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Cassettes - Bhagavat Gita Discourse-17,Sincerity-the straight way to liberationCassettes - Discourse-2-(Vol1-2) -You are GodCassettes - Discourse 17 (vol1 2) sincerity-The straight way to liberationCassettes - Discourse 16 (vol1 2),You and MeCassettes - Bhagavat Gita Discourse no-8 (vol1-2)-The Art Of LeavingCassettes - Bhagavat Gita Discourse-6,Look inCassettes - Discourse 14,(vol1 2) Drop your samskarasCassettes - Bhagavat Gita Discourse-7,(Vol1-2),Indian Community system- Bhagavat Gita Discourse-13,Eat before you are EatenA three-panel cassette or DVD insert for the Bhagavad Gita discourse series, shown as a flat graphic. The right panel shows a painted chariot scene with two figures in orange and white robes driving a chariot pulled by white horses through clouds, with a man's profile and raised hand at the upper right. The left panel has an orange background with a central photo of a man with white cloth on his head and a red forehead mark, beside printed body text and contact details. The spine is red with vertical gold lettering and a small blue Nithyananda Foundation logo. The graphic contains no physical people in the scene itself; the figures are painted or printed images.A multi-panel CD sleeve for Bhagavad Gita (Sanskrit chanting) Part 1, shown as a scan of the front cover, spine and back cover. The front cover shows a smiling man with long dark hair wearing a white and gold turban, gold necklaces and a yellow-gold shawl, holding an open book, seated before a painted backdrop of a chariot battle with horses and warriors, with the title Bhagavad Gita (The Song of God). The back panel shows a small photo of a man with eyes closed in an orange-gold turban beside a text block and the Life Bliss Foundation logo and address in Duarte, California. The spine reads Bhagavad Gita (Sanskrit chanting) Part-1.Cassettes - Bhagavat Gita Discourse no-10(vol1-2)- I Am The Ultimate