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February 23 20092009-02-23Photo 11741276February 23 20092009-02-23February 20 20122012-02-20Rudra HomaA graphic poster with an orange-to-deep-red sunset background. In the centre, a man in orange saffron robes and an orange turban, with a red tilak on his forehead, wears a long strand of rudraksha beads and smiles. Beside him at upper right is a small gold figure of a deity murti seated on a lotus-style base, set against a glowing yellow sun. A blue and purple bird logo and the words Be Blissful appear at top. Printed text labels the man as Paramahamsa Sri Nithyananda Swamigal and names Dhyana Peetam with its Bangalore address and phone numbers below. The man's appearance carries several cues: saffron-orange robes, an orange turban and rudraksha beads, so he is a probable Swamiji depiction, attributed here through the poster's printed caption.2005-04-19Photo 9901742A promotional poster for the KAILASA Administration and Hindu Parliament event on August 30, 2020. A bare-chested man with a tall dark turban-style head covering, white and red tilak on his forehead, and layered rudraksha mala necklaces smiles at the viewer. Behind him is a silver ornate throne-like object. The background is deep maroon with faint temple-style patterns, and the text is in gold and cream.2020-08-30July 25 20102010-07-25September 04 20202020-09-04A night photograph of a ritual at an outdoor pandal. A priest in an orange-saffron dhoti and shawl with a red border stands at left holding a metal dish with a burning flame, his long dark hair swept back. Ahead is a deity murti set within a gold arch edged with red and green, flanked by smaller metal figures. In front, a large tiered arrangement of coconuts and offerings sits on a pale platform with marigold garlands, fruit and brass vessels scattered around. Men in white clothes stand behind. A printed banner reads Sri Anandeshwar Temple Maha kumbhabhisheka on 1st January 2007, 6 am at Dhyanapeetam, Bidadi, with a portrait labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda above. Blue and red draped cloth frames the stage.2006-12-22September 10 20202020-09-10 +2 copies