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A printed invitation cover in Tamil for the 35th Avatar Perunal Vizha of Paramahamsa Nithyananda. A smiling man in an orange turban with a red forehead mark and orange shawl fills the lower left; his long hair and orange-draped shoulders are visible, and the cover has a blank form area for a recipient's name in the right half. The header reads 'பரமஹம்ஸ நித்யானந்தரின் 35வது அவதார பெருநாள் விழா' and 'அழைப்பிதழ்' (invitation). Appearance cues (orange turban, long hair, orange shawl, distinctive adornment) qualify as a probable Swamiji depiction in a printed graphic; 0 physical people are present in the printed scene.

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