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A certificate from the Asia Book of Records on an orange background with a white central panel. The logo at top reads ASIA BOOK OF RECORDS in white on orange, with the heading CERTIFICATE in decorative black lettering. The body text states that KAILASA's Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism Bhagvan a person set a record for performing the maximum number of traditional asanas, 508 yoga poses in 108 minutes, including Sankalp, Mudras, Bandhas and Pranayamas, confirmed September 14, 2022. Dated October 11, 2022, it carries several signatures and the seals of India, Vietnam, Nepal, Asia and MURI book-of-records bodies. Printed text names the subject as a person; no person is shown physically.

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A framed certificate on an orange background, titled CERTIFICATE under an ASIA BOOK OF RECORDS logo. The printed text states that KAILASA's Supreme Pontiff Bhagvan a person of Karnataka, India, set a record for chanting the maximum number of verses in one hour, 999 verses, confirmed July 30, 2022, dated October 11, 2022. Several signatures and seals of record-book editors from India, Vietnam, Nepal, Malaysia and Indonesia appear along the bottom border. No people are visible.2022-10-28A scanned certificate on a white card with an orange border and an orange-and-white ASIA BOOK OF RECORDS logo at the top. The body text is a printed record statement, followed by a row of five signatures with circular national book-of-records seals (India, Vietnam, Nepal, Asia Book of Records, and Museum Rekor Dunia Indonesia) and small logos along the bottom. No people are visible.2022-10-28October 28 20222022-10-28A printed certificate with an orange border and a white centre, headed by an orange ASIA BOOK OF RECORDS logo and the word CERTIFICATE in black decorative lettering. The body text states that KAILASA's Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism Bhagvan a person set a record for delivering the maximum number of hours of public discourse, 2,89,984 hours on 7,407 topics, confirmed July 30, 2022. Dated October 11, 2022, it carries signatures and circular seals of national book of records bodies at the bottom, including India, Vietnam, Nepal and Malaysia, plus the Asia Book of Records and Museum Rekor Dunia Indonesia logos. No people are shown.2022-10-28A scanned certificate on an orange background with a white inner panel and orange-red corner ornaments. A red Asia Book of Records logo sits at the top, with the heading CERTIFICATE in black decorative lettering. The body text states that a record was set for chanting the Rudram Mantra for the longest duration, and the certificate is dated October 11, 2022. Five signatures and seals appear along the bottom, from editors and presidents of national record books including India, Vietnam, Nepal, Malaysia and Indonesia. No people are visible.2022-10-28A printed certificate from Asia Book of Records, framed by orange and gold borders over a faint grey world map. The bold orange ASIA BOOK OF RECORDS logo sits at top above a stylised CERTIFICATE heading. The body text states that SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam of Karnataka, India set a record for performing the maximum traditional asanas in one hour, with 30 participants performing 308 asanas on June 21, 2022. Below are signatures and seals of several book-of-records editors and presidents, including India, Vietnam, Nepal, Malaysia, Indonesia and Bangladesh.2022-06-21Photo 99185752022-06-19 +1 copiesA graphic collage announcing achievements of KAILASA and the a person a person, shown as framed Asia Book of Records and India Book of Records certificates in orange and red borders against a golden temple-tower background. Eight numbered achievements are listed in bold black text in the centre, including maximum books published, maximum discourse hours, maximum Brahmotsavams celebrated and a group Padmasana record. No physical people are shown; the certificates and text are the only content.2023-01-03The heading reads CERTIFICATE and the award is for Maximum Traditional Asanas Performed in One Hour by a Group. The body text names a person a person of Bengaluru, Karnataka as the record holder, with 30 participants performing 308 traditional asanas, including Sukhasana, Parvatasana, Halipavasana, Nagipava Asana, Kokilasana, Neti Asana, Gajasana, Rksasana, Vaisyasana, Balalingasana and Pada Pidanasana, on International Yoga Day, June 21, 2022. The certificate is issued on June 21, 2022, signed by Biswaroop Roy Chowdhury, Chief Editor, with the India Book of Records logo at top left.2022-06-21August 08 20172017-08-08 +1 copiesA framed Guinness World Records certificate on a black mat, displayed with a Record Holder plaque below. The certificate has a white background with blue text stating that the largest Mallakhamba (pole yoga) lesson was organised by H.H. Sri Nithyananda Swami (India) and Nithyananda University (USA) at Bengaluru, India on 3 October 2017. A gold Officially Amazing seal and Guinness logo appear on the certificate. No people are visible.2017-10-04 +3 copiesபகவான் ஸ்ரீ நித்யானந்த பரமசிவம் +1 copies