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KAILASA's Magudabhishekam - Maasi magam - Arunachaleshwara (Edition 1) (Book)A book cover graphic for KAILASA's Nithyananda Homa: Purnahuti Mantras (Edition 1). A central photograph shows a man in saffron robes, a saffron turban with a red tilak, and a rudraksha mala seated smiling on an ornate golden throne, flanked by two gilded deity statues, one holding a lotus-like form and one with a veena, and gold ceremonial ornaments behind him. A golden kalasha stands in front of him. The lower portion of the cover carries the title in dark red and gold lettering with a subtitle and a small descriptive line beneath.Sri Nithyananda Homa: Experience Power Manifestation (Edition 2) (Book)Rudra Homa: Experience Power Manifestation (Book)Rudra Homa Mantras (Edition 1) (Book)KAILASA's medhā dakṣiṇāmurti homā (Edition 1).docm (Book)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)Thaipusam Rathotsavam: Experience Power Manifestation (Book)Leelavathyagnikaryam: Experience Power Manifestation (Edition 2) (Book)A book cover for "KAILASA's Pratyaksha Pada Puja (Edition 1)" from the Build KAILASA Series. The upper panel shows a photograph of a bearded man with a blue-white forehead mark seated cross-legged on a red cushioned throne, wearing an orange-red dhoti and wrap, a large beaded rudraksha-style mala and ornate gold necklaces, making a mudra with one hand. Gold-coloured standing deity statues flank him on both sides, one with a conch-like object and one holding a veena-style instrument, with a brass lamp stand and a gold pot near the throne. The lower band is cream with red and dark text describing the training and the author as The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam.Introduction to Living Enlightenment (Book)