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September 26 2021

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A scanned text page with a warm yellow-to-orange gradient background and a thin golden border. The top section shows Sanskrit verses in Devanagari script, followed by their romanized transliteration with verse numbers 2-22-5 through 2-22-7. Below is an italicised English translation describing Rama charging a Brahma weapon towards the sea, with darkness enveloping the world. A prose paragraph follows explaining that the weapon was redirected towards Dhrumatulya in modern Rajasthan, turning it into a desert until it was cleansed by Bhagavan Rama's blessings. A page number 4 sits at the bottom centre. No people or deities are depicted.2021-09-26Photo 11741374A presentation slide titled "SHASTRA PRAMANA (HINDU SCRIPTURAL REFERENCE)" under the header "KAILASA OM AWARDS" on an orange and gold background with ornate borders. Three small emblems sit at the top right. The slide states that Hinduism teaches that no one should suffer, cites Brihadaranyakopanishad verse 1.4.14 with Sanskrit shloka in red, transliteration and an English translation of the peace prayer. Footer reads "UNITING NATIONS FOR GLOBAL PEACE" with page number 20. No physical people are visible.2022-03-20AUGUST 23 20212021-08-23September 26 20212021-09-26Kailasonnata Shyamala Peetha Sarvajnapeetham +1 copiesA graphic slide with a saffron-to-gold gradient background titled "SADGURU VANDANAM" in bold dark-red capitals across the top, with three small circular portrait insets on the right and a small KAILASA logo at the top left. The central block shows a Sanskrit verse in dark-red transliterated text, followed by a cream panel headed "MEANING" with an English explanation. The footer reads "KAILASA'S CELEBRATION OF VEDIC NEW YEAR". No physical people are visible; the portrait insets are printed images.2023-04-14 +2 copiesA scanned page of printed text, not a photograph. The page is laid out in two columns of English prose with numbered paragraphs, headed sections such as '(c) Provide sustainable community livings with multi-layered quarantine' and item 9 on home or self-quarantine. Footnote numbers and a small-print footnote block run along the bottom. Two lines of Sanskrit in Devanagari script appear mid-page, including 'वसुधैव कुटुम्बकम्' with the English gloss 'Entire world is my family'. The body text discusses quarantine facilities in Assam and Auroville and mentions the a person a person and the ASMT Monastery India in Bengaluru. No people are visible.2021-07-30Photo 11741376January 07 20212021-01-07A graphic event poster titled RAMA NIRAHARA SAMYAMA, presented by KAILASA's NHU India (NDT). The left side shows a photograph of a bare-chested man with a tall ornate gold crown, white tilak, and layered rudraksha malas and gold necklaces, with hands raised in a greeting gesture. Behind him is a faded painted image of a deity-like figure with a red background. Gold and white text describes forest-fruit diet, Shiva puja and Upanishad study over 21 days, with the date 19 August 2020 at 7.30 PM IST.2020-08-16A presentation slide with a white background and olive-brown text in serif font. Bold phrases emphasise 'intense and life positive', 'sincere intense hard work of our Vedic Rishis', and 'Our very genes carry this'. A small circular inset portrait in the upper right corner shows a smiling man with an orange-saffron turban and saffron clothing, labelled with a printed caption reading 'Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam'. The slide number 20 appears at the lower right, with a copyright footer.