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Article - 07 June 20052005-06-07A scanned newspaper column page titled "Renounce what you don't have" from The Economic Times, printed in black text on a white background. The headline is set in large serif type at the top, followed by body text in justified columns. A small Oasis column header sits mid-page with a black-and-white portrait photo of a man in a turban and light shirt beside a palm-tree line drawing, captioned as a column by Swami Nithyananda. The article text is in dense paragraphs with no people physically present in the scan.2006-02-01Article - Listen to Your BodyArticle - The Real MiracleArticle - Happiness Without Reason2006-03-29A scanned newspaper column from The Economic Times Bangalore, dated January 19, 2006, headlined "Stop postponing, start living now" under the Spiritual Quotient feature. A small illustration shows a hand reaching toward glowing spheres. The printed column is text-heavy with a parable about a man who crashed his new car and an essay on living in the present moment, byline reading Paramahamsa Sri Nithyananda.Article - Practice Meditation, Realise its Powers: SwamiArticle - You Don't Have to Pay the BillArticle - Does Life Need to Have a Purpose?A scanned newspaper clipping from Deccan Herald titled "You are a spiritual being!" in the Oasis column, with a bold headline above a palm tree illustration and a small black-and-white portrait of a bearded man in a head covering, captioned "By Paramahamsa Nithyananda". The body is dense printed English text in several columns of prose about spiritual experience, ego and emotions, ending with the line "Be Blissful!". No physical people are present; the portrait is printed on paper.2006-05-24Article - Path to StillnessA newspaper interview clipping titled 'Meditation improves physical, mental health', printed in a black-and-white newspaper layout with a central portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Sri Nithyananda Swami". The portrait shows a smiling man with long dark hair and a saffron-orange garment, rendered as a printed photo. Columns of interview text surround the portrait, with an INTERVIEW heading and bylines, forming a scanned article page.