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A scanned printed letter on white paper with red header text and a red rule. At top left, Nepali-script text reads 'मा. गोपाल बहादुर बम' with 'सदस्य, प्रतिनिधि सभा, संघिय संसद, मुगु'. At top right, 'Hon. Gopal Bahadur Bam, Member, House of Representative, Federal Parliament, Mugu' in English. A small Nepal national emblem sits at the centre top. The body is a formal proclamation text in English with Sanskrit verses in Devanagari, referencing the Srimad Karana Agama, and praising The a person a person for reviving Hinduism, with a Nepali contact line and a footer email at bottom.

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A scanned printed letter on white paper with red header text and a red rule. The header reads Hon. Gopal Bahadur Bam, Member, House of Representative, Federal Parliament, Mugu, with a circular emblem of two hands and a bird between them. The body is a dense block of black printed paragraphs beginning with AND WHEREAS, expressing solidarity with Hinduism and Hindu minorities, describing alleged persecution, and referring to KAILASA and the 1008th living incarnation of Paramashiva, The a person a person. A red footer lists a phone number, an email address and the name Gopal Bam. No people are visible.2022-07-14A printed proclamation letter on white paper with red header and footer rules. The top header reads Hon. Gopal Bahadur Bam, Member, House of Representative, Federal Parliament, Mugu, in Nepali and English. Under the heading PROCLAMATION, a gilt-framed portrait of a long-haired figure in ornate red and gold clothing with rudraksha malas raises one hand in blessing. Below it is a small photograph of a saffron-robed sadhu standing with a staff in front of a conical hill, captioned as a childhood photograph. The body text congratulates the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism on his 42nd Chaturmasya. This is a document scan with no physical people present.2022-07-14A printed letter on white paper, not a photograph of people, with red header text and a red-and-white parliament emblem at top. The letter is a proclamation from Hon. Gopal Bahadur Bam, Member, House of Representatives, Federal Parliament, Mugu, Nepal, declaring July 13th 2022 as Guru Purnima Day, honouring Bhagavan a person. The body text is in English, with a handwritten signature above the printed name and contact details at the foot.2022-07-14September 20 20212021-09-20A scanned formal letter on white paper, headed in italic script "Ma Nithya Kamalatmananda, Košice, Slovakia" and dated January 6, 2021. It is addressed to The Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam, His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam, KAILASA Nation, congratulating him on the 44th Jayanthi anniversary. The body is typed in black text in several paragraphs, ending with a handwritten cursive signature. No physical people are shown.2021-01-07KAILASA DHUMBARAI, NEPAL on 12/14/20202020-12-14October 13 20212021-10-13A graphic slide with a sage-green background and a black bar along the top. Stylised decorative lettering reads a greeting addressed to Nithyanandam Swamiji, followed by a message from Nepal Sangha's Nithya Sandesha Partika presenting activities of the Nepal Sangha. In the top-right corner is a small framed image showing a figure seated on an ornate golden throne beneath a canopy, with a red background. No physical people are present in the slide itself.2020-12-11 +1 copiesPhoto 11741904October 13 20212021-10-13A scanned letter on white paper headed with a gold United States Congress seal and the words House of Representatives, Washington, D.C. 20515. The letter is dated November 3, 2021, addressed to a person at a Montclair, California address, congratulating him on recognition as the 1008th living incarnation of Paramashiva. It ends with a blue handwritten signature above the typed name Darin LaHood, Member of Congress. No people are visible.2021-11-26Photo 11741237