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January 14 20192019-01-14A graphic poster for Kailasa's Nithyananda Yoga, presented in collaboration with ShriKailasa Uniting Nations for Yoga. At the top, an ornate golden deity murti is seated on a throne beneath a tall arched halo, with a small golden crown. Below it, a black-and-white line drawing shows a figure in ustrasana, the camel posture, kneeling back with hands at the heels, dressed in white. The text explains the camel posture supports those feeling hunger, cites a Patanjali Yoga Sutra on samyama, and promotes the World Hunger Initiative with hashtags #NoHungryStomach and #InternationalYogaDay. A faint sri yantra pattern sits in the background, and the poster is framed in gold. It carries no physical people.2022-06-201996 - Puja Manual Handwritten by HDHA slide titled "1. || Guru Parampara Vandanam ||" with Sanskrit verses and English explanatory text on the left. On the right, a man seated cross-legged on a leopard-print mat before a large tree and stone-like backdrop, with eyes closed, palms pressed together in anjali, and a microphone stand beside him. He wears a dark maroon sannyasi-style wrap with gold trim, a dark turban-style hair wrap, a white forehead marking, rudraksha beads and a gold ceremonial necklace. The image appears to be a digital slide, not a physical photograph of a room; the man is a single person. The printed caption and and Nithyanandapedia, which are text on the picture rather than an identification of the man. Appearance-based cues of rudraksha, gold necklace and maroon robe are consistent with the page's a person reference, but the face is not identifiable here, so the status remains uncertain1996 - Puja Manual Handwritten by HDH1996 - Puja Manual Handwritten by HDH1996 - Puja Manual Handwritten by HDH1996 - Puja Manual Handwritten by HDHA Zoom screen-share capture of an online yoga session. The main frame shows a bearded, bare-chested man with long dreadlocked hair tied up, sitting in padmasana on a brown mat in front of pale curtains. He wears an orange dhoti, a rudraksha mala and horizontal white markings on his forehead and arms. Left and right side panels list pranayama, bandha, japa, gaze and mudra labels with small icons and scriptural references. A small inset video in the top right shows a smiling woman in an orange top and rudraksha mala seated in a room with red and gold cushions. The Zoom toolbar with Unmute, Stop Video and Stop Share is visible across the top.2024-11-06Mahabharata (Edition 1) (Book)Infographic titled "The Hindu way to health" with a small portrait photo of a smiling bearded man in an orange and gold ornate turban and ceremonial jewelry, captioned as simple lifestyle tips from the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism Nithyananda Paramashivam. Below are stacked panels in orange, brown and cream: a figure bending over, a red intestine graphic, a nostril-cleaning illustration, a man shaving with a razor, a woman receiving an oil bath, an eye with eyeliner, and a woman with flowers. Each panel gives a timed health tip such as taking Ayurvedic medicines once in six months, laxatives once in four months, nasal cleaning once in 1.5 months, weekly hair removal, oil baths every four days, jnananjana applied to the eyes every three days, and avoiding strong fragrances while sleeping.2021-07-211996 - Puja Manual Handwritten by HDH