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A framed printed portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" sits in front of a golden deity murti pair shaped like a seated couple, with a shiva-like figure in a red turban, blue garment and gold necklaces, and a consort in orange with jewelled ornaments; garlands of yellow and red flowers and green leaves drape the altar, and brass oil lamps flank the shrine. In the portrait a man with long dark hair, orange robes and a white flower garland sits cross-legged before a banyan tree, one hand raised in greeting. Nothing physical is present beyond the sculpted figures and the portrait.

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Photograph of a gilded shrine arch framing a golden murti of a deity couple, the male figure in an orange turban and blue dhoti holding a trident and damaru, the female in orange with heavy jewelled necklaces, seated before a red curtain with brass lamps and garlands of red, yellow and green flowers. In front of the murti stands a framed photograph of a smiling man with long dark hair, red bindi and orange saffron robes with a white flower garland, seated in lotus pose before a banyan tree; the framed print bears the caption "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" and is garlanded with flowers. The photograph is in the swami's presence only as a printed portrait, with no physically present devotees.2010-07-08December 26 20092009-12-26December 29 20092009-12-29December 29 20092009-12-29July 08 20102010-07-08July 08 20102010-07-08September 29 20092009-09-29December 30 20092009-12-30December 14 20102010-12-14December 14 20102010-12-14 +1 copiesDecember 14 20102010-12-14A long-haired man in saffron-orange robes with a white and yellow flower garland sits on an ornate gold-trimmed red throne, speaking into a microphone on a stand, one hand raised mid-gesture. A small red bindi marks his forehead. Behind him, a shrine with gold arch and multicoloured flower garlands frames two deity murtis: a male figure in red headwear holding a trident and a female figure in a teal sari with ornate jewellery. Between them stands a golden shivalinga-style pillar with a kalasha and garlands. Brass oil lamps flank the shrine. A seated devotional setting.2009-12-29