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A smiling bearded man in a rust-orange robe and rudraksha mala stands before a whiteboard, holding a microphone in one hand and gesturing with the other during a session. The whiteboard shows handwritten diagrams labelled Inner Image, Outer Image, Others' Image and Life Image, with circles and arrows around a sketched face. Behind him is a large orange-toned carved relief of a deity with multiple arms and a garland, beside a red curtain and a polished gold ceremonial shield. The man is wearing a red tilak on his forehead and has a red thread bracelet on his wrist.

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February 28 20172017-02-28February 28 20172017-02-28February 28 20172017-02-28A man in a rust-orange wrap and a long rudraksha mala stands before a whiteboard holding a microphone, smiling with a red tilak on his forehead. He has long swept-back dark hair and a full beard. The whiteboard shows hand-drawn circles and handwritten labels for Life Image, Outer Image, Other's Image and an Inner Image label. Behind him is a relief of a deity with a trident and red-orange drapery, and a gold ornate object appears at the left edge. A maroon curtain hangs at the top. The setting resembles a seminar session.2017-02-28A smiling bearded man with long swept-back dark hair stands beside a whiteboard at a Nithyananda Peetham event, holding a microphone in his right hand. He wears a rust-orange saffron robe draped over one shoulder and a thick rudraksha mala around his neck, with a red tilak on his forehead and a red thread on his wrist. Behind him a large carved red-orange stone relief shows a seated deity figure with raised hand and ornate necklaces, beside a red curtain. The whiteboard holds hand-drawn diagrams with circles and a face sketch labelled Inner Image, Outer Image, Others' Image and Life Image, with a banner reading Nithyanandam at the top. A gold ornamental panel edges the left foreground.2017-02-28February 28 20172017-02-28A man in a rust-orange robe with a thick rudraksha mala draped over his shoulder stands before a whiteboard at a Nithyananda Dhyanapeetham event, holding a handheld microphone and smiling. He has long dark hair, a beard and a red tilak on his forehead. Behind him, a carved stone deity murti with raised hand and trident-like staff stands against a red curtain. The whiteboard shows hand-drawn diagrams labelled Life Image, Outer Image and Other's Image, with circles and a face sketch, and a sticker reads Nithyanandam. A gold ceremonial shield is at the left edge.2017-02-28A smiling bearded man in a rust-orange wrap and orange dhoti stands before a whiteboard, holding a microphone in his right hand and gesturing with his left. A rudraksha-style beaded mala hangs at his chest and a small red tilak marks his forehead. Behind him a large carved stone-look relief of a seated deity with multiple arms and a crown fills the left side, with a red curtain above the board. Hand-drawn diagrams on the whiteboard read Inner Image, Outer Image, Other's Image and Life Image, with circles representing each. A brass-coloured ornate lectern edge and a microphone stand appear at the lower left.2017-02-28A man stands beside a whiteboard in a hall, holding a black microphone in his right hand and smiling. He wears a reddish-orange (rust-coloured) unstitched robe draped over one shoulder and a thick rudraksha mala of brown beads around his neck, with a red bindi on his forehead. His long dark hair is swept back. Behind him is a large carved stone-style panel showing a deity figure with a tall headdress, necklaces and raised hand, beside a golden ornamental arch at the left edge and red curtains above. The whiteboard shows handwritten diagrams and labels reading Life Image, Outer Image, Other's Image and Inner Image with simple face sketches and circles. Swamiji (probable): the man has long swept-back hair, a rudraksha mala and orange-red robes, cues consistent with the page's attribution, so he is described as a presenter at a teaching session.2017-02-28February 28 20172017-02-28February 28 20172017-02-28 +1 copiesFebruary 28 20172017-02-28