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Screenshot of a web article titled "We are complete" with a byline "Swami Nithyananda" and a small circular inset portrait of a smiling woman with long dark hair wearing an orange top, beside body text in a two-column layout. The page carries a "Copyright Permission" line and a 3dsyndication link in red. The inset shows no visible a person cues beyond the page label, so no identity is asserted.

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2009 - Newspaper ArticlesArticle - Practice Meditation, Realise its Powers: SwamiA screenshot of a web page titled "Be satisfied" with a small square photograph of a smiling woman with long dark hair wearing a dark top, and several paragraphs of body text beneath and beside it about living in the present, the Zen story of two monks carrying a maiden across a river, and renouncing unneeded desires. A line of text credits a person as a spiritual leader, and the page header lists monthly newspaper article links for 2009.A scanned newspaper clipping from Deccan Herald titled "You are a spiritual being!" in the Oasis column, with a bold headline above a palm tree illustration and a small black-and-white portrait of a bearded man in a head covering, captioned "By Paramahamsa Nithyananda". The body is dense printed English text in several columns of prose about spiritual experience, ego and emotions, ending with the line "Be Blissful!". No physical people are present; the portrait is printed on paper.2006-05-24Article - The Real MiracleA newspaper interview clipping titled 'Meditation improves physical, mental health', printed in a black-and-white newspaper layout with a central portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Sri Nithyananda Swami". The portrait shows a smiling man with long dark hair and a saffron-orange garment, rendered as a printed photo. Columns of interview text surround the portrait, with an INTERVIEW heading and bylines, forming a scanned article page.Article - Oasis +1 copiesArticle - Cosmic Consciousness is Order in ChaosArticle - 23 July 2004Article - Ignorance Can Not Lead to Liberation!Article - Spirituality is No Part-Time JobA presentation slide titled as a witness testimonial, with a dark banner reading Incident: Attack on all Sanyasis and a small headshot of a woman in a red-brown sari with a beaded necklace. The slide contains a long block of typed narrative text in a white panel with a location and date header. No physical people are visible in the scene; the only person is a printed portrait of a woman on the slide. The text describes a female sanyasi being assaulted and rushed to hospital in Tanjavur, India, on November 24, 2015, and a sanyasi named Ma Nithya Deepikananda Swami as the testimonial author. +1 copies