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Indoor hallway photo in a building with cream walls and light tile flooring. A man in a white shirt on the left pushes a wooden crate on wheels stacked with grey carved stone pieces, one with a figure relief. A tall man with long, swept-back dark hair and a flowing saffron-orange shawl over orange robes stands at right with arms folded, looking down at the crate; he is a probable Swamiji candidate by long hair and saffron clothing. Behind him a woman in a white jacket and patterned top stands near a wooden door marked MEN. A framed Nithyananda Yoga poster hangs on the wall at left, and a blue-shirted person is partly visible at the left edge. Three people are visible.

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A photograph of a hallway in a building where a wooden crate on a dolly is being moved, containing a dark grey stone sculpture wrapped in grey cloth; stencilled on the crate is partially readable text including "IN JAPAN". A man in a white kurta leans on the crate, smiling. Beside him stands a long-haired man in a bright orange shawl and orange robe, smiling and watching the crate, with arms folded. On the left a person in a blue shirt and jeans helps guide the crate. Behind the wall are framed posters, one reading "NITHYA YOGA" with the Nithya Yoga Foundation details, and a blue men's restroom sign with a wheelchair symbol.November 15 To 19 2007 - At Kailasa In LosAngelesNovember 15 To 19 2007 - At Kailasa In LosAngelesA photograph of a person with long, dark, wavy hair in an orange-saffron robe, leaning over a row of wooden crates and placing one hand on a plank. Beside them, a smiling woman in a peach-orange sari with a maroon border and rudraksha beads stands with arms folded, holding a black mobile phone. Another person in orange clothing stands at the right edge. Behind them are wall posters about yoga and a restroom sign. Carved stone sculptures lie partly visible among the crates, and a wooden block is marked with the code 17.2007-11-15November 15 To 19 2007 - At Kailasa In LosAngelesNovember 15 To 19 2007 - At Kailasa In LosAngelesA photograph in a corridor beside men's restroom and wheelchair signs shows a large dark stone statue of a reclining deity murti lying on a wooden pallet on the floor. A woman with long dark hair in an orange saffron wrap stands at left with hands on hips, watching. A man in an orange robe bends over the statue at right, and a woman in a white top kneels beside him, while a man in white stands behind them. Wooden planks and a brown wooden door frame the scene, with a framed photo on the left wall.November 15 To 19 2007 - At Kailasa In LosAngelesA photograph of a dark stone sculpture lying in an open wooden crate in an indoor hall with pale tiled floors. A man with long, swept-back dark hair in a long orange shawl and orange robe stands at the right, looking down at the carving; he has distinctive long hair and orange clothing, so he is a probable Swamiji candidate. To the left, a man in a blue t-shirt with a small white portrait print stands beside the crate. Behind them, a man in an orange t-shirt with a dark pendant and white trousers walks, and a woman in a white cardigan and patterned top stands near the crate. The carved figures show a deity murti with a large crown-like headdress and a second carved head beside it.2007-11-15Photograph of several people gathered at a wooden crate holding large dark stone sculptures, including a reclining figure with carved ornamentation and a stone animal head. On the left an older man in a white striped shirt and grey trousers, wearing a pendant necklace, looks down. Next to him a woman in an orange shawl stands with her hands on the crate rail. A woman in a red top and pink patterned skirt and an older woman in red stand behind a younger woman in a white long-sleeved top. On the far right a young man with long dark hair and a red forehead mark wears a swept orange shawl and looks down at the sculpture. A men's restroom sign is visible on the wall at left. Readable copyright text runs vertically at right.2007-11-15November 15 To 19 2007 - At Kailasa In LosAngelesNovember 15 To 19 2007 - At Kailasa In LosAngeles