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July 23 2021

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A promotional graphic for the Build KAILASA Series titled KAILASA's Kalabhairava Homa. A central photograph shows a bearded man with a tall dark turban, rudraksha mala and gold necklaces, seated cross-legged on a golden throne with a raised hand and a red-orange cloth draped over his shoulders, flanked by golden ornate deity murtis and a golden lamp stand. A sitar-like instrument is visible at right. Red and gold tones dominate the design, with text describing training from Bhagavan Paramashivam's messages revealed through the Nijavatara manifestation. A depiction of a printed identity cue reads as Swamiji (probable), seated on a throne with turban and rudraksha cues.Meenakshi Pattabhishekam: Experience Power Manifestation (Book)September 28 20222022-09-28KAILASA's Laghu Pūjā for The SPH, Swamiji Utsava Murthy (Edition 1) (Book)Varalakshmi Puja (Book)Guru Puja and Shiva Puja (Book)July 03 20232023-07-03A graphic announcement slide titled GURU PURNIMA under a KAILASA OM AWARDS header. On the left, a framed photo shows a bare-chested man seated on a gold ornate throne against a leopard-print backdrop, wearing a tall black hair crown with a crescent emblem, a white forehead marking, layered rudraksha malas and beaded bracelets, raising one hand in blessing. The right panel holds dense text announcing a virtual global peace conclave and Kailasa Om Award ceremony for Guru Purnima.2022-07-13April 07 20222022-04-07December 21 20162016-12-21Thaipusam Rathotsavam: Experience Power Manifestation (Book)A graphic slide titled "GURU PURNIMA" beneath a gold banner labelled "KAILASA OM AWARDS". On the left, a photograph shows a bearded man with a tall black hair crown and white forehead markings, wearing a long mala of rudraksha beads and a gold armlet, seated on an ornate gold throne with a gold-patterned backdrop, raising one hand in blessing. Probable Swamiji by appearance: the crown-like hair, rudraksha malas and gold ornaments and throne match the candidate cues, so this is a depiction on a screen, not a physical presence. On the right, red text explains Guru Purnima as a day when disciples offer gratitude to the Guru and the Guru dissolves negative patterns, with Hindu teaching about the Guru as an avatar of Paramashiva.2022-07-13