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A printed banner hung on a metal grille, with a light blue background bordered in orange and red and white Tamil lettering. The headline in red reads Thirusirapalam, followed by lines in black and purple about Kodikkan darshan and Anandeswari with Anandeswarar. Red text at the bottom names Arulmiku Mayuranathaswamy Thirukkoil and Rajapalayam. Small Shiva Shiva marks appear in the corners, and behind the grille is a blurred view of a shrine area. No people are visible.

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A photographed printed banner hung on a metal grille, with a pale blue field bordered in orange and red headline text in Tamil. The banner is a printed notice announcing a Tamil devotional message, with a small blue bird logo and dated overlay in the corner. No people are visible; the scene shows only the banner against a grille and a bright decorated background.2006-10-25September 11 20122012-09-11 +1 copiesOctober 24 20062006-10-24A crowd of men in white shirts and dhotis presses around the entrance of a temple with weathered stone pillars. Men on either side include one with a white sacred ash line and red dot on the forehead and another in a white shirt with an orange shawl. Above them a red banner reads a Tamil temple name, and two large posters show a saffron-clad figure with mala beads. Blue-green temple pillars frame the doorway behind the crowd.2007-01-12A hand-lettered Tamil poster on a red-and-white striped background announcing a Dhyana Peetam event with the Ananteshwara-Ananteshwari Shiva-Parvathi Kodikkangal Rathotsavam, dated 24.10.2006 at 12 noon from Sivakasi Nagar. Bold pink, red, blue and yellow lettering with a route list of Tamil streets and temples. A blue border frames the page. The poster shows no physical people, a person depiction, or deity murti.2006-10-24A printed Tamil banner hangs on a metal frame outdoors, advertising a Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam ratha padayatra. On the left is a portrait of a smiling woman with long dark hair, orange garment and a red bindi, labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda in Tamil, and in the centre left-to-right are Tamil headlines and the Dhyanapeetam logo. On the right is a deity image of a standing and seated figure decorated with yellow and red garlands and red-and-white garments, captioned Anandeshwarar Anandeshwari. A large red-on-cream slogan reads Kotikkan Darisana Ratha Pada Yatra. No people are physically present in the scene.2009-01-31Night photograph of a crowd gathered outside a Tamil temple entrance beneath a yellow-orange banner. The banner shows printed deity images with flower decorations and Tamil script naming the Tiruvenneeswarar temple. Many devotees stand close together, mostly men in white dhotis and shirts, along with women in saris, including a woman in a pale green sari and a woman in a brown patterned sari holding a plastic bag. A man in a blue shirt stands in front. Bamboo poles and a white cloth barrier frame the entrance. No clearly identifiable a person figure is visible in the scene.2006-10-13A street procession outside the Nithyananda Peetham Tiruvannamalai Aadheenam compound. Many devotees in saffron and orange robes walk in a crowd, some with rudraksha malas and white tripundra markings. Foreground left, a bare-chested young man carries a brass trident-topped ceremonial staff and a brass lamp stand. A bearded man in a white dhoti and shawl walks centre. Two decorated palanquin-style umbrellas with red and yellow fringes rise on the left, and a large orange parasol stands behind the crowd. Behind the red gate, a banner reads Nithyananda Peetham in Tamil and English, and a large portrait panel stands at the right edge.2018-01-16January 12 20072007-01-12January 12 20072007-01-12October 10 20062006-10-10December 17 20062006-12-17