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A gold-toned graphic poster announcing the 14 May 2021 Parashurama Jayanthi blessing. A central depiction shows a smiling man with a large golden crown, white forehead markings and a red bindi, wearing rudraksha malas, gold necklaces, bangles and rings, with both palms raised in blessing. Radiating golden light rays and clouds fill the background, with a dark mountain silhouette below. A maroon diamond-shaped panel shows the date and a temple tower. Text reads the message that the Supreme Pontiff blesses the Hindu diaspora worldwide with integrity to Guru.

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Graphic poster for International Day of Families dated 15 May 2021. A smiling man with a bare chest wears a rudraksha crown with silver ornaments, white tilak on the forehead, and layered rudraksha and silver ceremonial necklaces; he raises one hand in blessing. Background shows golden sky, a circular maroon panel and faded silhouettes of families. Printed text announces blessings to the Hindu diaspora with completion and peace.2021-05-15A graphic poster for Nithyananda Purnima 2021, with a golden-brown background showing a full moon over a mountain silhouette. A bare-chested man in a brown embellished turban with jewelled ornaments, a tilak on his forehead, a gold pendant on a beaded necklace and rudraksha bracelets raises both palms in a blessing gesture. Smiling and bare-chested, he appears in a pictorial panel. Right side text announces the 32nd Enlightenment Day anniversary on 26 May 2021 and that the SPH JGM HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam blesses the Hindu diaspora with enlightenment. Swamiji (probable): the turban, rudraksha and gold necklace cues match the page's identification of Swamiji, shown here as a depiction on the poster.2021-05-26A gold-toned graphic poster with a sepia-style illustrated portrait of a smiling bearded man wearing a large dark-red turban and a small red tilak on his forehead, shown in head-and-shoulders view against a pale golden splashed background. A dark red diamond-shaped badge on the left reads 14 MAY 2021. Below, dark red banners carry the message about the Akshaya Tritiya blessing for prosperity, and a small logo appears at the top right. The portrait is a drawing, not a physical person; there are no physical people in the scene.2021-05-14October 24 20222022-10-24April 24 20212021-04-24A graphic slide with a gold background for the KAILASA Om Awards. On the left, large dark red capitals read a question. On the right, a seated figure on a gold ornate throne with a tall gilded crown raises both palms outward and smiles. He wears a white forehead mark, layered gold necklaces and gold bangles, and a bare upper body with a gold-toned garment. Small round emblems appear at the top right, and a banner-style strip runs across the top.2022-10-05Promotional graphic for a Special Parashakti Akashic Reading on 3 May 2021, with a glowing golden-orange background. A central photograph shows a smiling man with a tall black turban, white and red forehead marks, rudraksha malas and gold chains, his right palm raised in blessing and bare shoulders visible. Behind him is a golden ornamental halo framed with orange floral garlands, and a golden deity figure with multiple arms holding objects appears in the upper background. A diamond-shaped panel shows the date. Bottom text announces the blessing for the Hindu diaspora for Chitirai Onam, with an identity-attribution caption and a footer line.2021-05-03July 13 20222022-07-13A graphic poster in gold and brown tones labelled with the date 26 May 2021 at top left. A large golden four-armed deity murti with a tall crown stands behind a smiling man with swept-back dark hair, a white tilak, a red bindi, ornate gold necklaces and a rudraksha mala, bare-chested with a saffron-brown wrap at the waist. The man holds up one hand in blessing. The lower panel is a dark brown triangle with gold text announcing a Kurma Jayanthi blessing to the Hindu diaspora.2021-05-26A seated man on an ornate gilded throne with a tall crowned headdress and red and white circular ornaments on the backrest. He is bare-chested, wearing layered rudraksha malas, a large ceremonial gold chest necklace and bead bands on his arms, with a dark red wrap over the throne. He raises one hand in blessing and holds a silver staff topped with a sun-like finial and a crescent-shaped blade. A red bindi and white markings adorn his forehead. The background is a dark warm-toned wall. Appearance-based cues are distinctive ornate regalia consistent with the a person candidate, presented as a depiction in a staged portrait; no printed name is visible.2022-11-12November 04 20212021-11-04November 04 20212021-11-04