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A promotional flyer titled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda's Chicago visit" with a large photo of a smiling man with long dark hair, a red bindi on the forehead and an orange shawl over orange-and-brown rudraksha beads. The flyer lists Yoga Sutras on Oct 9th, a Kalpataru one-day meditation program on Oct 10th, and venues including a Jain Temple in Bartlett, IL and a BAPS Swami Narayan Temple. Text describes an Enlightened Master, a person. A brown band reads Kalpataru, Aligning Actions with Intentions. The poster has no physical people beyond the printed photo.

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