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A man stands alone on a stage lit by sweeping yellow and blue spotlight beams, holding a tall ornate trident with a dark metal shaft and gold-toned tines, wrapped with a cloth band. He wears a saffron-orange cloth draped over one shoulder and wrapped around the waist, a rudraksha mala of beads around his neck and chest, and a gold necklace, with long dark hair swept back. He stands barefoot with one hand on his hip and a broad smile, in a theatrical performance setting with stage lighting trusses overhead. The figure's appearance is consistent with a probable Swamiji (Nithyananda Paramashivam) given the saffron cloth, long hair, rudraksha beads and trident, though this is not certain.

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December 16 20172017-12-16December 16 20172017-12-16December 16 20172017-12-16December 16 20172017-12-16December 16 20172017-12-16December 16 20172017-12-16December 16 20172017-12-16A man stands alone on a dimly lit blue stage, lit by spotlights from above. He wears an ochre-gold draped cloth over his shoulder and waist, a multi-strand rudraksha mala around his neck, and an armband. He holds a silver trident with a small damaru drum tied to its shaft with tassels. The image shows a person in a stage performance costume, consistent with the page's account of a Mahasadashiva darshan presentation, and no printed name is visible. Swamiji (probable) cues are long swept-back hair, rudraksha mala and ochre draped clothing, so this figure is the main candidate.2017-12-16December 16 20172017-12-16December 16 20172017-12-16December 16 20172017-12-16December 16 20172017-12-16