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Presentation slide with a dark orange banner headline reading "The higher dimensions are combinations of these fundamental dimensions" and a copyright footer. On the left, a framed photograph of a smiling bearded man in a saffron-toned setting wears a tall crown-like headdress of rudraksha beads, a white forehead marking, long ornate necklaces and a shell-and-bead pendant with a shawl, against a gold-ornate backdrop. Right-side text explains permutation of five unit dimensions and vertical time zones. Swamiji (probable): the man has a crown-like rudraksha headdress, ornate ceremonial necklaces and saffron-toned clothing, matching the page's attribution.

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A presentation slide titled "The higher dimensions are combinations of these fundamental dimensions" with a table listing numbers 1 to 11 against dimension combinations such as Length + Breadth + Depth, Time + Space, and Space. A footnote says the permutation combination of these 5 dimensions gives birth to these 11 dimensions. On the left, a photo shows a smiling bearded man in a tall ornate crown, white forehead marking, layered orange and red beaded necklaces, and a bare upper torso, seated before a gilded throne. The a person cue of distinctive headwear and ceremonial adornment is present, so the figure is a probable depiction of a person, presented as an image on a slide.2022-03-23March 23 20222022-03-23March 24 20222022-03-24March 21 20222022-03-21A graphic promotional poster for KAILASA's Paramashivoham Level 3 program. On the left, a close-up portrait photograph shows a smiling man wearing a large black turban with a crescent moon ornament, a white tilak marking and a black bindi on his forehead, and layered ornate beaded necklaces in gold and orange tones. Behind him are warm golden, blurred religious figures. On the right, a quotation in white and gold text reads that Swarga loka is a place where complications become irrelevant. Lower right gives the date and registration link. The portrait is printed, not a physical person in the scene, and the caption attributes the quote to The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam.2022-03-21March 23 20222022-03-23Graphic promotional banner for KAILASA's Paramashivoham Level 3 online programme, titled Vertical Timezones: Swarga Loka by the SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam. On the left, a man with a white tilak and a dot on his forehead raises one hand in blessing, wearing an orange-brown turban, a rudraksha mala and ornate gold armlets. The right side carries a quote in maroon text over a warm beige background, with social handles and registration details at the bottom.2022-03-21Promotional graphic for KAILASA's Paramashivoham Level 3 program, with a photograph of a bearded smiling man in a maroon turban adorned with gold and jewelled brooches, raising one hand in a blessing gesture against a golden ornate background. The image is labelled "Vertical Timezones: Swarga Loka by the SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam" and carries a quote in a red serif font, with social media handles and registration details in the lower corners.2022-03-21A 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 20222022-03-21A promotional graphic for KAILASA's Paramashivoham Level 3 series titled Vertical Timezones: Swarga Loka. On the right, a smiling man wearing a black turban, white forehead markings and a red bindi, with a headset microphone, layered gold coin necklaces and rudraksha malas, sits before an ornate gold backdrop. Central red and white text quotes a teaching about Amrita and Amar loka, and the footer lists the date and social media handles. Physical people are not counted in a graphic.2022-03-21March 21 20222022-03-21