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A hardcover book titled "I am the Ultimate" stands upright on a white cloth-covered table beside a single orange cosmos flower. The cover shows a black-and-white close-up portrait of a man in a light head wrap looking to the side. Below the title, the band reads "Discourse on Bhagavad Gita Chapter - 10" in red and dark lettering, with the author name "Nithyananda" in white script on a peach panel. Blurred green foliage and a pale vehicle fill the background. No people are physically present.

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2008 - Nithyananda GalleriaA hardcover book titled "I am the Ultimate" stands upright outdoors on a light table, with a blurred green background and small white daisies at its lower left. The black cover shows a black-and-white portrait of a smiling man wearing a white turban and white garment; this is a depiction on a book cover, not a physical person. Gold foil lettering reads "I am the Ultimate", with a red-struck "Bhagavad Gita" subtitle reading "Discourse on Bhagavad Gita Chapter - 10" and the author name "Nithyananda" in white script on the peach lower band. The spine is visible at left.A hardcover book titled "I am the Ultimate" stands upright on a light surface, with a yellow-white flowering sprig at its left edge and a blurred green background. The black and white cover photograph shows a smiling man with a wrapped white turban and dark clothing, seen in profile against a black field. Below it, the subtitle reads "Discourse on Bhagavad Gita Chapter - 10" in red script, and the author name "Nithyananda" appears in white script on a peach band at the bottom.2008 - Nithyananda Galleria2008 - Nithyananda Galleria2008 - Nithyananda GalleriaA photograph of a book cover standing upright on a carved dark wooden box, with a blurred green background. The cover shows a black-and-white portrait of a man wearing a light turban with a dark dot on his forehead, set above the gold-lettered title "No Questions Only Doubts" and a red-and-gold subtitle "Discourse on Bhagavad Gita Chapter - 15". The author name "a person" appears in white script at the bottom. No physical people are present; the only portrait is printed on the book cover, and the portrait is not attributed to any name besides the author line.A hardcover book titled "Love is your very life" stands upright on a light surface beside an orange marigold flower and a dark rudraksha mala. The cover reads "Discourse on Bhagavad Gita Chapter - 12" and "Nithyananda". A black-and-white portrait of a smiling man in a white turban with a red bindi and an ornate embroidered dark garment dominates the cover, with a crowd pictured along the bottom edge. Blurred green foliage forms the background. The portrait on the cover is a printed depiction and shows no physical person in the scene.Photograph of a book standing upright on a light table against a blurred green background with white flowers and rudraksha beads at the left and right edges. The book cover shows a black-and-white photo of a man in a wrapped turban with a tilak mark, a long shawl and a rudraksha mala, his hands clasped at his chest, looking to the side. Title text reads Beauty of Purposelessness - the meaning of living, with Discourse on Bhagavad Gita Chapter - 3 and the author name Nithyananda printed in orange script at the bottom. A copyright line sits at the lower right. The cover photo is a depiction, not a physical person present in the scene, so the swamiji field is set to depiction only if the appearance cues are sufficient; here the turban, rudraksha mala and shawl are visible, so the candidate is labelled probable.A hardcover book titled "Shastras, Stotras, Sutras" stands upright on a carved dark wooden box on a light tablecloth, with blurred green foliage behind and blue flowers at the right edge. The orange cover shows a black-and-white photograph of a man in a pale turban gesturing with one hand, and a subtitle reads "Discourse on Bhagavad Gita Chapter - 1" with the name "Nithyananda" printed below. The printed name appears on the book cover, not identifying any physical person in the scene. The cover portrait is a depiction on a printed book, and its identity is not established by the cover text.2008 - Nithyananda GalleriaA photograph of a book cover standing upright on a carved wooden stand outdoors, with a blurred green background and a brass vessel partly visible at the left edge. The cover shows a black-and-white portrait of a man wearing a light turban and a small dark dot on his forehead, set above gold lettering and a red-and-gold title. The spine reads vertically. No physical people are visible in the scene; the man appears only as a printed portrait on the cover.