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Mahamudra Asana (Book)Kubasana (Book)Introduction to Science of Puja (Edition 2) (Book)Rudrabhishekam: Experience Power Manifestation (Edition 3) (Book)Mandagapadi (Book)A promotional graphic for the KAILASA Build KAILASA series titled KAILASA's Mahā Mṛtyuñjaya Homā. On the left, a smiling man with a gold crown, white forehead markings, a dark bindi, gold earrings, and orange and beaded malas around his neck raises one hand in a blessing gesture against a warm gold and maroon background. A golden ornate throne is partly visible behind him. The right side carries the title and subtitle text on a deep red panel.Angusthasana (Book)Shadmurthy Deeparadhana (Book)KAILASA's Magudabhishekam - Maasi magam - Arunachaleshwara (Edition 1) (Book)A book cover graphic promoting KAILASA's Aipasi Annabhishekam training series. On the left, a smiling bearded man in a maroon turban with a jeweled brooch, layered gold necklaces and beaded gold chains raises one hand in a blessing gesture while seated before an ornate gold throne. The right side carries centred maroon text on a pale background announcing the series and the teaching lineage, with a small gold emblem in the lower corner. Swamiji (probable): the figure wears a turban, saffron-toned ornate clothing and heavy gold necklaces, consistent with the page's identification.Nithyananda Namavalli: Experience Power Manifestation (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.