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Outdoor procession on a dirt road in front of a cream-coloured building with a green door and a red flag. At centre, a long-haired man in saffron-orange robes wears a multicoloured garland and walks barefoot, gesturing with a cane in his right hand; his appearance and robes are consistent with the page's reference to Swamiji, so this is a probable identification rather than a confirmed one. Around him, men in white dhotis and shirts carry a framed picture of a seated woman in orange robes, one holds a multicoloured parasol, and a man at right holds a green cloth. A red-and-orange flag hangs from a pole at upper right. Bright daylight with a blue sky and trees in the background.

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February 24 20072007-02-24A procession on a dirt path in front of a two-storey cream building with a tiled roof and a white block wall. At centre, a figure in an orange-saffron robe with long dark hair and a flower garland walks beneath a multicoloured fringed parasol, holding a staff. Men in white dhotis and shirts surround him: one at left carries a framed portrait of a seated woman in orange, another at right holds an orange flag with a dark emblem, and a third carries a small bag. A man with a lanyard walks at far right. The sky is clear blue.2007-02-24Outdoor procession on a dusty dirt road under a clear blue sky. A long-haired man in an orange saffron robe with a multicolour flower garland waves his right hand and walks with a wooden staff, with an orange flag on a pole and a red-and-green ornate umbrella overhead. Men in white dhotis and shirts walk around him, one holding a framed portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" showing a figure in orange seated in a meditation pose. A white building with a red-trimmed roof stands in the background. a person is visible in this image as the orange-robed, long-haired figure with garland and staff leading the procession. Procession with padukas on a dusty road.2007-02-24February 24 20072007-02-24A photograph of an outdoor procession on a dirt road, with a red-and-multicoloured parasol held above a central figure. A central man wears an orange-saffron robe, a long-haired style, a multi-coloured flower garland and carries a walking cane, smiling as he walks forward. Behind him, men in white shirts and white dhotis carry a framed portrait of a seated woman in orange clothes, labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda", and another man in white clothing walks alongside. A white car, a tiled-roof building, a green gate and a white wall sit in the background under a clear blue sky. The central figure has long swept-back hair, an orange robe and a flower garland, matching the a person cues. The a person field is set to unsure given that the appearance is not distinctive enough to confirm.2007-02-24Outdoor procession on a dusty red-earth road under a clear blue sky. A central figure in an orange-saffron robe, with long swept-back dark hair and a long white-and-multicolour flower garland, walks with a cane, flanked by men in white dhotis and shirts. A man at left holds a framed portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" showing a figure in orange seated in meditation, and a red-and-orange ceremonial umbrella with fringe is held above the group. A green gate, a tiled-roof building and a white wall appear behind. a person is the central figure in orange with the long hair, garland and cane, consistent with the page's account of a paduka procession.2007-02-24February 24 20072007-02-24Outdoor procession on a dirt road in front of a two-storey building with a thatched shed. A smiling figure in long saffron-orange robes, with long dark swept-back hair, a multicoloured flower garland and a walking staff, leads the group and points forward. Behind them a red and orange ceremonial umbrella with fringe is carried, and men in white dhotis and shirts walk alongside, one holding a framed printed portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" showing a saffron-robed figure seated in a meditative pose. A man in saffron robes walks at the left edge.2007-02-24February 24 20072007-02-24February 24 20072007-02-24February 24 20072007-02-24February 24 20072007-02-24