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April 07 20242024-04-07A graphic schedule titled "UPCOMING EVENTS SCHEDULE" on a yellow background framed by rows of small oil lamps along the edges. A table lists English date, Tamil date, day, details of the festival and details of the vahanas. Rows show 22-Apr-2024 (Chittirai 9th, Monday) with Arulmigu Meenakshi Sundareshwarar Tirutherottam at 06:05-06:45 AM IST and Mesha Lagnam, plus Tirutherottam at 07:00 AM and Saptavarna Chapparam 07:00-10:30 PM IST; and 23-Apr-2024 (Chittirai 10th, Tuesday) listing Kallazhagar Festival with vahana TBC. No people are shown.2024-04-07April 07 20242024-04-07April 04 20222022-04-04KAILASA LOS ANGELES, USA on 7/4/20202020-07-04September 10 20232023-09-10A printed event poster titled PROGRAM SCHEDULE for the Nithyanandotsava 2012 festival, with a dated table of daily programmes from 08/12/2011 to 24/12/2011 and columns for Day, Program and Visesha Seva. A left sidebar shows a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" of a smiling man in orange robe and orange turban with a red bindi, beside the Nithyananda Dhyanapeetha logo, contact numbers and website. Highlighted Day 10 AVATAR DAY row lists celebrations at Bidadi Ashram and Tiruvannamalai, including homa, abhishekam, satsang and annadanam. No physical people are present in this graphic.A graphic temple schedule poster for Kailasa Houston, dated Saturday, November 13, 2021, on a red patterned background with gold scroll borders. Top left shows a seated bearded figure with a large dark turban, orange-red beaded necklace and bare chest, raising both palms, seated on an ornate gold throne; top right shows a deity murti dressed with flower garlands and a gold crown-like headpiece. The central scroll lists Today's Activities, Daily Rituals and Daily Online Programs, with a 9:00am Sri Valli Devasena Prana Pratishta Day 2 schedule and a series of puja and homa entries. No physical people are present.2021-11-13A graphic event schedule slide on a gold parchment-style background with a maroon banner at top left. It lists timed items under the heading EVENT SCHEDULE: Meet and Greet, Welcome and recognition of VIPs, an Interfaith Panel Discussion on Gender Equality: Past, Present and Future, then a Special Darshan and Address by the a person Bhagavan a person. A circular inset photo at top right shows a figure in orange robes with a head covering. Decorative lamps appear at the bottom corners, and a small copyright line runs along the bottom edge.2021-11-07A yellow poster with a border of small oil lamps announces the Chittirai Peruvizha Brahmotsavam Patrikai. At top left a smiling man with an orange turban and a red tilak appears in a small portrait beside the header. Two rows of framed images follow: the upper row shows deity murtis draped in garlands and marigold strings, and the lower row shows numbered guru portraits in sepia and black-and-white, including a robed figure with a crown beside a golden pillar. Below, a dense block of centred text presents the event invitation. No physical people are present; all figures are depicted in printed images.2024-04-07A yellow graphic pattern-bordered announcement titled GANESHA BRAHMOTSAVAM PATTRIKAI with a row of three framed photographs at top showing a deity murti decorated with garlands, a golden Ganesha murti in yellow and red flowers, and a Chandikeshwara murti in a green and red garland, each captioned. A small illustrated portrait of a smiling man in an orange turban sits at upper left beside a golden Nandi emblem. Dense Sanskrit and English invitation text fills the body, with dhvajarohanam timings for September 10, 2023, and an invitation to the event.2023-09-10A yellow printed patrika (invitation booklet) for the Chithirai Peruvizha Brahmotsavam at KAILASA's Sri Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Devalayam, Bidadi, Bengaluru. A dark-red framed strip across the top shows five deity photographs: Sri Ananda Venkateshwara, Devi Meenakshi, Sri Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva, Subramanya Devasena, and a fifth labelled SPH JGM HDH Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam. The first four are deity murtis richly adorned with garlands and jewellery, and the fifth is an ornate murti rather than a clearly identified person. Decorative lamp borders frame the page, and a nandi emblem appears at the top. The lower text gives the dates 05-16 April 2022 and invites all beings from the 14 lokas to the celebration. This is a printed graphic with no physical people.2022-04-04