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A gold-toned graphic document page carrying a numbered directive text in dark brown lettering on a golden gradient background, with sections titled Section 3 and Section 4 and a red stylised signature mark at lower right above the printed signature block. No people are shown.2021-08-09A scanned printed proclamation page on a warm yellow-to-orange gradient background with a thin gold double border. At the top centre is a small red and gold emblem of a seated deity figure above three lines of heading text. The main body is a printed text block titled International Day For The Total Elimination Of Nuclear Weapons - 2021, labelled A Proclamation, issued from the Office of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism. A page number 2 sits at the bottom centre. No physical people are shown.2021-09-26September 26 20212021-09-26A printed document page with a warm yellow-to-orange gradient background and a thin gold border. Dense justified black serif text fills the upper half, containing proclamation language that urges citizens to worship Bhagavan Sri Krishna and declares September 26, 2021 the International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons. Near the lower right sits a circular gold seal reading Office of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism with an Om symbol. Below it, the signature block names The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam, His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam. A page number 8 appears at the bottom centre. No people are visible.2021-09-26Scanned text page with a yellow-to-orange gradient background and a thin decorative gold border. It is page 3 of a KAILASA proclamation, printed in dark brown serif type. The body text discusses Vedic scriptures, International Day for Universal Access to Information, and KAILASA's Nithyanandapedia, Hinduismpedia and Kailasapedia initiatives. Page number 3 appears at the bottom centre. No people or figures are shown.2021-09-28September 28 20212021-09-28January 07 20212021-01-07A presentation slide titled KAILASA OM AWARDS with a header reading KAILASA IS THE REVIVAL OF THE MOST ANCIENT ENLIGHTENED HINDU CIVILIZATION. Red and orange text sits on a gold background above a temple photograph with carved stone figures and a greenery backdrop. A circular portrait labelled The SPH Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam shows a smiling man in a black turban with a white tilak, framed by gold ornamentation. A red quotation reads Healing Problems Humanity Faces Is Our Spiritual Responsibility, dated March 13, 2020. Slide number 21 appears at bottom right.2022-03-20A scanned printed document page with a cream background and gold double border, consisting of a proclamation's body text in dark maroon serif type. Four bulleted paragraphs describe KAILASA's Department of Religion and Worship, Vedic rituals including Homa, Puja and Abhishekams, freedom of religion monitoring, and the No Hungry Stomach food initiative with annadan meals in Houston. Two further paragraphs commemorate the State of Texas Flag Certificate. The final bold paragraph proclaims August 21, 2021 as a day of celebration, with a page number 3 at the bottom. No people or deities are depicted.2021-08-21A presentation slide titled "KAILASA OM AWARDS" with the heading "KAILASA IS THE REVIVAL OF THE MOST ANCIENT ENLIGHTENED HINDU CIVILIZATION" in red and gold. A red quotation mark graphic sits above a red italic quote about Enlightenment ecosystems and monasteries. Below, a circular inset portrait shows a smiling man with a black turban and white forehead markings, wearing gold ornate necklaces and a shawl, labelled with a quote attributed to "The SPH of Hinduism Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam ~ January 6 2019". A banner strip shows temple architecture with carved figures. Footer reads "UNITING NATIONS FOR GLOBAL PEACE" with page number 22.2022-03-20A KAILASA Om Awards slide titled "SKUN for Global Peace & Religious Harmony" with a multi-panel collage. Left text reads that after two years the programme crossed one billion minutes of peace and that the SPH has conducted large-scale collective meditations on September 21st International Peace Day. Right panel says 4.3 billion+ minutes in meditation for World Peace recorded since 2012. Photo panels show large crowds of seated white-clad devotees in meditation, a grid of video-call participant tiles, and a wide view of a tented hall decorated with hanging garlands and lanterns. A small inset shows a saffron-robed figure with a turban-style head covering and an ornate golden figure in a shrine. Footer text reads VIJAYADASAMI.2022-10-05Photo 11741235