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A framed photograph of a man seated cross-legged in orange saffron robes and a rudraksha mala, one hand raised in blessing, against a backdrop of large tree roots. The framed portrait is garlanded with white flower strands and sits on a shrine table covered with an orange cloth. Brass oil lamps, a brass kalasha pot, a green leaf offering, scattered white and orange flower petals and a small purple flower surround the frame. The shrine is set against blue-painted walls. No physical people are present; the figure is a printed portrait, and the page identifies it as a person, so the appearance-based label applies with saffron robes and mala as cues.

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May 25 20112011-05-25April 28 20082008-04-28A framed portrait labelled "PARAMAHAMSA NITHYANANDA" sits on a tiered altar draped with a garland of purple and yellow flowers. The printed image shows a smiling man in saffron robes seated cross-legged before a large banyan tree, one hand raised in greeting and a white flower garland around his neck. Beneath the frame lie a brass thali with yellow flowers, scattered petals, a lit oil lamp on a brass stand, and brass kalasha-style vessels. No physical people are in the scene apart from a partially visible figure at the right edge of the frame.2008-10-09A framed portrait of a smiling man seated cross-legged in saffron-orange robes on a cushion, with a long garland of white flowers and a bead necklace, one hand raised in a blessing gesture, set against a backdrop of large banyan roots. The framed portrait sits within an ornate gold-painted arched throne-like structure decorated with garlands in yellow marigold and maroon-white flower strands, a purple floral offering on top, and red cushions at the base. A red-clad deity murti stands on the right and golden lamp stands flank the scene, with a pink cloth hanging at upper left. The portrait is a printed picture, not a live person; it bears the caption a person printed along its bottom edge.2010-10-02April 17 20112011-04-17A shrine table draped in white holds a large framed portrait labelled "PARAMAHAMSA NITHYANANDA" at centre. The portrait shows a smiling man with long dark hair, a red bindi, an orange robe and layered white flower-bead necklaces, seated in front of banyan roots with one hand raised in blessing. Flanking framed images show a figure in white with a halo and a goddess in pink and gold seated with a lotus. Brass oil lamps, a brass kalasha-style lamp and a small brass plate sit on the table, and white flower garlands are draped on the frames. Faded text on the wall and the portrait indicates the photo is from the archive.2009-07-142011 -eNMiracles CollectionsA large framed portrait printed with the caption "a person" sits on an ornate gold throne with carved lion-head armrests and a golden crest. The portrait shows a smiling man with long dark hair, a red bindi, a white flower garland and saffron-orange robes, seated cross-legged before a tree with exposed roots and raising one hand. Brass oil lamps hang on chains on both sides against a dark wall. The throne is empty of any physical person, and the scene contains no visible people.2013-05-03A framed photographic portrait of a smiling man with long dark hair and a red bindi, seated cross-legged in saffron-orange robes against a backdrop of large tree roots. He wears layered rudraksha malas and a gold ceremonial necklace with a pendant, raises one hand in blessing, and is garlanded with white jasmine strands interwoven with red flowers and green leaves. The portrait is set in an ornate gold-and-black frame, with a wooden box visible at lower left. a person appears in the portrait, which is a depiction rather than a person physically present. No physical people are present in the scene.2010-01-01A framed portrait of a seated man in saffron-orange robes and a white beaded mala, hand raised in blessing, placed on an ornate gold throne with carved lion-head arms and a decorative crown, set before a black shrine wall with hanging brass oil lamps and bells. The portrait is captioned Paramahamsa Nithyananda in print at its base. A cushion rests on the seat. Red and orange ornamental side panels frame the shrine, and hands holding lamps appear at the edges. No physical people are present.2013-05-30May 10 20112011-05-10 +5 copiesNovember 02 20132013-11-02