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A yellow poster with a border of small oil lamps announces the Chittirai Peruvizha Brahmotsavam Patrikai. At top left a smiling man with an orange turban and a red tilak appears in a small portrait beside the header. Two rows of framed images follow: the upper row shows deity murtis draped in garlands and marigold strings, and the lower row shows numbered guru portraits in sepia and black-and-white, including a robed figure with a crown beside a golden pillar. Below, a dense block of centred text presents the event invitation. No physical people are present; all figures are depicted in printed images.

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A yellow graphic poster with a decorative border of lit oil lamps, announcing the Tirujnana Sambandar Guru Puja Mahotsavam. At top left is a smiling man in an orange turban with a red tilak, beside Om Paramashivamayam and a Nandi image. Two framed photographs show a deity murti in garlands, labelled as the SPH and Tiru Jnana Sambandar. A strip of nine small portraits and images shows a lineage of guru murtis and historical figures, with captions. The lower section contains Sanskrit verses, English text and event dates. No physical people are present.2024-12-05April 07 20242024-04-07A yellow printed patrika (invitation booklet) for the Chithirai Peruvizha Brahmotsavam at KAILASA's Sri Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Devalayam, Bidadi, Bengaluru. A dark-red framed strip across the top shows five deity photographs: Sri Ananda Venkateshwara, Devi Meenakshi, Sri Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva, Subramanya Devasena, and a fifth labelled SPH JGM HDH Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam. The first four are deity murtis richly adorned with garlands and jewellery, and the fifth is an ornate murti rather than a clearly identified person. Decorative lamp borders frame the page, and a nandi emblem appears at the top. The lower text gives the dates 05-16 April 2022 and invites all beings from the 14 lokas to the celebration. This is a printed graphic with no physical people.2022-04-04August 18 20232023-08-18A yellow graphic pattern-bordered announcement titled GANESHA BRAHMOTSAVAM PATTRIKAI with a row of three framed photographs at top showing a deity murti decorated with garlands, a golden Ganesha murti in yellow and red flowers, and a Chandikeshwara murti in a green and red garland, each captioned. A small illustrated portrait of a smiling man in an orange turban sits at upper left beside a golden Nandi emblem. Dense Sanskrit and English invitation text fills the body, with dhvajarohanam timings for September 10, 2023, and an invitation to the event.2023-09-10A 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.2024-12-05March 20 20222022-03-20April 07 20222022-04-07October 05 20222022-10-05 +2 copiesJuly 03 20232023-07-03A graphic slide from the KAILASA Om Awards, headed "KAILASA OM AWARDS" and titled "WHO IS THE SPH BHAGAVAN NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM?". Left side has a block of bold text describing the figure. Right side shows a photographed depiction of a seated figure on an ornate golden throne wearing a black turban with a crescent emblem, a white tilak, layered beaded necklaces, a white dhoti with gold patterning, and armbands, with a gilded background and a painted deity figure beside the throne. A small banner in the lower corner reads "VIJAYADASAMI". Zero physical people are visible in the graphic itself.2022-10-05A promotional poster for the KAILASA Administration and Hindu Parliament event on August 30, 2020. A bare-chested man with a tall dark turban-style head covering, white and red tilak on his forehead, and layered rudraksha mala necklaces smiles at the viewer. Behind him is a silver ornate throne-like object. The background is deep maroon with faint temple-style patterns, and the text is in gold and cream.2020-08-30