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MAy 25 20212021-05-25March 24 20212021-03-24April 12 20212021-04-12July 02 20212021-07-02MAy 20 20212021-05-20A seated man in a golden ornate throne sits cross-legged on a brown cushion before gold-toned draperies. He wears a tall black hair crown, white forehead markings with a red bindi, a layered gold necklace and chest ornaments, a gold waist belt, and a leopard-print lower cloth over an orange-brown wrap. Gold bangles are on his wrists. Flanking him are golden deity statues: a multi-armed figure on the left and a figure holding a veena on the right, plus a golden kalasha-style finial atop each side pillar and a small brass vessel near the throne. Swamiji (probable) is shown in the appearance-based label: a bare-chested man with a tall black crown, ornate gold jewellery and leopard cloth seated on a throne, matching the page's Swamiji reference. Photo credit text at lower right reads 2021 Sri Nithyananda Paramshivam2021-07-29A bare-chested man with a tall black turban and white forehead markings sits cross-legged on a red velvet cushion before a gilded throne with ornate carved backrest. He wears multiple strands of rudraksha malas, a large ceremonial gold pendant, and a rudraksha waist belt with a maroon dhoti, and smiles toward the camera with a microphone clipped near his chest. Flanking him are golden statues: a four-armed deity figure on the left and a goddess playing a veena on the right, with golden kalasha-topped finials behind the throne and a brass offering dish on the left. Hanging gold curtains form the backdrop. Probable Swamiji cues include the tall turban, rudraksha malas and gold pendant.2021-04-12A seated man in a large black turban with white forehead markings sits cross-legged on a red cushioned seat within an ornate gold throne. He wears a rudraksha mala with a large gold pendant, bare-chested with an orange-red dhoti and a braided waist cord, and raises one hand in blessing while smiling. Golden statues flank him: a figure holding a veena on the right, a four-armed deity on the left, plus a golden trident, a crescent-moon ornament, a kalasha-like finial and peacock feathers against a gold curtain.2021-05-25April 11 20212021-04-11A bearded man sits cross-legged on an ornate gold throne with carved floral panels, smiling with hands raised in a gesture. He wears a dark blue crown with a crescent moon, a gold forehead band, a large ornate gold necklace over a leopard-print garment, and rust-brown cloth around his waist. Golden statues of a multi-armed deity holding a trident-like weapon stand on the left, and a golden figure playing a veena stands on the right, flanking red draped curtains. A brass tray sits beside the throne.2021-07-03A man seated cross-legged on a gilded throne with ornate carved backrests, raising one hand in a blessing gesture while holding a golden staff with a finial in the other. He wears long strings of rudraksha beads across his chest and shoulders, a tiger-striped garment, orange-red dhoti, bangles and armbands, and a white forehead mark. Golden statues flank him: a multi-armed deity on the left holding a bowl-like object, and a figure playing a veena on the right. A golden tray and draped gold curtain complete the scene. a person appears in person, with the rudraksha malas, ornate gold throne setting and distinctive ceremonial dress as cues.2021-09-30A man seated cross-legged on a red cushion in front of an ornate gilded throne, eyes closed, performing a hand mudra with his right hand while his left hand rests on his knee. He wears a black turban, a white urdhva-style forehead mark, a beard, multiple rudraksha mala necklaces across a bare chest, a leopard-print cloth around his waist and a maroon wrap. A microphone stands near his face. Flanking the throne are two gold-coloured female deity statues: on the left a multi-armed figure, on the right a figure holding a veena. A gold plate stands to the left of the throne against a gold draped backdrop. a person (a person) seated in meditation; the page is credited to his 2021 teaching.2021-04-11