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A photograph of an indoor room decorated with red roses, white chrysanthemums, pink carnations and palm fronds. A man with long dark hair wears a white kurta with gold embroidered trim and sits on a white-covered sofa with red and gold cushions, smiling and gesturing with one hand toward a visitor. In front of him a silver tray with decorative rim rests on a white-draped table. A man in a black leather jacket leans forward, and a woman in a blue top bows with her head lowered near the table. A banner behind shows a portrait labelled "Nithyananda". Swamiji (probable): the seated man has long swept-back hair and white ceremonial clothing with gold trim, consistent with the page's reference to Swamiji at this event.

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A photograph of a seated man in white ritual clothing with a gold-bordered shawl and long swept-back dark hair, with a red tilak on his forehead, resting a hand on the head of a kneeling man in a light blue collared shirt and tan trousers. The seated man sits on a white-draped couch with red and gold cushions, beside a silver tray holding small photographs and a steel cup. Behind him hangs a banner showing a portrait labelled "Nithyananda". Bouquets of red roses, pink carnations, white flowers and palm fronds surround the couch, with garlands hanging on the wall. The seated man matches the Swamiji (probable) appearance cues of long swept-back hair, ceremonial gold-bordered white attire and a shawl, and is shown blessing the kneeling devotee.2006-04-26A seated man with long dark swept-back hair, wearing a white ceremonial kurta with silver embroidery, a gold-bordered shawl and a red tilak on his forehead, smiles while resting his right hand on the head of a kneeling devotee. The devotee wears glasses and a light beige jacket, his palms pressed together in namaskar. Before them is a silver tray holding small photographs and cards, a glass of water, and a white-draped table. Behind is a large portrait banner with the printed name a person, red drapes, garlands of flowers and pots of red roses, white chrysanthemums and pink blooms. The setting is an indoor room with pale walls and a dark cushioned bench at left.2006-04-26Photograph of a seated figure with long dark hair wearing a cream-white robe with gold trim and ornate silver embroidery, smiling as he reaches toward a small golden box or tray on a white-draped couch. Two people kneel or bend before him in the foreground: a woman with dark hair in a white top and a man in a yellow shirt, bowing close to the seat. Behind them stands a man in a white collared shirt with a lanyard. Red roses, yellow and pink flowers, and green fronds decorate the room, and a silver tray lies in front. On the wall behind is a large portrait labelled "Nithyananda" showing a smiling man in a white turban, dark jacket and ornate necklace. Probable Swamiji (probable): the seated figure has long swept-back hair, ornate silver necklace and cream robe with gold trim. The printed portrait shows a turbaned man with ornate jewellery, a depiction and not a physical person.2006-04-27April 26 20062006-04-26April 26 20062006-04-26A photograph of a devotee kneeling with palms pressed together in namaskar before a seated figure in an all-white outfit with a gold-coloured shawl draped over the shoulder and a gold-trimmed neckline; the seated figure has long dark hair, smiles and hands a small item toward the kneeling man. The seated figure is on a white-draped couch with red and gold cushions, a silver tray with small photo cards sits on a white table, and roses, white chrysanthemums and pink flowers fill the left side. Behind them a large printed portrait labelled "Nithyananda" shows a figure in a dark embroidered jacket, and red and yellow flower garlands hang on the wall. Swamiji (probable): the seated figure has long swept-back hair, a gold shawl and ornate white ceremonial clothing, consistent with the page's reference to Swamiji at this event.2006-04-26April 26 20062006-04-26April 26 20062006-04-26April 27 20062006-04-27April 26 20062006-04-26April 26 20062006-04-26April 26 20062006-04-26