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A barefoot man in saffron-orange robes stands on a stage with palms pressed together in namaskar, wearing a long red and white flower garland and a rudraksha mala at his neck. Behind him is a gold throne decorated with white and yellow flowers and red blossoms, with a maroon velvet cushion and a red-draped table beside it. Maroon velvet curtains hang in the background, and rose petals are scattered on the floor.

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January 20 20132013-01-20April 22 20132013-04-22June 03 20152015-06-03October 29 20132013-10-29April 30 20122012-04-30January 20 20132013-01-20A photograph of a smiling man standing in front of deep red velvet drapes, with his palms pressed together at chest level in a greeting. He wears an orange-brown saffron-toned cloth wrap, a long red and green flower garland, rudraksha-style beaded malas and a gold necklace, with a red tilak mark on his forehead. His hair is swept back into a long braid. To the right, a large mound of yellow and white flowers with red blossoms sits on a golden seat. Swamiji (probable) is identified by the page's flag and the saffron wrap, long swept-back hair, gold necklace, and multiple malas, consistent with a satsang setting.2013-01-20A barefoot man in a maroon-red turban and maroon-red draped robe with gold trim stands on a stage before an ornate gold throne with red cushions and carved lion-head armrests. He raises both arms with hands open in an expressive gesture, smiling, wearing a long beaded rudraksha-style mala and a pendant. Behind him hang deep burgundy velvet curtains, and rose petals lie scattered on the stage floor. A small white side table with a gold top stands at left. Text reading 'Nithyananda Paramashivam' and '' is watermarked at lower right. Swamiji (probable) is a presenting figure in saffron-maroon clothing with distinctive mala beads and a turban, standing before the throne2015-06-18October 07 20102010-10-07A smiling figure in a rust-red turban with a gold emblem and a rust-red and gold-bordered robe stands before an ornate gold throne carved with scrollwork and two gold lion figures, with a dark red velvet curtain behind. A long rudraksha-style mala with gold beads hangs on the chest, and the figure's palms are raised together in a greeting gesture. Leopard-print cushions and red velvet cloth cover the dais. Probable Swamiji by appearance: rust-red and saffron-toned ceremonial clothing, turban and multi-strand bead mala, seated on a throne in front of a red curtain.2014-10-27May 13 20132013-05-13 +1 copiesFebruary 20 20132013-02-20