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November 12 2010

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A framed photograph of a man with short dark swept hair and a moustache, wearing a white shirt and an orange shawl, rests on an orange cloth draped over a wicker chair in front of pale yellow patterned curtains. A garland of white and red-pink flowers with green leaves hangs around the frame. The printed portrait is a depiction, not a physical person, and no identity is attributed from appearance.November 16 20092009-11-16January 01 20042004-01-01August 29 20092009-08-29An ornate gold-carved throne (peetha) with a red cushioned seat and orange hand towels is decorated with marigold and multicolour flower garlands. Set against its back is a framed portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" showing a man in orange robes and a white beaded mala, seated with one hand raised. Behind the throne stand a draped white and orange altar area with figures in orange, and a carved stone temple pillar. No people are physically present in the scene.2010-09-29October 01 20102010-10-01A photograph of an ornate empty throne decorated for worship. A red upholstered chair with gold trim and carved gold legs holds a framed portrait of a seated figure in saffron-orange robes with a white bead necklace, set against a background of foliage. Garlands of red, yellow and orange flowers drape the chair back and framed picture, with a red cushion and a matching red footstool with carved gold accents below. A red and gold cloth covers the floor, and gold-framed deity murti and temple decorations appear behind. No physical people are visible.A framed portrait of a man with short swept-back hair and a moustache, wearing a white shirt and orange shawl, sits on an orange-draped armchair. The framed photo is garlanded with red and white flower necklaces. Brass oil lamps stand on a patterned rug at the front, with orange flowers below. The portrait is printed, not a living person in the room.December 16 20122012-12-16January 06 20162016-01-06 +1 copiesAugust 02 20092009-08-02 +1 copiesJanuary 1st 2013