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A product photograph of a CD jewel case titled Mystical Moods (Mantra Chants) standing on a white surface beside a single orange cosmos flower. The cover shows a smiling man with long dark hair, a red tilak on his forehead, white garland and orange robe, holding a silver trident. Behind him is a temple tower and a mountain peak in pale blue. A small inset on the spine shows him in white, and a Life Bliss Foundation logo appears on the case. Background is blurred greenery.

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A product photograph of a CD case titled "Mystical Moods (Mantra Chants)" with a Life Bliss Foundation logo, standing on a wooden box draped with an orange cloth and strung with rudraksha beads. The cover shows a smiling person with long dark hair, a red bindi, white floral garlands and an orange robe, holding a silver trident, in front of a blue-tinted temple tower and mountain. Blurred green foliage fills the background. No physical people are present in the scene.A still-life photo of a CD case titled "Mystical Moods (Mantra Chants)" standing upright on an orange cloth beside a strand of rudraksha beads. The blue cover shows a smiling man with long dark hair, a red tilak, white flower garlands and an orange robe, holding a silver trident, with a temple tower and mountain behind him; a "Life Bliss Foundation" logo appears at lower right. A small oval locket portrait with a figure in a white head covering sits at the lower right edge. The background is blurred green foliage. No physical people are present; the figure is printed on the cover and in the locket. Copyright text appears at lower right.2008 - Nithyananda Galleria2008 - Nithyananda GalleriaA product photograph of a boxed audio set titled "Shiva Sutras" standing upright on a white table outdoors, with a brown rudraksha mala coiled in front of it and a blurred green and yellow garden behind. The cover shows a smiling figure in a saffron-orange turban and saffron robe with a rudraksha mala, beside a dark red-orange image of a multi-armed deity murti. Printed text reads "Paramahamsa Nithyananda speaks on Shiva Sutras" with "Life Bliss Foundation" on the spine. A small inset photo on the spine shows the same robed figure smiling. The cover figure is a depiction on printed packaging, with saffron turban and rudraksha cues, which is a probable match for Swamiji; the label is attributed by the printed caption.2008 - Nithyananda Galleria2008 - Nithyananda GalleriaA photographed CD case for the music album set "Rhythm of the Heart" standing on a white table outdoors, with orange marigold flowers and a dark rudraksha-style mala at the lower left. The cover shows a smiling man in a saffron-orange turban and orange robe, a white beaded necklace, a red bindi, and a hand raised to his chin, set against a radiating orange burst. Green foliage blurs in the background. The printed title "Rhythm of the Heart" appears with "(Music Album set)" and the Life Bliss Foundation logo. The man on the cover is a depiction, and no physical person is present in the scene.A DVD case or CD jacket titled 'Paramahamsa Nithyananda speaks on Bhagavad Gita (Song of God)' rests on a white surface beside a white flower and green stem. The cover shows a smiling man in an orange turban and orange robe with a long rudraksha-style mala, raising one hand in blessing; a printed portrait label names him Paramahamsa Nithyananda. Behind him are painted figures of Krishna and Arjuna in orange and red tones, and a Life Bliss Foundation logo appears at the bottom. Blurred green foliage fills the background.2008 - Nithyananda GalleriaA product photo of a boxed audio set titled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda speaks on Shiva Sutras" with the Life Bliss Foundation logo. The front cover shows a smiling person in an orange saffron robe and orange turban with a red bindi, wearing a rudraksha mala, beside a dark silhouette of a multi-armed deity figure. The set rests on a white table outdoors with a loose strand of brown rudraksha beads at the lower right and a blurred green background. The spine shows a small portrait of the same figure. The printed name "a person" appears on the cover caption, and the image is a photograph of a physical object, not a person's identity verification.2008 - Nithyananda Galleria