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The passport may not get you past immigration in a real country, but it will, as its website puts it, allow its holder free entry in 11 dimensions and 14 lokas. This new country of Kailaasa apparently has its own flag, constitution, passport, economic system and recognised languages (Sanskrit, Tamil and English). It is not clear how seriously one should take his claim of having established a country of his own. And his videos have him sitting on a throne, wearing large chunky beads, a metallic snake upright beside him, as he hurtles through a special effects cosmos. His hair looks close-cropped now, or is tied up neatly. Gone is his androgynous appearance with a clean-shaven face and long black hair. TodayвЂ™s Nithyananda is also quite visibly different. HeвЂ™s back now, because he is absconding and also because-here comes the incredulous part-he has established his own country called Kailaasa. Nithyananda tried to defend himself by claiming some parts of that video were morphed.ДЄlthough several more cases followed, Nithyananda largely dropped off from the public spotlight. But it does show that the guru, who claims to be beyond gender and lust, is actually quite normal. It isnвЂ™t quite the вЂsex tapeвЂ™ it was made out to be.

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Just months before, he had become something of a viral sensation-played out on TV news channels and social media-where a hidden camera had recorded him with a woman, alleged to have been a former actress. What had worked against him was that he was probably not used to the scrutiny he was coming under. Many godmen make similar claims in front of unsuspecting and managed crowds. Nithyananda is known to make bogus claims, from the ability to delay sunrise and make animals speak to make some alleged third eye open up in humans. The Swami laughs but he looks upset and says, вЂњHe doesnвЂ™t want to cooperate.вЂќ вЂњWhat rubbish, I did not jump,вЂќ he shouts. The photojournalist is then seen standing on the dais. An unexplained device is strapped on his head, but the Swami fails to lift him. It isnвЂ™t clear in the YouTube video if the Swami was aware the person was a photojournalist. It wasnвЂ™t quite levitation but an unsuspecting visitor might have been fooled into thinking the SwamiвЂ™s breath had something to do with all the jumping.ДЄ person from the crowd is then picked for that demonstration.

He would blow his breath towards a group of people seated on the floor and these individuals, quite inexplicably, began to leap in the air. The Swami, having claimed he could make people levitate, was providing a demonstration. BACK IN 2011, an amusing incident occurred during one of the satsangs organised by the godman Swami Nithyananda.