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A graphic slide titled "KAILASA OM AWARDS" with a gold banner reading "THE UNITED STATES OF KAILASA" and a "GURU PURNIMA" footer. Three photographs appear on the left: a black-and-white image of a seated ascetic on a stone platform before mountains, and two colour images of a seated figure in orange on a stone platform against green hills. Right side text describes Isakki Swamigal and Mata Vibhutananda Puri as teachers. No physical people are present; the figures are pictured in photographs.

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July 13 20222022-07-131996 - Puja Manual Handwritten by HDHA four-panel collage graphic with a dark red border showing mountainous, rocky hillside backdrops. Panel one shows an elderly woman in orange robes with rudraksha malas seated in meditation posture on rocks. Panel two shows the same elderly woman in orange with an elderly woman in a pink sari seated together. Panel three shows a young shirtless man with a long rudraksha mala seated cross-legged in orange cloth, labelled as Brahmasukhi. Panel four shows an elderly woman in orange standing beside a younger man in orange with a turban and rudraksha mala holding a staff. A white-bordered caption in the lower part reads that Nithyananda Paramashivam mastered Vedanta, Tantra and Sri Vidya under Mata Vibhutananda Puri and his paternal grandmother Anusuya Ammal, receiving the title Brahmasukhi through initiation from Isakki Swamigal and Mata Vibhutananda Puri. Each panel carries its own caption identifying the people shown.2019-11-13November 13 20192019-11-13 +1 copiesJuly 03 20232023-07-03A slide-style archive page titled Incident: Pavala Kundru - The Sacred Hillock, with a Description column on the left and a Photos panel on the right. The photo panel is a three-panel collage: a black-and-white image of a stone statue of a seated sage on a pedestal, a colour photograph of an elderly woman in orange robes seated on a stone platform before green hills, and a colour photograph of a bare-chested man with a yellow-orange head covering and orange cloth, seated in meditation on a stone seat with a kamandalu and danda beside him. Header reads Location: Adi Nithyananda Peetam, Pavazhakundur, Tiruvannamalai. Slide number 7.8 appears bottom right. Panels are collage imagery with no physical people counted.A four-panel graphic collage with captions and a bottom text band, showing a hilly rocky landscape. Left panel: an elderly woman in orange robes with a rudraksha mala sits cross-legged, labelled Mata Vibhutananda Puri. Second panel: the same elderly woman in orange sits beside an older woman in a pink sari, labelled Mata Vibhutananda Puri with Anusuya Ammal. Third panel: a shirtless young man with white tilak, rudraksha malas and an orange lower cloth sits in meditation, labelled Brahmasukhi Rajasekaran (HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam). Fourth panel: a standing elderly woman in orange and a young man in orange holding a staff, labelled Mata Vibhutananda Puri with Brahmasukhi Rajasekaran. The panels are photographs but the image as a whole is a graphic; no physical people are shown beyond the pictured figures in the collage.2019-10-30A graphic slide titled "THE UNITED STATES OF KAILASA" with a gold and orange banner, shown under the header "KAILASA OM AWARDS" and a Guru Purnima label. A central panel shows a grid of oval portraits of Hindu saints and gurus in black-and-white and colour, arranged around a central painted image of a seated guru and a Shiva-like figure. A text box on the right quotes a presidential address dated July 19, 2020, about grooming and the Guru Parampara. No physical people are present; the portraits are printed images.2023-07-03July 03 20232023-07-03A two-panel sepia graphic comparing two photographs of seated yogis meditating before rocky hills. On the left, a bearded, bare-chested older man sits in lotus posture, labelled "Isakki Swamigal". On the right, a younger man in a light cream head wrap wears a heavy necklace of rudraksha malas and sits cross-legged on a cloth. A printed caption reads "Brahmasukhi" Rajasekaran (HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam), attributing the name to the caption text. Overlaid white text describes the Guru-disciple lineage.2019-10-30July 13 20222022-07-13July 13 20222022-07-13