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Nithya Yoga (Book)A promotional poster titled KAILASA'S NITHYANANDA YOGA for International Yoga Day on 21 June 2022. A central circular framed portrait shows a man with long dark hair and a swept-up head covering, wearing orange-and-gold robes, seated cross-legged with a hand raised in blessing. Gold and black background with a mountain photo behind. Lower panel lists timed sessions from 8 AM to 8 PM IST, and social media handles appear at the bottom.2022-06-21 +1 copiesPromotional poster for KAILASA's Nithyananda Yoga on International Yoga Day, 21 June 2022, with a gold background and a snowy mountain at the right edge. A central circular framed portrait shows a bare-chested man with long swept-back dark hair, a black crown-like headdress, a forehead tilak, rudraksha malas and a gold necklace, seated cross-legged on a golden throne in saffron-orange cloth, holding a staff and raising one hand. The poster lists a day schedule of sessions from 8 AM to 8 PM IST, including asana demos, meditation and a Dvitiya Vinyasha Krama yoga session. The portrait is a depiction on a printed graphic, and it is captioned as a blessing from the SPH Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam.2022-06-21January 03 20232023-01-03Graphic poster for International Yoga Day, 21 June 2021. A smiling man with a black turban and crescent emblem sits cross-legged on an ornate gold throne, wearing a saffron-brown shawl, layered rudraksha malas, a large gold pendant and bangles, with a brass oil lamp beside him. A faint silhouette of a meditating figure appears in the dark background. The page's a person flag suggests the seated figure may be a person, but the appearance is not clear enough to confirm, so the label is set to unsure. A pale gold lower band carries the quotation and attribution below.2021-06-21June 21 20212021-06-21A 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.2019-11-08A graphic poster for Kailasa's Nithyananda Yoga, presented in collaboration with ShriKailasa Uniting Nations for Yoga. At the top, an ornate golden deity murti is seated on a throne beneath a tall arched halo, with a small golden crown. Below it, a black-and-white line drawing shows a figure in ustrasana, the camel posture, kneeling back with hands at the heels, dressed in white. The text explains the camel posture supports those feeling hunger, cites a Patanjali Yoga Sutra on samyama, and promotes the World Hunger Initiative with hashtags #NoHungryStomach and #InternationalYogaDay. A faint sri yantra pattern sits in the background, and the poster is framed in gold. It carries no physical people.2022-06-20Infographic 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.2023-09-07A screenshot of a PR Web press release page titled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda Responds to Critics", dated May 19, 2012, with a grey sidebar, article body text and a "Past News Releases" box. A small inset photo shows a bare-chested man in orange ochre garments with a heavy gold necklace and armlets, seated before an ornate gold throne-like backdrop; he appears to be a person by appearance cues of orange clothing, gold necklace and ornate throne, though the identification is uncertain.Bhairavasana (Book) +1 copiesJanuary 03 20232023-01-03