoulders, and a dark garment with embroidered white collar trim. Behind him are blurred rows of seated devotees in white clothing. A spine strip at left repeats the title and the name a person, with the Life Bliss Foundation logo below. The cover is a graphic design, not a photograph of people, and the printed name a person appears as a caption.Bhagavad Gita: Chater 1 in French (Book)Preme Mee Jeevitham (Love is Your Very Life in Telugu) (Book)Nithyananda Vol. 1 in French (Book)Il s'appelle Nithyananda (His Name is Nithyananda in French) (Book)A book cover titled "Seu nome é Nithyananda..." with a subtitle reading "('His name is Nithyananda' in Portuguese)" and a Nithyananda Foundation logo. A smiling man wearing a cream-coloured turban and a red bindi on his forehead fills the centre of the cover, with long dark hair falling over his shoulders and a dark navy top with embroidered neckline. Light green and white panels frame the layout, and a Portuguese quotation appears at the upper right.2008 - Nithyananda GalleriaGauranteed Solutions (Book) (Book)His Name is Nithyananda(1st Edition)(2006) (Book)Six jours vers la transformation totale (Six Days to Total Transformation in French) (Book)Bhagavad Gita Chapter 12 (Vol.6) (Book) +7 copiesBook cover for Bliss Bytes Vol. 1 with a pink header band and pale pink ornamental pattern on white. A black-and-white photograph in a framed box shows a smiling man wearing a wrapped turban, a shawl draped over his shoulders and a beaded necklace, with long hair falling to his shoulders. A pink bar runs along the bottom edge. The cover is a graphic with one pictured person, a printed photograph on the cover rather than a live scene; the man is shown on the cover and matches the page's claim about the author, though the appearance cues are a turban, long hair, shawl and beads, so the candidate is probable.