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December 30 2006

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Photograph of three seated metal deity murtis on a red silk-draped platform, each adorned with yellow and green garlands. The central figure holds a trident and other implements and wears a crescent crown; the flanking figures wear ornate crowns and hold objects in multiple hands. A blue-bordered white sign in front reads 'This deity goes to Vancouver'. Striped purple, white and red fabric with peacock-feather motifs decorates the frame behind, and a banner with a website address is visible at the top. No physical people are visible.

A photograph of a stage set up outdoors under a white canopy, with a large banner behind it showing a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" and a phone number. Several bronze deity murtis are arranged on a draped platform: a central figure seated on a cushion, flanked by other figures garlanded with white flower strands, beneath a red and white arch decorated with peacock-feather-like rosettes. Blue and purple cloth covers the table, and a decorated yellow-and-red parasol stands at the left edge. Signs in front of the murtis read "This deity goes to St. Louis", "This deity goes to Guadaloupe" and "This deity goes to Vancouver". Baskets of offerings with coconuts sit at the right, beside a figure in saffron robes garlanded with flowers. No person is clearly seated in front of the platform.

April 16 2013

A photograph of a festive temple-style setting with two gilded metal deity murti seated side by side under a large arch of striped garlands in red, maroon, white, green and yellow with silver tinsel and peacock-eye motifs. The murti at left has four arms, a white dhoti with gold border, layered gold and jewelled necklaces, and a dark jewelled halo; the figure at right wears a jewelled crown and garland, a dark red garment and jewelled necklaces. Behind them hangs a large banner with a smiling portrait of a man in orange, labelled "Parama..." and a printed date "on 1st Jan 2007 6 am", with a red "Welcome" sign partly visible. No physical people are visible in the scene.

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A bronze Ganesha murti stands on a gold-coloured base at the top of a draped platform. The deity wears a white dhoti-like cloth, a yellow and green flower garland, and holds an ankusha-like object. Beneath it, a blue cloth covers a raised block on a red-draped stage edged with gold trim. A white sign in front reads 'This deity goes to St.Louis'. Behind it hang striped pink, purple, red and white garlands and a gold arch with peacock-feather ornaments. A tent wall forms the backdrop. No people are visible.

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Photograph of two golden metal murti statues seated side by side on a raised green-draped platform under a gold-framed arch. The left figure is a four-armed deity with a jeweled crown, white and gold dhoti, layered gold necklace and white jasmine garland, holding a trident-like staff and a mudra hand. The right figure wears a tall jeweled crown, gold necklace, red-and-gold garment and white garland, seated with one hand raised. Behind them hang striped red, maroon, yellow and green flower garlands with decorative leaf-shaped panels. The background shows a white draped canopy. No physical people are visible.

Two golden deity murtis seated side by side on a draped platform inside a decorated arch of red, pink, white, yellow and green fabric with silver tinsel. The figure on the left has multiple arms, a tall ornate crown, white and gold jewellery, a white dhoti and blue skirt, and holds ritual objects. The figure on the right wears a jewelled crown, white necklaces, a red blouse and blue skirt. Both are garlanded with white and yellow flowers. A red cloth backdrop and gold arch frame them. No people are visible.

January 12 2015

A photograph of a decorated deity murti group in a shrine arch framed with red, white, yellow and green ribbon-like bunting and silver tinsel. Three gold-adorned figures stand on green draped pedestals before a deep red cloth backdrop. The central figure, in white dhoti with a gold waist sash, wears a tall crown and a long white garland, and holds a raised hand gesture. Flanking consort figures wear gold crowns, jewelled necklaces and white flower garlands with yellow blossoms, their green skirts draped over the base. No physical people are visible.