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A presentation slide titled "What is Intensity?" in dark red serif type on a warm cream background. On the left, a photo shows a smiling man with a tall black crown-like headdress with a crescent ornament, a white band across the forehead, and heavy rudraksha mala necklaces over a bare chest, seated before gilded ornate fabric. On the right, the text defines intensity as a desperate feeling that something needs to be done immediately, to break free from the clutches, or to break free in the inner world. Footer reads the copyright line and a slide number 249.

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A presentation slide titled "What is Intensity?" in dark red serif text on a cream background. The body text reads: Intensity means radiating the energy that does not create any conflict inside and outside. Intensity is intensely being inside you. On the right, a photo shows a smiling bearded man, bare-chested, with a tall black turban, a white forehead marking, layered gold necklaces and bead malas, raising one hand in a mudra against a golden ornate throne background. The slide footer carries copyright and page number text. a person is shown in this photo, depicted within a slide.2022-03-24March 24 20222022-03-24March 24 20222022-03-24A presentation slide titled "Activity Time" on a cream background with dark red text reading "So Pen down in your life where you missed the intensity due to delusion of interest. Complete with the ideas and thought currents that prevent you from being intense." On the right, a framed photograph shows a bare-chested man wearing a rust-red turban with a jewelled brooch and white feather plume, gold necklaces, beaded bracelets and a tiger-striped cloth over one shoulder, seated on an ornate gold throne, raising one hand with a smile. The bottom shows a copyright line and slide number 259.2022-03-24March 24 20222022-03-24A slide-style graphic with a light cream background and a photograph on the right. The slide title reads "Bring Yourself to Powerful Space: You Are Paramashiva" with a quotation below about understanding "You are Paramashiva" and nature as Paramashiva. The photo shows a smiling man wearing a tall black turban with a crescent moon ornament, heavy rudraksha mala necklaces with orange beads, and a white-striped forehead, seated before ornate gold and brown throne carvings with raised hands. A footer carries a page number 221 and a copyright line.2022-03-24A presentation slide with a cream-to-peach gradient background and dark red serif text reading INNER IMAGE, followed by a definition in gold-brown text: What you think about you and brood over inside you, inside your body and what you perceive as you - the strong beliefs you have about you. On the right, a photo shows a bearded man with a black turban, white tilak on his forehead, and a smile, bare-chested and wearing layered gold-toned and rudraksha malas, seated before an ornate golden throne (Swamiji (probable)). The slide bears a copyright footer and slide number 21.2022-03-21Presentation slide titled "FAQs#1: Interest Vs Intensity" with a golden-toned photograph on the left showing a man in a gold crown with red jewels, a forehead mark, layered gold and red beaded necklaces and armbands, raising one hand in a gesture, against a gilded backdrop. Large maroon text on the right reads an interest can be lost but never the intensity. A footer carries a copyright line and the slide number 252.2022-03-24Intensity -Vol.1 (Book)A presentation slide graphic titled "Bring Yourself to Powerful Space: You Are Paramashiva" with cream background and serif text reading that the world needs purification by the ultimate truth, Paramashivoham, and that every individual should align to Oneness. On the right, a photo panel shows a smiling man with a rust-red turban decorated with gold jewelled ornaments, a moustache, gold earrings, a bare chest, and layered orange and rudraksha beaded malas with gold pendants, seated before golden ornate drapery. Footer text cites a December 2018 talk and , slide number 2232022-03-24 +2 copiesMarch 21 20222022-03-21March 23 20222022-03-23