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A screenshot from a KAILASA OM Awards broadcast slide titled "The Kailasa Mitra Award". On the left, a framed photo shows a smiling man in a dark suit, white shirt and striped tie, standing before a blurred outdoor backdrop of trees and water, labelled "Mr. Gerard McKeon USA". On the right, a gold certificate reads "Sovereign State of Shrikailasa" and confers the Kailasa Mitra Award to Mr. Gerard McKeon, co-founder and publisher of Black Tie Magazine, for the Diwali 2022 celebration. Small deity and guru portrait icons appear at the top right of the slide. No physical people are present in the scene beyond the portrait photo on screen.

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A graphic slide titled "THE KAILASA MITRA AWARD" under a gold header reading "KAILASA OM AWARDS", with small gold deity and emblem icons at top right. A framed photo at left shows a smiling man in a dark suit, white shirt and striped tie against a blue-sky background with trees. Beside it is a block of red capitalised biography text about Mr. Gerard McKeon, co-founder of Black Tie International magazine. A gold caption box beneath the photo reads "Mr. Gerard McKeon USA", and a "DIWALI 2022" banner sits at bottom right. No a person candidate is depicted.2022-10-24Graphic slide titled "Kailasa's Guest of Honor" with gold and red styling. At top left, a small illustrated figure in orange saffron robe and turban; at top right, a small golden deity emblem. A framed rectangular photograph shows a smiling man with short dark hair, a dark suit jacket, white shirt and gold-and-black striped tie, outdoors against a blue sky and bare trees. To the right, red text on a yellow background gives the name, role and country. Bottom right reads DEEPAVALI 2022.2022-10-24October 05 20222022-10-05October 24 20222022-10-24October 24 20222022-10-24October 24 20222022-10-24A graphic slide titled "THE KAILASA Mitra Award" from the KAILASA OM Awards, showing a framed photograph of a bald man with a tilak on his forehead wearing a white kurta, labelled "Sri Subramanian India" in a caption. Beside it is a certificate reading "KAILASA Mitra Award conferred to Sri Subramanian on the most auspicious celebration of Guru Purnima 2022", decorated with a gold temple emblem, a small seal and a gold Sovereign State of Shrikailasa badge. Small thumbnail images of a deity murti, a saffron-robed figure and a gold deity are shown at the top right. A banner at the bottom reads GURU PURNIMA.2022-07-13A slide titled "The Kailasa Mitra Award" for a KAILASA OM Awards presentation. On the left, a framed portrait of a smiling bald man in a dark blue top and gold chain, labelled "Rev. M. Emmanuel Nimely, Liberia". On the right, a gold-toned certificate reading "Kailasa Mitra Award conferred to Reverend M. Emmanuel Nimely" for Chitra Nakshatra, Uniting Nations for Global Peace, with an emblem of a temple gate and a deity-like figure. Slide number 34 appears at the lower right.2022-03-20Screenshot of a KAILASA OM Awards presentation slide titled "THE KAILASA MITRA AWARD" against a gold background with a faded tree photo. On the left, a framed portrait labelled "Hon. Malamin I L Bojang The Gambia" shows a bald man in a white and blue-striped traditional top before a yellow backdrop. On the right, a certificate with a gold-and-maroon design lists "Confers Kailasa Mitra Award" to Hon. Malamin Il Bojang, Mayor of Kerewan Council, Government of the Gambia, for Diwali 2022, with a gold seal reading OM Awards 2022 and signed in print by Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam. No physical people are present.2022-10-24A screenshot from a KAILASA OM Awards livestream titled Diwali 2022. The header reads "THE KAILASA MITRA AWARD". On the left, a framed portrait photo of Rev. Dr. James Movel Wuye, labelled "Nigeria", shows a man with glasses in a dark clerical robe with white collar. On the right, a gold and maroon certificate reads "Sovereign State of Shrikailasa" and "Kailasa Mitra Award", conferred on Rev. Dr. James Movel Wuye, Co-Executive Director of Interfaith Mediation Center, on the occasion of Diwali 2022, signed by Bhagavan a person. Small devotional icons appear in the header corners.2022-10-24April 14 20232023-04-14March 20 20222022-03-20