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A framed photograph of a seated figure in orange robes sits in a gilded frame on a wooden surface. The image crops the figure at the torso, showing crossed legs on a leopard-print cushion, one hand resting on the knee, and a dark prayer-bead-like cord across the lap. A bronze pot stands at the right edge, and a red cloth lies on the table below. A caption printed beneath the photo reads Paramahamsa Nithyananda, attributed to the framed portrait. The scene is a portrait displayed as a shrine-style setting with no physical people present.

Close crop of a seated figure in saffron-orange robes sitting cross-legged on a red tiger-striped cushioned seat with matching bolsters and a gold-trimmed edge. Clasped hands rest in the lap, and a multi-strand beaded necklace in silver-white hangs on the chest. Only the torso, hands, legs and bare feet are visible; no face or head appears in the frame. The figure's identity cannot be confirmed from the visible cues alone.

September 23 2013

Close-up photograph of a framed portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" showing a seated figure in orange robes, legs crossed on a leopard-print cushion, with only the lower body and hand visible. In front, on a red cloth scattered with white and pink flower petals and red rose petals, stand two dark metal ornamental vessels with pointed spire-like finials. No people are physically present.

A seated man in an orange saffron robe and a dark rudraksha mala looks down while holding a small gold ornament or figurine in his hands. He sits on a white-covered sofa, and a wooden side table with a water bottle is visible at the right edge. The wall behind is pale. a person: the orange robe and dark rudraksha beads match the cues, though his face is lowered and the appearance is only partly clear.

A seated figure in flowing saffron-orange robes sits cross-legged on an orange cushion placed on a low wooden platform outdoors on sandy ground. The figure's hands are clasped together in the lap, and a dark rudraksha mala with large beads hangs at the neck. In the foreground, a polished brass kalasha-style vessel with a handle and spout rests on the ground. Only the torso, legs and hands are visible; the face is cropped out of frame.

A man with long dark hair and a red bindi sits cross-legged on an orange cushion with eyes closed in meditation, wrapped in a saffron-orange shawl over orange garments. A small brass vessel sits at the lower left edge of the frame, and a red pillar and blurred trees stand in the background. Swamiji (probable) is shown in meditation with saffron clothing and long hair as visible cues.

Close-up photo of a person seated cross-legged on a low orange-cushioned wooden platform over a woven straw mat, wearing flowing saffron-orange robes. Only the lower torso, folded legs and hands are visible; the face is cropped out. The hands are clasped together in the lap. A blurred outdoor background of green plants and dry ground appears behind.

September 15 2011

February 23 2011

Close-up photograph of bare feet resting on a red cushion, seated on a golden ornate tray with flower petals scattered around. The person wears orange saffron cloth draped over the legs, and a second person in white with a rudraksha mala is visible at the upper left beside a golden bowl. Petals dot the cushion and tray.

A seated man in saffron orange robes meditates with eyes closed on a low wooden platform in front of a white stepped structure decorated with hanging garlands of purple and yellow flowers. He wears a shawl draped over his head and shoulders, a long rudraksha mala around his neck and a red tilak on his forehead, with hands resting in meditation posture. A brass vessel with a spout stands to his left on the sandy ground, scattered with pink flower petals and ash. The setting appears to be an outdoor ritual space. The page indicates a person appearance, but the figure's cues (rudraksha mala, saffron robes, shawl over head) are not distinctive enough to confirm identity, so he is described by role as a meditating sannyasi.