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A standing man in an orange-saffron robe with long dark hair swept back stands on a stage draped in maroon fabric. Behind him is a large backdrop with a portrait of a smiling man in orange clothing with a rudraksha mala, beside a yellow-and-white banner. A yellow-cushioned throne-like seat and a small vase of yellow flowers sit on the stage at left. The orange-robed figure has long swept-back hair and orange clothing consistent with the Swamiji cues, so this is an appearance-based candidate. Blue-and-white logos appear at lower left.

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December 17 20062006-12-17December 17 20062006-12-17A barefoot man in saffron-orange robes and an orange head wrap stands on a blue stage with arms spread open, smiling, in front of a large printed backdrop portrait of a long-haired man with a crown-like head wrap and a white cushioned seat below. A rudraksha mala hangs at his neck. To the right is a black plaque with white text. The portrait is printed, not a physical person, so one physical person is visible.2006-12-17A standing man in an orange-saffron robe and matching orange head wrap stands barefoot on a blue stage in front of a large banner portrait of a long-haired man draped in white. He presses his palms together in greeting and smiles, wearing a multi-bead rudraksha-style mala necklace. Behind him is a white cushioned chair or throne and a dark backdrop. The banner portrait is a depicted image, not a second physical person. Visible in a corner are a small logo and a faint printed label on the image.2006-12-17A person in saffron-orange robes and a matching orange head wrap stands barefoot on a dark stage, arms raised with palms pressed together in a devotional gesture. A rudraksha mala hangs around the neck. Behind them is a large printed backdrop portrait of a long-haired man with a white garment and rudraksha beads, set beside a white cushioned chair. A small purple logo appears in the upper right corner of the photo. The figure in orange is a devotee or sannyasi performing a salutation before the portrait; the printed portrait is a depiction.2006-12-17A seated man in an orange-saffron robe and matching wrap speaks into a microphone on a boom stand, smiling and gesturing with his hands clasped. He wears a rudraksha mala and a red tilak on his forehead, with long dark hair past his shoulders. He sits in a dark wooden armchair with white upholstered cushions against a pale wall, with a white cloth on the floor below. One physical person is visible.2007-07-022010 - Photo AlbumA photograph of a long-haired man in orange-saffron robes and a shawl seated cross-legged on a large white ornate chair on a stage. He wears a red bindi and smiles, with his hands resting in his lap. A microphone on a stand stands beside the chair. Behind him a blue backdrop shows large red lettering partly visible as 'ROG' and 'AM'. Swamiji (probable): long swept-back hair, saffron robes and shawl, seated on a throne-like chair on stage.2010 - Photo Album +1 copiesA man with long dark hair and a red bindi sits cross-legged on a white-covered sofa with his hands clasped, speaking into a microphone on a stand. He wears a saffron-orange shawl and matching orange robe with a gold-yellow trim. Behind him, a second person in orange sits partly visible, and a white table with a water bottle and a red cushion frames the scene against orange and gold drapes. Orange cloth covers the floor at his feet. This is a photo from a satsang-style seated session. The man is an appearance-based probable Swamiji (long swept-back hair, saffron clothing, bindi) and is the one physically present.2008-06-22A photograph of a standing man in saffron-orange robes with long swept-back dark hair and a rudraksha mala, hands joined in greeting in front of a white throne-style seat on a red stage. A large banner behind him shows a portrait of a smiling woman in orange and the partial Tamil-script headline. Left of the stage is a white table with a small object, and a microphone stand stands at right. Background includes red draping and a Tamil-script banner. A printed portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" appears on the banner.2010 - Photo Album +3 copies