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A seated man with long dark hair in a high bun, wearing a deep red-brown garment, a red-and-white beaded mala, ornate gold necklaces and a red tilak on his forehead, sits on a low ornate platform before a red cushioned throne draped with a tiger-striped cloth and framed by yellow and white flower garlands. A trident stands at his left. Two men in white dhotis with gold borders kneel at the right, one unfolding a saffron-orange cloth across the platform. The background is gold-toned relief sculpture of seated figures. Gold-colored flower petals are scattered on the floor.

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July 19 20162016-07-19A photograph of a man seated on a gold-and-red throne (peetha) decorated with yellow and orange marigold garlands and red flower strings, with a golden trident standing to the left. The seated man has long dark hair swept back, wears a rust-brown dhoti-style garment, a gold necklace, a red flower mala draped over his shoulders and gold bangles, and smiles with eyes lowered. A second man in a white dhoti with a red-bordered shawl bends forward at the right, arranging the garland on the throne. Behind them are a red cushion, golden carved panels and a pile of orange silk cloth. The seated man has distinctive long swept-back hair, ornate gold jewellery and a ceremonial throne setting, but the appearance is not clearly established, so identity is uncertain. Overlaid text reads 2020 Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam, , Source2016-07-19July 19 20162016-07-19A ceremonial photograph of a seated figure on a gold-and-red throne canopy decorated with yellow marigold and white garlands. The central figure has long dark hair swept up, wears a rudraksha-style red mala, gold necklaces and a brown-red robe, and sits with hands resting on the throne's gold base. A trident stands to the left beside an attendant in white dhoti with gold border who kneels and touches the base. Two attendants in white dhotis with gold borders stand to the right, one wearing a sacred thread and a rudraksha mala. A tiger skin draped over the throne is visible behind the figure, and gold relief panels fill the background. The scene suggests a ritual offering ceremony.2016-07-19July 19 20162016-07-19A seated figure on a golden throne (peetha) framed by an arch of yellow marigold and red flower garlands, with a golden trident (trishul) standing to the left. The central figure wears a rust-red robe, long dark hair, a red flower garland, a rudraksha mala, and layered gold ceremonial necklaces, and smiles while raising a hand. Two attendants in white dhotis with gold borders stand at right, one holding prayer beads, with golden-orange cloth bundles below the throne. A gilded relief of a seated deity is visible on the left wall. Swamiji (probable) appears as the central seated figure, based on the throne, long swept-back hair, saffron-red clothing, rudraksha mala and gold ceremonial necklaces. Four people are visible in total.2016-07-19July 19 20162016-07-19July 19 20162016-07-19July 19 20162016-07-19December 12 20162016-12-12July 19 20162016-07-19July 19 20162016-07-19