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Indoor photo in a tiled room with framed portraits and a standing fan. A long-haired man in saffron-brown robes and a bare upper body, seated on an orange cushion, raises one arm toward a devotee bending forward in a white shirt and dark trousers. Behind them, a shaved-headed man in orange clothing with a garland stands near a yellow-shirted man holding green and red cloths. Several men in shirts stand watching along the right side. Two framed portraits on the back wall, one with a printed caption, show figures in ornate traditional dress. Probable Swamiji (long hair, orange-brown robe, ornate gold necklace cues) is seated centre-left in the role of the seated teacher; identity is appearance-based only.

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Indoor photo in a room with cream walls and framed portraits. A long-haired seated figure in a brown and gold robe, bare-chested, holds up a green cloth toward a standing man in a white shirt who bends forward at the waist, with a standing fan beside them. Behind, a shaved-headed man in an orange robe and rudraksha mala stands by the wall, and a man in a yellow striped shirt and others in casual shirts stand watching. A seated person in a white top and dark trousers sits on a wicker chair. Framed portraits hang on the walls, including one labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda in print. Tiled floor, people barefoot.2013-05-04Indoor satsang setting with a seated, saffron-robed figure with long dark hair and a rudraksha-style mala on the left, sitting on a low platform. In the foreground a man in a white long-sleeved shirt and dark trousers bends forward, holding a green cloth draped over his head and shoulders, as if receiving a blessing or offering obeisance. Standing behind are several saffron-robed men and onlookers in yellow and white shirts; a white fan, a cooler unit and framed pictures are visible on the wall. a person is the seated figure, identified by long swept hair and saffron robe with rudraksha mala; the bowing man is a devotee.2013-05-04May 04 20132013-05-04May 04 20132013-05-04November 22 20142014-11-22Indoor photograph of a seated figure in long dark hair, wearing a brown and mustard-gold draped garment, on an ornate gold-framed orange cushioned seat with a zebra-striped footstool. A man in a white shirt and dark trousers bends forward with hands extended toward the seated figure's feet in a reverent gesture. Several standing men watch: one in a yellow polo shirt, one in a white-and-blue striped shirt, and another partly visible at upper right. A white cooling unit and a standing fan sit between them. Framed portraits hang on the wall, and a poster on the left shows a saffron-robed figure.2013-05-04January 08 20092009-01-08A photograph inside a small room with red patterned drapes and a blue floor mat. A seated man in an orange robe with a gold-bordered shawl sits on a leopard-print armchair, with a man in white kneeling before him, hands near his feet. Another man in orange stands beside him, a shaved-headed monk in orange stands behind, and a man in white dhoti and shawl stands at the back right. Several men in white shirts and a man in a peach shirt stand at the left, one holding a red cloth bundle. The scene appears to be a devotee performing a respectful gesture before the seated figure.2012-01-03November 10 20132013-11-10October 27 20132013-10-27September 24 20172017-09-24Indoor photo in a living room with cream walls, beige carpet and orange-and-cream checked curtains. A man in an orange robe, orange head wrap and rudraksha mala sits on a brown leather sofa with long dark hair and a bare chest visible, and appears to be the seated central figure. A man in a white shirt bends low to touch the feet of the seated figure while an older man in a grey shirt and rudraksha mala sits beside him with a hand resting on the sofa. Other men stand around in white shirts, a lavender checked shirt and a woman in a peach sari with long hair, one wearing rudraksha; a man with glasses and a rudraksha mala stands at left. Ceremonial touching of feet suggests a respectful visit, but this is a visible action only.2006-11-24