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A photograph of an empty red upholstered throne-style chair with carved wooden frame and arched back, decorated with white and red flower garlands and a pink lotus. Centred on the seat back is a printed portrait of a seated figure in orange robes and an orange turban, hands resting in lap, sitting in meditation on a light surface. A carved wooden footstool with a cushion sits on a striped rug, with a metal tray of fruit and incense sticks at the right edge. Behind is a blue banner with large yellow Tamil lettering. No people are physically present.

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July 05 20022002-07-05 +1 copies2002 - Glimpses From Various ProgramsJuly 07 20022002-07-07 +2 copiesJanuary 01 20042004-01-01A photograph of a seated man in an orange-saffron robe and matching turban with a red bindi, sitting on an ornate red-upholstered carved wooden throne. He wears a long garland of white and red flowers with green leaves across his shoulders and a rudraksha mala with a golden pendant at his chest, hands resting on his knees. Behind him hangs a blue banner with large yellow Tamil lettering, edged with flower garlands. Before the throne are a pair of brass sandals on a red-patterned mat over a striped rug, with a metal tray of mangoes, bananas and a coconut at the right and a woven cloth at the left.2002-07-07A framed portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" sits on a gold-decorated throne with a red cushioned seat and orange cloth. The portrait shows a smiling man with long dark hair, a red bindi, a white beaded mala, and orange robes, seated cross-legged before a banyan tree trunk with one hand raised in blessing. Yellow and maroon-white flower garlands drape the throne frame and seat, and a pink hibiscus is tucked at the top. In the foreground, two shaven-headed priests in white dhotis, one with white sacred markings on his chest, attend the throne, one holding an object near the seat.2010-09-29October 25 20122012-10-25A photograph of an ornate gold throne with a red velvet seat and red bolster cushions, empty of any person. Framed on its back is a printed photograph of a man in orange robes and a white flower garland, seated cross-legged with one hand raised in blessing before a large tree trunk. Yellow, maroon, white and green flower garlands hang down both sides of the frame, with red roses placed on the top and seat. Behind the throne a deity murti is draped in a yellow cloth and garlanded with red flowers. A partially visible child stands at the left edge. A printed caption on the framed photo reads Paramahamsa Nithyananda.2010-09-28A young man in an orange-gold turban and saffron silk robe sits on an ornate red throne with a scalloped gold backrest, draped in long garlands of yellow marigolds, red flowers and white blossoms with blue-dotted ribbon. A brass tray of yellow fruit and a coconut sit beside him, with a flat bowl of rose petals on the striped floor. Behind him a royal blue banner with yellow Tamil lettering and flower strands hangs on a teal wall. The subject's appearance is consistent with the page's identification of a person, but the face and cues are not distinctive enough to confirm, so identity is uncertain.An ornate gold-carved throne (peetha) with a red cushioned seat and orange hand towels is decorated with marigold and multicolour flower garlands. Set against its back is a framed portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" showing a man in orange robes and a white beaded mala, seated with one hand raised. Behind the throne stand a draped white and orange altar area with figures in orange, and a carved stone temple pillar. No people are physically present in the scene.2010-09-29An empty ornate gold throne (peetha) with red cushions stands against a red-orange draped curtain in a temple hall. A framed portrait of a long-haired man in orange robes and a rudraksha mala sits on the throne's back, garlanded with orange and white flowers. In front, a small gold footstool holds a brass kalasha with flowers. On the floor are brass puja vessels, a red tray with incense, and flower-filled plates. No people are visible.2010-10-04 +1 copies2002 - Beautiful Pictures