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A slide titled "Nithyananda Yoga offered by SKUN for Yoga" with a brown header band and a small orange-turbaned portrait at top right. The left side has bulleted text about a person Kriyas, pole and rope yoga, and Guinness records. The right side shows a golden circle reading "2 Guinness World Records established on September 30th & October 3rd 2017" beside four photographs: a man in a dark jacket handing a certificate to a figure in orange robes and garland, a large crowd, a performer hanging from a yellow pole-yoga rig, and performers in orange forming human pyramids on poles. The slide is marked JAYANTHI 2022 and numbered 18.2023-01-03A presentation slide titled 'One Initiation is all It Takes For Breakthroughs in Health - Reviving Authentic Nithyananda Yoga' with two framed photographs side by side. The left photo shows a shirtless man in orange shorts balancing on a wooden pole in front of a golden carved backdrop, a Mallakhamba pole yoga demonstration. The right photo shows several women in orange and black yoga attire performing a balancing pose on a blue mat in a room with red and white walls. Both photos carry Guinness World Record Holder badges. A footer link reads Nithyananda Yoga - Yoga from the Scriptures, and a small corner emblem and a cartoon portrait appear at the top corners. Slide number 35 is at bottom right.2019-11-08September 21 20212021-09-21November 14 20212021-11-14Article - Powerful Healing Techniques For 108 Mental and Physical DisordersNithya Yoga (Book)A printed flyer titled About Paramahamsa Nithyananda and His Mission, with a red border and red-framed photographs. The upper photo shows a ceremony with a man in saffron robes seated on a raised platform, and a crowd of saffron-clad sannyasins with rudraksha malas seated before him, one man in white kneeling in front. The lower photo shows a large group of saffron-robed sannyasins with tridents and rudraksha malas posed outdoors in front of stone architecture. A red box at the bottom gives a phone number, email and website under a Call to Action heading about the Sannyas padayatra to Bidadi.2013-12-13 +1 copiesA graphic poster for International Yoga Day, 21 June 2021. On the right, a man seated cross-legged on an ornate gold throne with red cushions, wearing a black turban, white forehead markings, a rudraksha mala and layered beaded necklaces, with a gold ceremonial pendant and an orange-and-gold draped garment. His right hand is raised in a blessing gesture and a small silver dish rests beside him. a person depiction is shown in this printed graphic. The upper left background shows a faded crowd of people with hands folded in namaste. Below, a gold-tinted panel carries a message in red and orange text about a person Yoga and a book download link.2021-06-21A printed page from a KAILASA publication titled Through Hindu Lifestyle, page 29, with a dense block of white body text over a darkened photograph. The photo shows a man with long dark hair in an orange-red robe serving from a large stainless steel vessel onto a green banana leaf, while a young boy in orange clothing leans in beside him. Behind them a crowd of men in white and light shirts, one with an orange cloth, stands close together. The text discusses diabetes prevention through diet and KAILASA's satvik vegetarian food programmes such as Annadan and No Hungry Stomach.2021-11-14April 07 20222022-04-07January 03 20172017-01-03Book cover for "Nithya Kriya: 108 Yogic techniques for diseases and disorders". Orange background with a white central panel. At the top, a circular portrait labelled with a printed name shows a smiling figure in an orange turban with a red dot on the forehead. Below the title, a strip of photographs shows groups of people in white clothes performing yoga postures, hands raised or pressed together, a seated figure in a blue-green outdoor setting, and a figure in orange robes seated before a golden ornate backdrop. The collage panels are photographs but the cover itself is a graphic design, with no physical people counted.