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A man in profile on a stage wears a teal-green turban and a pale mint-green embroidered long coat with a matching wrap. He holds a wooden staff in one hand and faces right. Behind him hangs a white banner with a row of yellow sunflower-like motifs and red-orange Tamil lettering. Strings of small lights and purple flowers decorate the top of the stage. A partial white-draped object sits in the lower left foreground.

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February 09 20082008-02-09January 28 20052005-01-28 +1 copiesFebruary 09 20082008-02-09January 28 20052005-01-28February 09 20082008-02-09February 09 20082008-02-09A man stands barefoot on a red-carpeted stage, arms raised with palms open above his head, performing a devotional gesture. He wears a teal-green turban, a long cream and light-blue patterned kurta with a teal shawl draped over one shoulder, and cream dhoti-style trousers. Behind him is a large backdrop of a peacock feather eye pattern framed by yellow sunflower-like flowers. A small white microphone stand is at the left edge. The stage is set for a convention session.2008-02-09A man stands on a red stage in front of a backdrop of sunflowers and a stylised wood-grain print, beside a tall pedestal fan. He wears a teal turban, a long pale mint-green embroidered sherwani with teal borders, a teal-and-gold stole hanging to his knee, and cream dhoti-style trousers with bare feet. Appearance-based cues are ambiguous, so the identity is not established; he is presented as a person in festive wear.2008-02-09February 09 20082008-02-09A man seated on a large white throne-like chair on a red-and-blue stage at an event. He wears a white embroidered sherwani-style outfit with a turquoise-blue sash draped diagonally across his chest, white trousers, and a turquoise-blue turban with a red bindi on his forehead. His long hair falls past his shoulders and his bare feet rest on the white platform. Behind him a white backdrop displays large red Tamil script and sunflower prints, and a cooler stands at the left edge of the stage. The turquoise turban, sash and white ceremonial clothing are visible cues, and the page identifies this as Swamiji (probable), seated in a throne-like chair giving darshan at the Nithyananda Spurana convention in Namakkal, Tamil Nadu.2008-02-09January 01 20092009-01-01A smiling man in a pale green embroidered silk sherwani with a long matching dupatta stands before a richly decorated backdrop of yellow flower-petal rangoli with red and white arches and green motifs. He wears a multicoloured turban and holds a lit brass oil lamp in one raised hand, while his other arm is extended outward. Behind him, a table is laden with orange and red flower arrangements, palm fronds and garlands, and a golden deity murti is partly visible at the right edge. Whether this man is a person cannot be determined from appearance alone, so this is described by role as a devotee performing an aarti with an oil lamp.2009-01-01