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A photograph printed on a poster, showing a close profile view of a man smiling, wearing a white turban and white garment with red-edged borders, with a red tilak mark on his forehead and long dark hair visible at the neck. The printed photo sits within a light blue frame, mounted on a blue fabric backdrop with pink tassels at the left edge. Below the photo is a white strip with Telugu text in dark blue. He is shown as a printed image, not physically present.

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వైద్య శిబిరం 2006A laminated poster shows a close profile portrait of a smiling young man wearing a white turban and a white garment with red trim, with a small dark tilak mark on his forehead, looking upward. Beneath the portrait is a band of Telugu text in dark blue on white. The poster is pinned against a blue wall beside colourful tassels. Since the portrait is printed, it is a depiction, and the caption on the poster reads a Telugu statement.A large blue outdoor banner with Tamil lettering and a printed portrait of a man with long dark hair, wearing a white head cloth or turban with a red line visible at its edge and a small red tilak on his forehead, looking to the side with a smile. The banner is mounted under a corrugated metal roof on a metal frame, with a pole in the foreground. The Tamil text reads 'தியானபீடம்' and 'தியான மையம்' beside a small white bird logo. The portrait is printed and depicts a person, so no physical people are present in the scene. A partial faded painted face appears at the right edge.2007-07-25A blue vinyl banner with a bird logo in the top left and large dark Tamil lettering reading Dhyana Peetam at the top and Dhyana Maiyam below. A large printed portrait of a man with long dark hair, a white head wrap and a red tilak on his forehead, with white garments edged in red, occupies the left side. A handwritten paper notice in the lower right gives a name and address in Tamil. The banner is printed, so the figure is a depiction, and appearance cues (long swept hair, white head wrap, red tilak, white garment with red edging) are consistent with the a person but the portrait is not clearly identifiable, so the status is unsure.2005-07-092006 - healing puja and meditation centers in Namakkal and HosurA blue printed poster mounted behind a clear sheet on a white wall shows a smiling man with long swept-back dark hair, a white head covering and a red-brown forehead mark, seen in profile. Large Tamil headline reads Dhyanapeetam, with the subtitle Dhyana Maiyam below and a logo at the upper left. A handwritten paper label in the lower right gives a name and address in Tamil. The printed portrait is not a physical person; no people are standing in the scene.2005-07-092006-HEALING-AND-SERVICES-IN-TAMILNADU +1 copiesClose profile photograph of a smiling man with a white head wrap tied over his head and a red tilak mark on his forehead. He has long hair and a beard, and wears a white cloth and a dark rudraksha bead mala against his chest. The background is dark and softly lit, with light falling on his face and neck. A faint printed copyright line runs vertically along the left edge.A photographed book cover standing upright against a pale blue wall with weathered paint. The cover has a blue sky-and-cloud background with a large Tamil title in blue and white lettering at the top. The central portrait shows a smiling man with long dark hair, a white and yellow turban, a red mark on his forehead, and white and yellow garments, with rudraksha beads visible at his chest. A printed caption band at the bottom is labelled "பரமஹம்ச ஸ்ரீ நித்யானந்தர்", identifying the portrait as Paramahamsa Sri Nithyananda. The portrait is a printed depiction on the cover, not a physical person in the scene.2010-09-26A printed book cover on a blue background showing a smiling man with long dark hair, wearing a white turban with a yellow band, a red bindi on his forehead, and white and yellow garments. The cover text and a caption identify it as a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Sri Nithyananda" in Tamil, with a Tamil title across the top.2010-09-26Uvacha (Sayings of Nithyananda in Telugu) (Book)Selected Photos - Part 1