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March 11 20182018-03-11November 30 20182018-11-30March 10 20172017-03-10A promotional poster for an online workshop titled Rewrite Your Future Through Third Eye, dated 28 September 2019. Centered is a smiling man with a tall dark tied turban wrapped with rudraksha strands, a white forehead with a red tilak, a rudraksha mala necklace, a gold chain, rudraksha armbands and a deep red shawl. He is shown against a fiery orange glow at left. Printed text on the right and bottom advertises the event, early bird pricing and a sign-up link, with a paragraph of biography text along the lower edge. a person is identified only by the poster's printed caption naming a person a person; the figure's appearance is consistent with the cues described, so the candidate is a depiction on the poster.2019-09-28Promotional poster for a Live Nithyananda Satsangh broadcast on 2 August 2021 at 6AM IST. A smiling man wears a tall black turban, a red-brown tilak on a white-painted forehead, and a textured tan shawl over bare shoulders. He wears long rudraksha malas and a large ornate gold pendant, and raises one hand in a mudra. Dark gold and brown background with text on the right and social media handles at lower right. Swamiji (probable): the figure wears a tall black turban, rudraksha malas and ornate gold pendant, matching the page's identification.2021-08-02KAILASA’s Be Your Own Boss (Book)November 07 20182018-11-07November 27 20162016-11-27 +1 copiesMarch 05 20172017-03-05October 20 20172017-10-20 +1 copiesPromotional poster for the Superconscious Paramashivoham online event, presented by Kailaasa's NHU India (NDT). A smiling man with a large dark turban, white and red forehead markings, ornate earrings and layered rudraksha malas over a bare chest is pictured at left, against an orange-red background with a faint geometric sacred diagram. Large gold text on the right reads the event message, with dates and registration details below and a Sanskrit verse with English translation at lower left. The figure is printed, not physically present; the poster has no physical people in the scene.2020-12-29December 01 20162016-12-01