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A photograph of a printed yellow poster on an easel-style stand, set beside a vase of white chrysanthemums with green centres and a red draped backdrop with gold embroidery and a brass ornamental stand at right. No physical people are visible. The poster carries a grid of small deity and guru portraits at top, a central framed image of a seated figure in ornate gold regalia, and a maroon band of Sanskrit verses. Its headline announces a Maha Paramashivaratri Brahmotsavam patrika addressed to the Hindu diaspora.

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A printed yellow-orange poster titled Rajarajeshwari Brahmotsavam Patrikai, bordered with rows of small diya lamp motifs. At the top is an orange-robed figure with a smiling face above the greeting 'Om Paramashivamayam'. Below are rectangular photo panels: a deity-adorned shrine image labelled 'The SPH Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam' beside a figure labelled 'Sri Rajarajeshwari'. A row of small images shows Paramashiva, Dattatreya, Shirdi Sai Baba, Puttaparthi Sai Baba and Nithya Sai. A larger central panel shows a seated figure with a crown and beaded garlands, captioned 'The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam'. Sanskrit verses and English text describe the Mandagappadi ceremony and the Rajarajeshwari Brahmotsavam beginning in Kailasa around the world, with dates in February and March 2026. No physical people are present in this printed graphic.A photograph of a printed yellow booklet cover, the Jayanthi Mahotsavam Patrikai, resting on a surface and framed by white and red-green-yellow flower garlands. The cover shows three painted panels of Hindu deity scenes and a small framed portrait of a bearded man with white tilak markings, and the printed heading reads with the auspicious blessings of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism. No physical people are visible; the booklet and its illustrations are the only subjects, with a timestamp in the corner showing Dec. 29, 2025, Pallipalayam, Tamil Nadu.2025-12-29Photo 82910282021-01-06 +2 copiesApril 04 20222022-04-04A graphic poster on a yellow background with a decorative border of small oil lamps. At the top left a smiling man wears an orange turban with a red tilak, and a row of eight rounded photo panels shows saints and sages, some in black-and-white, labelled with names. Below is a framed image of a deity murti decorated with garlands and a central figure on a throne. The lower half is a printed patrika text announcing the a person Purnima Brahmotsavam, with a Sanskrit Guru Gita verse and English translation, and details of the flag-hoisting ceremony and invitation to all KAILASAs.2024-12-05January 07 20212021-01-07January 03 20232023-01-03 +1 copiesApril 07 20242024-04-07మహేశ్వరపూజ1September 04 20202020-09-04April 07 20242024-04-07April 07 20222022-04-07