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August 08 2009

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July 29 20082008-07-29August 08 20092009-08-08August 08 20092009-08-08January 04 20122012-01-04Kailaasa Paramparagatha Suvarnapeetha Sarvajnapeetha Swargapuram SamrajyamA black stone inauguration plaque framed by garlands of white jasmine and red flowers, with an orange cloth draped along the right edge. The plaque bears white Tamil script announcing the Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Sethur Nithyanandar Iyarkai Mooligai inauguration dated 30-7-2008, and states that it was unveiled by the divine hands of a person. No people are visible; the plaque is the main subject.2008-07-29 +1 copiesA photograph of a large grey stone inscription slab with a rounded top, set against a carved temple wall. The top arch is engraved with the words Gunniarunachaleshwara Mettiar (as printed on the stone) and a small ornate emblem. The body of the slab carries lines of incised Tamil script, beginning with the word Sivamayam. Beside the slab, a patch of red cloth and a yellow object appear at the edge of the frame, and a corner of a sculpted temple pillar with animal and figure relief is visible on the left. No people are present.2006-09-24August 17 20072007-08-17 +1 copiesJanuary 17 20182018-01-17A photograph of a cream-coloured wooden notice board mounted on a blue painted wall, listing Tamil text in two columns of red and black script. The board's heading reads Pathinen Siddhargal Paadal, a list of the eighteen Siddhars, with names such as Thirumoolar, Ramadevar, Agathiyar, Konganavar, Kamalamuni, Pathanjali and Idaikadar arranged in rows. A small wall grille and a plain bench edge are visible at the sides. No people are visible.2009-01-14A black granite foundation plaque with gold-lettered Tamil text and a white dove logo stands on a white-draped table outdoors at an ashram inauguration. The plaque reads Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam, Tiruvannamalai, with the name Paramahamsa Nithyananda and the date 19.4.2008 in the inscription. Dark silhouettes of people are reflected in the polished stone. A blue plastic chair and a partly visible figure in a red and gold sari appear at the edges.2008-04-19A printed Tamil death-ceremony invitation, a scanned black-and-white notice with a decorative border and a small emblem at top. It announces a neetthar vazhipadu (funeral rite) for the late Muthaperumpulavar A. Panduranganar, with lamp illustrations flanking the text and family and contact names listed in the lower section. The page is text-only, with no physical people shown.