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Outdoor photo at an open-air event with dirt ground and a striped mat. A man with long hair, wearing an orange robe, a garland of orange and white flowers, and a yellow headband, sits smiling on a large white cushioned throne. Behind him stand a decorated multicoloured umbrella and a second umbrella with tassels. Around him, men in white kurtas and orange sannyasi robes with rudraksha malas stand and sit, some with hands raised in greeting. A man in orange at right holds a blue cylinder. A white banner behind reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam and NYF 365. The appearance-based candidate on the throne has long hair, orange robes and a garland, which is consistent with the page's reference, so this is a probable Swamiji in person.

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December 25 20092009-12-25December 25 20092009-12-25Outdoor discourse on sandy ground under colourful striped umbrellas with tassels. A young man in orange robes, a yellow-and-orange headband and a garland of white and purple flowers sits on a cream upholstered throne holding a microphone. Behind him an orange-robed bearded man with rudraksha malas stands near the throne, and a banner reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam, with WINGS and NYF 365 logos. Around them, white-clad volunteers in yellow sashes and orange-clad men sit and stand on a striped rug. A blue drum sits at right, and a flag flies at left.2009-12-25December 25 20092009-12-25December 25 20092009-12-25December 25 20092009-12-25A seated man in saffron-orange robes with a red and white garland and a tied yellow-and-orange headband sits on a large cream upholstered armchair on a raised platform, holding a ceremonial staff with a silver top. A trident stands on the left and attendants in white kurtas with yellow shawls and rudraksha malas surround him. To the right a bearded man in orange robes and a large beaded necklace stands with arms folded. Behind them are pink and maroon draped banners and a backdrop with printed logos, on a striped mat, outdoors.2009-12-25December 25 20092009-12-25Outdoor event on bare ground with a seated figure in saffron-orange robes, a red and orange garland and a tilak-marked forehead, holding a microphone on a large cream upholstered throne-like chair. Two colourful striped umbrellas with tasselled edges shade the seat, and a small offering tray with flowers and a coconut sits in front on a multicoloured mat. Around him, men in white kurtas and yellow shawls with lanyards sit or stand, some with hands raised in greeting. Brass pots and a blue water drum sit at the lower right. Behind is a banner with a portrait and the words Nithyananda Youth Foundation, and a pink and maroon canopy and a saffron flag. The seated figure has long hair and a golden headband, and is shown as.2009-12-25December 25 20092009-12-25A seated figure in an orange saffron robe sits on a large cream-upholstered armchair set on a striped rug outdoors, wearing a multicoloured flower garland and gold chain, with a trident-like staff nearby. Around him stand and sit men in white kurtas and dhotis with yellow shawls, some holding long wooden poles, one in an orange shawl seated at left, and a man in glasses at right. Behind is a pink and maroon tented canopy with bunting and banners reading Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam, WINGS and NYF 365. The seated figure has long swept-back hair and rudraksha-style cues, matching a person appearance; the setting suggests an outdoor satsang or public event.2009-12-25Outdoor event on bare ground with a central white cushioned throne-like seat. A person in saffron-orange robes with a headband and a long garland of orange and purple flowers sits holding a microphone and speaking. Two colourful umbrellas with fringed edges stand behind, and a banner with Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam and NYF 365 logos hangs behind the seat. Around them, men in white shirts and lanyards and several men in orange robes with rudraksha malas sit or stand, some in yellow shawls. A flower-decorated offering tray sits in front, and clay pots are at the lower right. A printed caption on the lower right reads Nithyananda Paramashivam2009-12-25