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A KAILASA graphic for Guru Purnima with a gold-bordered layout. The header reads THE UNITED STATES OF KAILASA and KAILASA OM AWARDS. On the left, a framed photograph shows a seated man with a bare chest, rudraksha malas and ornate gold necklaces, raising one hand in blessing before a golden throne with a golden halo and a painted backdrop of multiple faces. a person cues are the ornate gold regalia, rudraksha malas and throne seating. On the right, Sanskrit verse and a red English translation are set under the heading SHASTRA PRAMANA, with a Guru Gita verse 23 citation and a GURU PURNIMA label.

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A graphic slide titled GURU PURNIMA under a banner reading KAILASA OM AWARDS, with small logo icons at upper right. The left panel is a photograph of a man seated cross-legged on a gold throne with a gold halo-like backrest, against a golden backdrop of many carved deity figures. He wears a gold crown-like headpiece, a tilak, multiple beaded necklaces and bracelets, and a bare upper body with a patterned wrap; his right hand is raised in blessing. He appears to be a person by his crown, garlands and ornate gold regalia. The right panel shows a shastra pramana with Sanskrit verse in red and dark text and an English translation about the syllable gu as darkness and ru as light, labelled Guru gita verse 23.2022-07-13A graphic slide titled THE UNITED STATES OF KAILASA with a KAILASA OM AWARDS header and a GURU PURNIMA footer. On the left, a photograph shows a seated, bare-chested man with long dark hair, rudraksha malas and gold ornaments, sitting in a golden throne with a golden halo and a gilded background of multiple faces. He holds one hand raised in blessing and sits in lotus posture on a red cushion. On the right, a text panel with red highlighted names reads about celebrating the Guru and honouring Ahimsa and Advaita. The depicted figure is a printed photograph, so it counts as a depiction; the printed name in the text refers to the SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam, and the person is labelled as probable from the presentation cues of rudraksha malas, gold ornaments and a crown-like halo, not from a face.2023-07-03July 13 20222022-07-13July 13 20222022-07-13July 03 20232023-07-03 +1 copiesJuly 03 20232023-07-03A graphic slide titled "ADVAITA (ONENESS)" under the banner "KAILASA OM AWARDS" with a Guru Purnima footer. A photograph on the left shows a seated man in gold and red ornate regalia on a golden throne against a backdrop of golden deity figures, holding one hand raised in blessing, wearing a rudraksha mala and gold necklaces with a bare chest and a leopard-print lower cloth. The right side displays text about Advaita as the second core value of Hinduism and a quoted Chandogya Upanishad line.2023-07-03 +1 copiesJuly 13 20222022-07-13July 13 20222022-07-13July 03 20232023-07-03July 13 20222022-07-13July 03 20232023-07-03