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July 17 2006

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A printed vinyl banner mounted on a wall at dusk, with a Dhyanapeetam logo and Tamil slogans asking about diabetes, blood pressure, back pain and mental stress, offering meditation as relief. The left panel shows a smiling man in a cream turban, a dark embroidered ornate garment and a white shawl, against a purple backdrop; a caption labels the portrait "Paramahamsa Nithyananda". The banner lists phone numbers and the Dhyanapeetam Mylapore address, Apparsami Koil Street, Chennai. A tree and a lamp post are visible above, and a timestamp is in the lower corner.2006-10-31A large blue street banner mounted on a white wall in front of green foliage, advertising Dhyanapeetam meditation and therapy services. The left side shows a portrait of a young man in a white turban and white shawl with a red bindi, a long dark hair and a red-brown rudraksha mala. The banner lists an ashram address in Bidadi, Karnataka, and Salem branch addresses with phone numbers, and a 6.30 pm evening session time in a purple burst. The portrait is printed, not a physical person.2005-07-09 +1 copiesDecember 09 20052005-12-09A printed outdoor banner mounted on wooden poles in front of a pink wall, advertising a meditation programme. A large photograph on the left shows a smiling man in a white head wrap and white garment with a red bindi and rudraksha beads, with a portrait-style pose. The right side lists Tamil bullet points about disease resistance, freedom from mental agitation and karma, and blissful living, above a pink lotus graphic and dates and phone numbers. The banner's printed caption names a person, and the portrait is a printed image rather than a physical person.2006-11-25A printed banner for Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam meditation and meditation therapy centre, with Tamil text and a large portrait of a smiling man in an orange turban with long dark hair, hands pressed together in greeting, wearing a beaded necklace in front of a leafy tree. The portrait is labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda in Tamil script. The banner lists a date of 08-10-2006, evening hours of 4.30 to 6.00, Puducherry branch and T.V. Nagar and Ambalam contact numbers, and a red floral border. No physical people are visible; the only person shown is in the printed portrait.2007-01-12April 09 20052005-04-09October 24 20062006-10-24CD - Nithyam Charanam GacchamiA large outdoor event banner in pink, purple and yellow, mounted in front of a temple. On the left, a portrait of a smiling man with long dark hair, a white head wrap with a red bindi, a white garment and a rudraksha mala with red beads; the portrait is a printed depiction, not a physical person. On the right, a printed image of a deity pair in ornate gold crowns and garlands, seated on a decorated throne. Text announces an Ananda Rathotsavam chariot festival, with the caption naming a person as the initiator. No physical people are visible in the scene.2006-09-23 +1 copiesA printed blue poster hangs on a wood-tile wall. Tamil headings read தியானபீடம் at top and தியான மையம் below. A bird logo sits at the upper left. A large portrait shows a smiling man with long dark hair, a white turban with red edging, and a red forehead mark, drawn in profile. A white paper slip with handwritten Tamil and phone numbers is pasted at lower right. Text is printed in the poster's Tamil headings and the slip is handwritten.2005-07-09 +1 copiesOctober 13 20062006-10-13A printed Tamil poster pasted on a weathered, stained plaster wall, announcing an Ananda Rathotsavam (joyful chariot festival) and a Tamil Nadu Ratha Yatra invitation. Two framed portrait photographs appear on the poster: on the left, a young smiling man with long hair in white robes, rudraksha mala beads and a white head cloth; on the right, a smiling man in a yellow-and-white turban with a red bindi and dark clothing. The portraits are printed images, not people physically present. A purple bird logo sits at the top centre, and a partial colourful printed image is visible at the left edge. Printed text names a person as the honoured figure and Dhyana Peetham as the organiser, with Tiruchi, Srirangam and BHEL dhyana peetams listed.2006-10-20