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A printed event poster titled PROGRAM SCHEDULE for the Nithyanandotsava 2012 festival, with a dated table of daily programmes from 08/12/2011 to 24/12/2011 and columns for Day, Program and Visesha Seva. A left sidebar shows a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" of a smiling man in orange robe and orange turban with a red bindi, beside the Nithyananda Dhyanapeetha logo, contact numbers and website. Highlighted Day 10 AVATAR DAY row lists celebrations at Bidadi Ashram and Tiruvannamalai, including homa, abhishekam, satsang and annadanam. No physical people are present in this graphic.

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A graphic temple schedule poster for Kailasa Houston, dated Saturday, November 13, 2021, on a red patterned background with gold scroll borders. Top left shows a seated bearded figure with a large dark turban, orange-red beaded necklace and bare chest, raising both palms, seated on an ornate gold throne; top right shows a deity murti dressed with flower garlands and a gold crown-like headpiece. The central scroll lists Today's Activities, Daily Rituals and Daily Online Programs, with a 9:00am Sri Valli Devasena Prana Pratishta Day 2 schedule and a series of puja and homa entries. No physical people are present.2021-11-13September 12 20092009-09-12December 29 20092009-12-29February 23 20092009-02-23A seated man in an orange turban with a jewelled brooch and a red bindi holds up a 2012 wall calendar with both hands, smiling toward the viewer. He wears a white dhoti with an orange-and-gold shawl draped over one shoulder, multiple rudraksha malas and gold-toned bangles. He sits on an ornate gold throne with red cushions, backed by white and yellow floral garlands. The calendar shows a portrait labelled "PARAMAHAMSA NITHYANANDA" in orange turban, a peacock feather, a photo captioned "SRI ANANDESHWARA TEMPLE Bengaluru Ashram" showing deities, and monthly grids with a festival list. The calendar is printed with the tagline "Be Blissful". Another person's arm is visible at the right edge.2011-10-14January 03 20162016-01-03Orange-toned event flyer titled "Guru Poornima 2011" with the subtitle "Auspicious day to Receive the Guru's Grace." A circular portrait at left shows a smiling man wearing an orange turban, a red bindi and an orange garment with a dark background; the portrait is labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" as a caption. The body text invites devotees to celebrations on Friday 15th July 2011 at a person Dhyanapeetha, Bengaluru, and lists programs including offering of gurumudi at the Dakshinamurti shrine and individual blessings from Swamiji. Contact numbers and website appear at bottom left, with a person Dhyanapeeta logo at bottom right.2011-07-15A large outdoor banner from Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam announcing Anandotsava 2010, Anandeshwara Devalaya Brahmotsava, Tuesday Acharyas' Day, 29th December 2009. A framed portrait at upper left, labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda", shows a smiling woman with a red bindi and a beaded necklace in front of an orange background. The banner is a printed event schedule with columns for time, event, venue and who can attend, listing morning aarti, panchaarati, Kalpataru meditation camp, Acharya meet, Guru Gita homa, cultural programme and acharya ordainment. Green plants and a small statue appear at the bottom of the frame, and other banners stand at the edges. No physical people are present in the scene.2009-12-29October 04 20082008-10-04 +1 copiesMarch 20 20222022-03-20January 03 20232023-01-03A graphic event schedule slide on a gold parchment-style background with a maroon banner at top left. It lists timed items under the heading EVENT SCHEDULE: Meet and Greet, Welcome and recognition of VIPs, an Interfaith Panel Discussion on Gender Equality: Past, Present and Future, then a Special Darshan and Address by the a person Bhagavan a person. A circular inset photo at top right shows a figure in orange robes with a head covering. Decorative lamps appear at the bottom corners, and a small copyright line runs along the bottom edge.2021-11-07