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A graphic slide with a bar chart titled "Free meal distribution events in KAILASA's de facto spiritual embassies worldwide in the span of 18 years". The y-axis shows number of free meal distribution events (10 million) from 0.4 to 8, and the x-axis lists KAILASA's De-facto Spiritual Embassies: Nithyananda Gurukul, Extended NHU campuses, Healing Centres, Paduka Mandir, Temples and Satsang Temples. Bars are teal and dark red, with Healing Centres and Paduka Mandir tallest near 8. Small circular emblems appear in the top corners and the same title is repeated as a caption beneath the chart. No people are visible.

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October 16 20212021-10-16October 16 20212021-10-16September 21 20212021-09-21A presentation slide titled "WHY KAILASA - Highest percentage of lowest feeling spiritual peace/wellbeing" pairs a photograph on the left with a bar chart on the right. The photograph shows a smiling man with a maroon-red turban decorated with jewelled ornaments, a vertical tilak on his forehead, and heavy layered gold necklaces and bead strands over a bare chest, against an ornate background. The bar chart, titled "Frequency of feeling spiritual peace and wellbeing among Hindus," shows blue bars labelled 40%, 16%, 22%, 20% and 2% for categories from "At least once a week" to "Don't know". A small logo appears in the top right corner and a footer reads "Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam" with a copyright line.November 07 20212021-11-07Infographic graphic titled Ensuring the Fundamental Right to Education, promoting KAILASA's Nithyananda Hindu University as the largest Hindu University in the world, with gold circles listing 17 years of experience, 150 countries, 186 extended university campuses and 10,000 courses of study. On the right, a photograph shows a seated figure on an ornate golden throne with carved deity panels, wearing a maroon head wrap with a jeweled band, blue face markings, layered rudraksha malas and ceremonial gold necklaces, bare-chested with a saffron-brown dhoti, one hand raised in blessing. The photo is a printed image within the graphic, not a physical person in the scene. A red footer and a KAILASA Why Do We Need KAILASA banner complete the layout.2023-09-07WHY HINDU NATION : KAILASAWHY HINDU NATION : KAILASAGraphic slide titled "Confluences for World Peace offered by SKUN for Global Peace and Religious Harmony" with bulleted text on Kumbh Mela, confluences and a 2008 launch, plus several photographs. Top right panel shows a "Global Foundation For Civilizational Harmony (India)" launch function with a dais and seated saffron-robed figures, one holding a sceptre-like staff. Lower right photo shows an orange-robed figure with long hair placing sweets and garlands on white-capped men during Ujjain Kumbh Mela, captioned 2016. Bottom strip shows a 1st USA Hindu Sangam Kumbha Mela newspaper clipping and a procession of people in saffron, white and orange garments carrying banners. Bottom-right banner-like portrait shows a smiling figure in orange turban and robe.2023-01-03Graphic slide on a white background showing four red-orange rounded cards with large white statistics: 1.9 BILLION adults are overweight or obese; 2 BILLION people suffer from some form of micro-nutrient deficiency; 161 MILLION children under the age 5 are too short for their age; 795 MILLION people do not get the food they need to live a healthy life. Caption below reads Global Food Statistics of 2021. Small circular logos sit in the top corners, a portrait icon on the left and a temple emblem on the right.2021-10-16November 07 20212021-11-07Presentation slide titled "WHO IS THE SPH BHAGAVAN NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM?" under a KAILASA OM AWARDS header, with a timeline labelled CHRONOLOGY split into CORONATIONS 1 and CORONATIONS 2. Each milestone pairs a small photograph with italic caption text and year markers from before 1981 through 2007. The slide has a saffron-orange background with a mountain landscape on the left and right edges, and a child in orange and white robes holding a staff at left. Small photographs show a seated child, ascetics in orange robes, a red-and-white ceremonial scene and a standing figure in saffron. No physical people are present in the frame, only images printed on the slide.2022-04-07