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A slide from a Nithyananda Satsang presentation titled 'Intranalizing Activities & Techniques To Have Conversational Relationship With Guru'. On the left, a photograph shows a man in a red-brown turban with a jewelled brooch and white feather, gold necklaces and a striped shawl, raising one hand in a blessing gesture against a gold ornate backdrop; the person is shown as a depiction. Probable Swamiji by appearance cues: ornate turban and layered gold necklaces. On the right, text reads 'STEP 1' and instructions to pen down times simple obedience to Guru was difficult to follow, with an example about lacking energy for yoga and sleepiness at satsang. Slide number 178 appears at bottom left.

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March 21 20222022-03-21A presentation slide with a photograph on the left and text on the right under the heading ACTIVITY. The left photo shows a man in an orange-brown turban with a white feather ornament and a gold pendant, a vertical tilak on his forehead, and a full beard. He smiles and makes an OK-like hand gesture, wearing an orange-brown robe and a long rudraksha mala with gold-rimmed beads, with a gold-embroidered cushioned seat behind him. The right side lists steps about getting feedback on four images from teamily members and identifying the root incident, with a footer reading 'Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam'. The image is a slide, not a physical gathering, and the orange robe, turban and rudraksha mala are the appearance cues for a probable identity.2022-03-21A presentation slide titled "Activity Time" on a cream background with dark red text reading "So Pen down in your life where you missed the intensity due to delusion of interest. Complete with the ideas and thought currents that prevent you from being intense." On the right, a framed photograph shows a bare-chested man wearing a rust-red turban with a jewelled brooch and white feather plume, gold necklaces, beaded bracelets and a tiger-striped cloth over one shoulder, seated on an ornate gold throne, raising one hand with a smile. The bottom shows a copyright line and slide number 259.2022-03-24March 21 20222022-03-21A presentation slide titled ACTIVITY with a photograph on the left and bulleted instructional text on the right under a dark red background. The photo shows one bearded man wearing a maroon turban, a white tilak, a rudraksha mala and orange beaded necklace, and a large ornate gold pendant, seated before gold carved decorative panels with one hand raised. a person is shown in this depiction. The slide text, titled Step 5, explains declaring your reality and co-creating with team members. Slide number 103 appears at the bottom.2022-03-21Slide graphic titled "What is Conversational Relationship?" in dark red serif text on a cream background, with a photo on the right of a bare-chested man with a gold crown, a crescent ornament, a bold forehead marking, layered orange and rudraksha beads and a gold necklace in front of ornate gold decoration. The left text explains that a conversational relationship is where guru and disciple can talk and the guru tells the truth as it is, and that it is called integrity. a person appears in the photo by the cues of the ornate gold crown, orange beads and ceremonial jewellery, though this is only an appearance-based label.2022-03-23A slide from a presentation titled ACTIVITY, subtitled Intranalyzing THE world and MY world, with a numbered exercise asking the reader to describe their relationship with their father and recall incidents of judging him. On the left, a photograph shows a bare-chested man with a swept-back ornate crown-like headdress in brown and gold, a tilak on his forehead, a rudraksha mala, and a large orange bead necklace with a gold pendant, seated before a gilded throne. The man has a probable identity as Swamiji based on his ornate crown, rudraksha malas and ceremonial gold necklace, shown in a photograph on the slide. A brown speech-bubble box beneath gives an example about a young girl and her father regarding learning to drive a two-wheeler.2022-03-21March 21 20222022-03-21March 21 20222022-03-21March 21 20222022-03-21March 21 20222022-03-21March 23 20222022-03-23