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A graphic poster with a "BREAKING NEWS" tag in the top right corner. The upper portion shows a close-up photograph of a smiling bearded man wearing a tall black turban with a white band across the forehead, set against ornate gold carved furniture. Below, the poster carries brown headline text, a quotation in capitals and a contact line. The a person candidate's appearance is uncertain, so no identity is asserted; the image is printed artwork with no physical people in the scene.2021-05-23Promotional graphic titled WHY KAILASA? with a cream and burnt-orange layout. A circular photo at right shows a bearded man with a white forehead mark and an ornate gilded crown, seated on a gold throne holding a trident, wearing a rust-coloured garment with a large ornate gold pendant and beaded necklaces. Bullet points list problems and text describes KAILASA as a Hindu constitutional nation under the leadership of a person Bhagavan a person.2023-08-04A tall infographic poster titled SWARAJYA SHAKTI SAMYAMA, with a bold yellow-orange and dark brown layout. At top, a smiling man in a saffron-and-gold turban and a gold-trimmed saffron garment is shown in a framed portrait labelled as the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam. Below, a row of three black silhouettes each contain a seated figure in meditation poses, beside a second portrait of a bare-chested man with a saffron cloth and a mala seated in meditation near a clock-like 24/7 arrow. Text blocks explain constant remembrance and manifesting thought currents, with icons of a no-speaking sign, a pen and checklist, a meditating figure, a heartbeat, a group of people and a dollar coin. A footer reads START FROM TODAY TILL NAVARATRI and a URL.2021-08-04 +1 copiesMAy 25 20212021-05-25Infographic titled "The Hindu way to health" with a small portrait photo of a smiling bearded man in an orange and gold ornate turban and ceremonial jewelry, captioned as simple lifestyle tips from the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism Nithyananda Paramashivam. Below are stacked panels in orange, brown and cream: a figure bending over, a red intestine graphic, a nostril-cleaning illustration, a man shaving with a razor, a woman receiving an oil bath, an eye with eyeliner, and a woman with flowers. Each panel gives a timed health tip such as taking Ayurvedic medicines once in six months, laxatives once in four months, nasal cleaning once in 1.5 months, weekly hair removal, oil baths every four days, jnananjana applied to the eyes every three days, and avoiding strong fragrances while sleeping.2021-07-21January 03 20232023-01-03Infographic graphic titled Ensuring the Fundamental Right to Education, promoting KAILASA's Nithyananda Hindu University as the largest Hindu University in the world, with gold circles listing 17 years of experience, 150 countries, 186 extended university campuses and 10,000 courses of study. On the right, a photograph shows a seated figure on an ornate golden throne with carved deity panels, wearing a maroon head wrap with a jeweled band, blue face markings, layered rudraksha malas and ceremonial gold necklaces, bare-chested with a saffron-brown dhoti, one hand raised in blessing. The photo is a printed image within the graphic, not a physical person in the scene. A red footer and a KAILASA Why Do We Need KAILASA banner complete the layout.2023-09-07MAy 24 20212021-05-24October 02 20202020-10-02Presentation slide titled UNITING NATIONS under a KAILASA OM AWARDS header, with a large red quotation about the revival of Kailasa and a quote attributed to a 2017 talk. On the right, a framed photograph shows a smiling man in a tall black turban with white vertical markings on his forehead, a white beaded necklace, rudraksha malas and a saffron-brown ornate garment, raising one hand in blessing before a gold-patterned backdrop. a person by appearance, as a depicted figure in the slide photo. A caption reads UNITING NATIONS FOR GLOBAL PEACE with page number 18 at the bottom right.2022-03-20June 20 20212021-06-20October 10 20202020-10-10