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A photograph of a book standing upright on a carved wooden box on a pale blue cloth, with a silver ritual lamp at the left edge and blue flowers at the right. The book cover shows a smiling man in an orange turban and orange wrap with a red tilak, eyes closed and head tilted back, with a rudraksha-style necklace visible. The background is a blue sky, green foliage and an orange wall. Printed on the cover is a title and a teal banner naming the author, attributed to the book cover. The cover is a printed image, so the depicted man is shown on a book rather than present physically.

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2008 - Nithyananda GalleriaOpen The Door Let The Breez In 2nd Edition (Book)A printed booklet cover titled "His name is Nithyananda..." with the tagline "I am not here to prove I am God, I am here to prove you are God!" and the Nithyananda Foundation logo lies on a carved dark wooden box beside a strand of rudraksha beads. The cover shows a smiling man in a cream turban with a red tilak, long dark hair, and a dark embroidered garment with white and gold trim. The booklet is a graphic object; the man on the cover is a depiction, and the tilak and turban are the visible cues.2008 - Nithyananda GalleriaOpen The Door Let The Breeze in: Tools for joyful living (4th Edition) (Book)Open the door... Let the Breeze In! - 4th Edition 2009 (Book)February 05 20072007-02-052008 - Nithyananda Galleria2003 -Glimpses From Various ProgramsTalupu Teravandi Chalani Ghali Loniki Ranivandi (Book)Book cover for a Telugu-language title published by Dhyanapeetam, with a smiling man in orange saffron head-wrap and shawl, bare-chested with a bindi and dark hair falling to the shoulders, against a soft blue and green blurred background. The large Telugu title is printed in dark blue above, with a smaller subtitle beneath it and a horizontal band at the bottom bearing an English name line. The figure's appearance with saffron turban, shawl and long hair matches the page's Swamiji reference, so this is a probable depiction on a printed book cover.2008 - Nithyananda Galleria