Diagrams on the spiritual ecstasy (samādhi) of the Royal Yoga for Shiva (Śivarājayoga) and associated depictions on the chakras (cakra), lotuses, or kingdoms of the body.

Portraits and visual depictions of Sri Sabhapati Swami (Capāpati Cuvāmikaḷ).

Diagrams on Agastya's Ashram or hermitage in Pothigai Hills

Diagrams on so-called “Meditation Halls” (maṭālayam) and activities therein.

Diagrams on seven “Spiritual States” (Sabhapati’s translation of svarūpa, literally “inherent form), and fifteen purifications (śuddhi).

Diagrams that depict the “Chess Play” of Snakes and Ladders, an ancient game depicting the conditions of birth and rebirth and potential liberation from worldly existence (saṃsāra).

Diagrams on haṭhayoga, “the yoga of force,” for Sabhapati often related to prāṇāyāma “restraint of the vital breath.”

Diagrams depicting the god Śiva in his form as dancer (Naṭarāja) and on the firmamental worlds that are mapped onto this form

Diagrams on Mesmerism, Sabhapati’s translation of “Blessing Deetcha” (< dīkṣā “initiation”).

Diagrams on the mental adoration of deities, called devatā bhāvanā "cultivation of deities” or mānasa pūjā “mental worship.”

Diagrams on Śaiva and Vaiṣṇava ritual marks as well as mental fire rituals (Homa)

Diagrams on the body correlated with a Śaiva temple or Śivaliṅga (phallic “mark” or stone associated with Śiva).

Diagrams on Spiritual Faculties” (tattva, lit. “principle”) and Sonic Energies (e.g., the syllable Om)

Diagrams on Sabhapati’s “Seals” and illustrated Title Pages of his works.