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A man seated cross-legged on an ornate wooden armchair with gold cushions, smiling and raising one hand in a gesture of greeting. He wears a white and gold turban with a red tilak on his forehead, a white and gold shawl over a white dhoti-style garment, a dark rudraksha mala, and a gold necklace and bracelet. A small microphone clips near his chest and yellow roses sit at the lower left. Behind him is a white lattice backdrop with a banner reading Nithyananda Foundation, Los Angeles, California.

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September 03 20052005-09-03September 03 20052005-09-03A smiling man with long dark hair sits cross-legged on a red and gold cushioned throne-style armchair in front of a white lattice backdrop. He wears a white turban with gold trim, a white and gold dhoti-style garment with a gold shawl across the chest, a multi-strand rudraksha mala, a gold necklace and a gold bangle. A small red bindi marks his forehead. A microphone is clipped to the chair arm and yellow roses sit at the lower left. A banner above reads Nithyananda Foundation, Los Angeles, California, with a Nithyananda logo at the top left. The appearance cues match the a person profile: long hair, turban, saffron-gold ceremonial dress and rudraksha mala, seated as a speaker at a discourse.2005-09-03 +1 copiesA smiling man with long dark hair sits cross-legged on an ornate reddish-brown throne with gold-trimmed armrests. He wears a cream and gold turban with a red bindi, a cream and gold garment draped over the shoulders, a rudraksha mala and a gold necklace, and a gold bangle on his wrist. A microphone clips near the armrest, and a small stack of white papers rests on the right arm. Yellow roses sit at the lower left. Behind him is a white lattice backdrop with a banner reading Nithyananda Foundation, Los Angeles, California. Visible appearance cues are several but the identity cannot be confirmed from the image alone, so the figure is described by role as a seated speaker.2005-09-03A man with long dark hair sits cross-legged on a dark wooden armchair with gold-trimmed armrests during a seated discourse. He wears a white turban with a gold band, a red bindi, a white dhoti with gold border and a gold shawl, plus a long rudraksha mala and a gold pendant necklace, and gold bangles on his wrist. His hands rest in a meditative mudra. A microphone clips near his chest, and a banner behind him reads Nithyananda Foundation, Los Angeles, California, beside a lattice backdrop with yellow roses at the lower left. The figure is a person seated on stage, with no printed name on the figure itself.2005-09-03September 03 20052005-09-03September 03 20052005-09-03A man seated cross-legged on a wooden armchair with gold cushions, speaking to an audience with open palms. He wears a white turban with a yellow band, a white dhoti-style cloth with a gold border draped over his shoulder, a long rudraksha mala, a gold chain, and gold bangles, with a red bindi on his forehead. A microphone stands at the left armrest and yellow roses are at the lower left. Behind him is a white lattice backdrop with a banner reading Nithyananda Foundation Los Angeles, California. a person by appearance cues: long hair, rudraksha mala and gold ornaments, though the page does not confirm presence.2005-09-03September 03 20052005-09-03September 03 20052005-09-03A man seated cross-legged in a dark red wooden armchair with gold-coloured cushioned arms, speaking to an audience while smiling. He wears a white turban with a gold-yellow border, a red vermilion dot on his forehead, a long rudraksha mala of dark beads, and a gold necklace. His white dhoti-style garment has a gold-yellow border and wraps over one shoulder. A small microphone clips near the chair arm, and a bunch of yellow roses sits at the lower left. Behind him is a white lattice-panel backdrop with a printed banner reading Nithyananda Foundation and Los Angeles, California, with a partial portrait of Sri Nithyananda at the top left. A stack of white papers rests on the right armrest. The man appears to be a discourse speaker; no appearance-based match to the named teacher is sufficiently distinctive to confirm.2005-09-03September 03 20052005-09-03 +1 copies