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A printed flyer for the Life Bliss Program Level 1, Ananda Spurana Program (LBP Level 1-ASP), promoting chakra cleansing and energizing. A black-and-white portrait at upper right shows a smiling man with long hair, a bindi, a dark rudraksha mala and a draped light robe. Below is a central illustration of a seated figure with seven colored chakra symbols running down the body, set in a soft blue background. The left column lists benefits, and two testimonials appear beneath. The footer gives the address of Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam in Bidadi, Bangalore, with a phone number and website.ASPA promotional poster for the Life Bliss Program Level 1 (Ananda Spurana Program) with a yellow header and black lower panel. A small black-and-white portrait of a smiling woman with long dark hair and a bindi is labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda". A central silhouette of a standing body shows seven coloured chakras along the spine, from crown to root, each with a Sanskrit seed syllable. Text sections list benefits and two testimonials, with a footer giving the Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam address in Bidadi, Bengaluru.Nithya Dhyaan in Hindi (Book)LBP level2February 16 20092009-02-16LBP Level2NithyanandamNithya Dhyan in Marathi (Book)A promotional flyer for the Nithyananda Spurana Program (NSP), Life Bliss Program Level 2, titled "Guaranteed Solutions for Life and Death". A portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" shows a smiling figure with long dark hair, a red bindi and an orange garment, next to an orange "Open for all" badge and a bulleted list of benefits. A photograph in the lower right shows a seated group of people in white clothing at a hall with hanging decorations; one woman in front wears a white garment, and the rest are seated in rows. Contact details, dates of Feb 25 to Mar 1, 2009 and venue information appear in a white and orange panel, with a testimonial from T G Thyagarajan at the bottom.2009-02-25Book cover graphic for a Hindi publication titled Peeda Se Anand Tak. A black-and-white photograph of a smiling man with long, wavy hair, a red-brown bindi on his forehead and a long strand of rudraksha beads across his chest, wrapped in a light draped cloth, occupies the left side. The right side shows a golden, sunlit, blurred background overlaid with faded English words 'From Pain to Bliss' repeated diagonally. Hindi and English title text sits at the top.February 23 20092009-02-23