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A graphic poster with a gold-textured border and a framed photograph of a temple shrine in a plain tiled hall. A large gilded throne with red cushioned backing holds a painted figure of a seated man in orange-red robes with a crown-like headdress, rudraksha-style beads and a long garland. Dozens of brass and steel plates of naivedyam food, fruits and sweets are arranged on the floor and on a low table, with red cloth underneath. A small deity figure in red and white sits in a niche at left, and a banner hangs at upper right. The poster heading and footer announce the 46th Avatara Dinotsava celebrations and the 251 naivedyam offering.

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A graphic collage on a gold textured background showing Kailasa Houston 46th Avatara Dina Maha Utsava celebrations. Four photographs display a large seated statue of a bearded figure in orange and saffron robes with a flower garland, behind rows of white bowls and banana-leaf-style plates of naivedyam food offerings laid on a green cloth. In one photo a man in white dhoti and bare upper body holds up a lit lamp before the statue. Several panels show only the arranged food and no physical people. The bottom text reads special 515 naivedyam food offerings. No physical people are visible beyond the one officiant.2022-12-19December 19 20222022-12-19December 19 20222022-12-19A two-panel graphic from KAILASA Los Angeles's 46th Avatara Dinotsava celebrations, with the printed caption 'MANDAGAPADI: CEREMONIAL INVITE TO THE SPH TO THE JAYANTHI CELEBRATIONS' across the bottom. Each panel shows a seated figure on an ornate gold-carved throne with red cushions and a tiger-skin cloth, wearing an orange-red robe, a red turban, and a long gold garland. The left panel shows only the seated figure; the right panel adds a standing priest in orange cloth holding a lamp-like ritual object. Both thrones are surrounded by silver bowls, brass oil lamps, red carpet, and a large spread of fruits and vegetables including bananas, watermelon, peppers and cabbage. The figure is shown in both panels as a depiction, and the people count reflects only the one standing priest in the right panel.2022-12-19A graphic collage with a gold textured background showing three photographs of food offerings arranged in rows of small round brass or gold-rimmed bowls on green cloth. The bowls hold grains, fruits, nuts, sweets, vegetables and pulses, viewed from above. A smaller bottom panel shows brass trays with cut fruit and bananas. A header reads KAILASA SAN JOSE 46TH AVATARA DINOTSAVA CELEBRATIONS, a small emblem appears at top left, and the footer states 215+ NAIVEDYAMS OFFERING. No physical people are visible.2022-12-19December 19 20222022-12-19A graphic collage titled "KAILASA SAN JOSE 46TH AVATARA DINOTSAVA CELEBRATIONS" with the caption "Offering Mahaarthi to the SPH Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramshivam". It shows four panels of a ritual puja: robed priests in white and orange seated and standing before rows of brass and clay offering bowls on a leopard-print mat, with yellow flowers in a brass vessel and a lit oil lamp. Statues of deities stand in the background, and a large screen shows a rendering of a seated figure and a live stream captioned "PADA PUJA AND KALPATARU IN PROGRESS". The collage's panels show activity but no identifiable a person figure is visible on screen.2022-12-19December 19 20222022-12-19A graphic announcement on a gold textured background for Kailasa Houston 46th Avatara Dina Mahotsava Celebrations. Printed text lists special offerings including aarati to Lord Ganesha, 108 herbal dravya abhishekams, 250 youth served anna dhan meals, 515 naivedyams, 1008 Nithyananda Sahasranama puja and food donations for 10,000 people.2022-12-19December 19 20222022-12-19 +1 copiesADIKAILASA on 1/3/20222022-01-03A photograph of a shrine with a seated deity murti adorned with a trident, silver necklaces, red and orange flower garlands, and a red garment, set against gold curtains and gold-painted guardian statues. In front, a large pineapple, bananas, apples, a white gourd and many steel bowls of sweets, fruit and flower petals form an offering for abhishekam. Two standing deity statues in pink and red saris with ornate jewellery flank the right side, and brass oil lamps burn on the left. No people are visible.2022-12-19