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A graphic blessing card split into two panels under the heading "BLESSINGS MESSAGE FROM THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM" with a small temple emblem at top left. The left panel shows a seated man with a bare chest, rudraksha-style beads and ornate gold necklaces and waist belt, wearing a dark turban, seated on a gilded throne with golden peacock-like backrest and brass lamps. Partly visible; appearance-based candidate with turban, ornate gold and beads presented on a throne. The right panel is an illustrated figure in red and yellow with a peacock-feather crown, blue skin, a pink lotus and a pink-beaded mala, standing on a green base against a yellow bokeh background labelled "Yamuna Chhath". Bottom banner reads "BLESSINGS FOR YAMUNA CHHATH 2021".

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A graphic banner with a tan patterned border announcing the SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam's offering of respects to Parabrahma Bhagwan Shri Swaminarayan on Sri Swaminarayan Jayanti, 21 April 2021. On the right, a circular image shows a deity murti with a large red and gold turban, red tilak, and red and gold ornate garments against a carved wooden shrine. Centre text is in dark red capitals.2021-04-21A graphic slide titled "KAILASA'S CELEBRATION OF VEDIC NEW YEAR" with a cream text panel on the left reading a paragraph about Vedic New Year as observed by ancient Hindu civilization on the Ganges-Sarasvati rivers in Naimisharanya. On the right, a framed photograph shows a seated man with a shaved head and white forehead markings, wearing a saffron-orange dhoti and shawl, multiple rudraksha and gold necklaces, and holding a trident. He sits on a gold ornate throne with a gold kalasha and gold deity figurines in front, against a backdrop of marigold garlands. Two small circular logos appear at upper right.2023-04-14April 07 20222022-04-07January 15 20122012-01-15Photo 11679509A composite graphic showing a smiling man with a red and maroon turban decorated with jewelled brooches, seated on an ornate gold throne with carved floral panels. He is bare-chested, wearing layered gold and bead necklaces, a gold pendant, and rudraksha-style beads, and raises one hand in a blessing gesture. Behind him on the left stands a painted deity murti with a crown, gold jewellery, a trident and a kalasha-like staff against a glowing purple cosmic background. A copyright credit is printed in the lower right corner.2020-11-14June 21 20212021-06-21Graphic poster for International Yoga Day, 21 June 2021. A smiling man with a black turban and crescent emblem sits cross-legged on an ornate gold throne, wearing a saffron-brown shawl, layered rudraksha malas, a large gold pendant and bangles, with a brass oil lamp beside him. A faint silhouette of a meditating figure appears in the dark background. The page's a person flag suggests the seated figure may be a person, but the appearance is not clear enough to confirm, so the label is set to unsure. A pale gold lower band carries the quotation and attribution below.2021-06-21A composite graphic with a smiling bare-chested man seated on an ornate gold throne, wearing a maroon-red turban decorated with white and red gemstone ornaments, a white tilak on his forehead, and layered rudraksha and gold necklaces. His hands are raised beside his shoulders in a welcoming gesture. Behind him a stylised deity murti in red and gold with a trident and a golden crown glows against a purple cosmic background. The image is a digitally composited graphic rather than a single photograph, and the man is a printed or composited figure not a physical person in the scene.2020-11-14September 22 20112011-09-22 +1 copiesSeptember 07 20112011-09-07Social media graphic for KAILASA's Deepavali blessings from the SPH. A large left panel shows a smiling man with a red bindi and white forehead marks, wearing an ornate gold crown and heavy gold necklaces over a gold-embroidered garment, seated before a golden throne backdrop; the caption reads "The SPH JGM Nithyananda Paramashivam". The right panel has a dark purple background with a faint ornamental pattern, two lit terracotta oil lamps glowing at the bottom, a small saffron-robed portrait at the top, and a message about Paramashiva manifesting and blessings for Shubh Deepavali.2021-11-04