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A graphic banner titled VIJAYADASAMI 2022 on a gold background with a KAILASA OM Awards header. A small portrait of a smiling man in orange turban and clothing appears at top left, and small logos at top right. Nine framed deity images in a grid, each labelled with a name: Shailaputri shown riding a white bull with a trident; Brahmacharini in white sari holding a rosary and kamandalu; Chandraghanta riding a tiger with ten arms; Kushmanda riding a tiger with eight arms; Katyayani riding a lion; Skandamata seated on a lion holding a child; Kaalratri with blue skin riding a donkey; Mahagauri in white riding a white bull; Siddhidaatri seated on a lotus in red. No physical people are present.

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A graphic slide titled VIJAYADASAMI 2022 under a KAILASA OM AWARDS banner. Two framed deity images on the left: the upper shows a multi-armed goddess with a trident, lotus and gold jewellery against a glowing pink-violet backdrop; the lower shows a green-skinned goddess in a green and gold sari with garlands, standing before a carved stone arch. Right side has bold red and brown text on a golden background, with small emblem logos at top right. No physical people are visible.2022-10-05October 05 20222022-10-05A KAILASA Om Awards graphic titled "VIJAYADASAMI 2022" with a photograph on the left and explanatory text on the right. The photo shows a bare-chested seated figure with long swept-back dark hair, a golden crown, layered beaded and gold necklaces, and a shawl or wrap, seated on an ornate golden throne against a background of golden multi-armed deity murti imagery and a female figure. The right panel explains that Mahalaya Ammavasya to Vijaya Dashami (September 26 to October 5, 2022) is when Devi fought nine nights and destroyed demons, and that the tenth day is celebrated as Dushehra or Vijayadasami, symbolizing the victory of consciousness over negative influences. Probable Swamiji identified by the crown, long hair, rudraksha-style malas and ornate clothing, shown as a depiction in a photograph within the graphic.2022-10-05October 05 20222022-10-05October 05 20222022-10-05A graphic collage titled "VIJAYADASAMI 2022" under a "KAILASA OM AWARDS" banner, with a golden background and small logos. Four vintage photographs of a young shaven-headed man in saffron and orange robes are arranged in panels. The top-left panel shows him seated cross-legged on a red floral patterned cloth with a bell and rudraksha malas. The second shows him meditating outdoors before green hills, wearing a saffron head wrap and multiple rudraksha malas. The third shows him seated on a red chair with a raised hand, wearing saffron robes and a white forehead marking. The bottom-right panel shows him seated with folded hands under a garland, in saffron robes. Yellow captions give dates and ages for each photo.2022-10-05A graphic slide titled "VIJAYADASAMI 2022" with a gold-and-orange banner reading "KAILASA OM AWARDS" and small logos at the corners. Four photographs of a long-haired figure in orange robes are arranged as a collage: on a decorated throne with garlands, seated on a red chair with garlands, seated before a floral-decorated altar with fruit offerings, and on a red throne smiling with a garland. Yellow captions give Guru Poornima dates for 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009 with ages and Chaturmasya numbers. The figures in the photographs are not physical people in this scene.2022-10-05May 29 20122012-05-29A graphic slide titled VIJAYADASAMI 2022 under the header KAILASA OM AWARDS, with a gold background and a small KAILASA logo at top left. Four photographs form a collage. Top left, a seated figure in orange clothes with hands in namaste sits before a dark carved throne against red curtains and a painted tree backdrop, labelled Guru Poornima 2010, July 25 and 30th Chaturmasya. Centre, a figure in orange robes sits on a gold throne draped with colourful garlands and flower arrangements, labelled Guru Poornima 2011, July 15 and 31st Chaturmasya. Top right, a figure in orange with a rudraksha mala and hands folded sits on a gold throne with a canopy and garlands, labelled Guru Poornima 2012, July 3 and 32nd Chaturmasya. Bottom right, a figure in brown-orange robes sits on a tiger-skin-draped seat beside a golden throne with a ceremonial staff, labelled Guru Poornima 2013, July 22 and 33rd Chaturmasya. The collage shows pictured figures only, not physical people in the scene.2022-10-05A graphic slide titled VIJAYADASAMI 2022 with a gold header bar reading KAILASA OM AWARDS. On the left, a framed photograph shows a bare-chested man with a tall black turban and a crescent ornament, seated on a gold ornate throne, with multiple rudraksha malas and a raised hand. Swamiji (probable): long dark turban and rudraksha malas on a gold throne. On the right, large bold text reads two Navaratri messages about spiritual evolution and remembering forgotten powers. A faint gold silhouette sits in the background.2022-10-05October 05 20222022-10-05A graphic titled "VIJAYADASAMI 2022" under a header reading "KAILASA OM AWARDS", arranged as a collage of four photographic panels of a figure in ornate ceremonial dress with gold necklaces, rudraksha-style beads, bracelets and crowns or black and maroon turbans, shown seated on a golden throne or standing with a trident in a starry backdrop. Captions in yellow boxes give dates from Guru Poornima 2019 to 2022 with ages and Chaturmasya numbers. Each panel is a depiction, and no physical people are present in the graphic itself.2022-10-05