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A slide graphic from a KAILASA presentation, numbered 37, titled Under Diginations with the text Start E-Sarvajnapeeta. On the left is a photograph of a man with a tall black turban, white tilak on his forehead, rudraksha mala and ornate gold necklaces, and a bare-chested figure wearing a reddish-brown rudraksha garment, making a mudra with one hand, seated before a silver throne-like backdrop. The right side carries the slogan text and a small logo at the top corner.

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A presentation slide numbered 38 with a white background. On the left is a photograph of a man with a tall black turban and a white tilak on his forehead, wearing a heavy rudraksha mala and ornate gold necklaces, bare-chested with reddish-orange draped cloth on his arms, his right hand raised in a blessing gesture before an ornate silver throne-like seat. The slide's right side holds centred brown text. A small circular logo appears top right, and a copyright line reads at the bottom right. The photograph shows a figure with distinctive turban, rudraksha and gold adornments, matching the page's indication that a person is present; the appearance is consistent but not fully certain.Presentation slide titled "WHY KAILASA" with a photograph on the left and a bulleted list on the right. The photograph shows a figure seated before an ornate silver-patterned backdrop, wearing a tall black headdress, a white forehead marking, a beaded rudraksha mala and layered gold necklaces, with one hand raised in a blessing gesture. The bullets list Vedagamas as constitution, Dharmasatras as jurisprudence, Hindu economic principles, Hindu universities and libraries, Hindu compliance and Hindu medicine. Small orange-robed portrait logo at top right. Slide number 30 at bottom right.August 22 20202020-08-22 +15 copiesWHY HINDU NATION : KAILASAAntaryaagam Puja: Do It Yourself (Edition 1) (Book)August 22 20202020-08-22 +1 copiesAugust 22 20202020-08-22 +1 copiesA presentation slide titled "WHY KAILASA - TEMPLES ALONE ARE NOT ENOUGH" with a small logo of an orange-turbaned figure at top right and slide number 25. On the left, a photograph shows a smiling man with a tall swept-back black hair crown, a red bindi and white markings, wearing layered gold necklaces and rudraksha-style beads, bare-chested, raising one hand in a gesture of speech beside a microphone, seated before an ornate silver-patterned backdrop. Right of the photo, gold-coloured text reads a statement about temple building being in the breath and genes of a temple-based civilization. The slide is a graphic with no physical people.Shiva Deeksha: Do It Yourself (Edition 1) (Book)August 22 20202020-08-22 +1 copiesAugust 22 20202020-08-22 +1 copiesAugust 22 20202020-08-22