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A printed proclamation document from the Office of the Mayor, City of Dayton, Ohio, with an ornate decorative border down the left side. It is a text-only scan containing no physical people. The heading reads PROCLAMATION in large serif letters, followed by several WHEREAS paragraphs honouring a spiritual leader described as the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism and Sovereign of Shrikailasa, and concluding that Mayor Nan Whaley proclaims January 3, 2022 as KAILASA's SPH Nithyananda Day. A round green City of Dayton seal and a blue handwritten signature of Nan Whaley, Mayor, appear at the bottom.2021-10-28August 24 20222022-08-24October 19 20172017-10-19 +1 copiesA printed proclamation document with a gold embossed city seal at top reading City of Rialto California, and a gold-foil square border. The title reads Proclamation No. 18, Series 2022, followed by several WHEREAS paragraphs about Deepavali and Hindu Festival of Lights. The text names a person a person and the Sovereign State of SHRIKAILASA. A signature of Deborah Robertson, Mayor, and a clerk attestation by Barbara A. McGee, City Clerk, appear at bottom, dated October 24, 2022. No physical people are shown.2022-10-21September 09 20222022-09-09October 29 20212021-10-29September 09 20222022-09-09October 04 20222022-10-04A formal printed proclamation on cream paper from the Office of the Mayor, City of Jersey City, New Jersey, with a gold corporate seal and a gold embossed seal at lower right. The gold blackletter headline reads Proclamation, beneath a line recognizing Nithyananda Day KAILASA's SPH. Dense justified body paragraphs begin with WHEREAS clauses, followed by a resolution naming Mayor Steven M. Fulop and recognizing the 41st Celebration of the Revival of KAILASA. A signature sits above the printed name Steven M. Fulop, Mayor. No physical people are shown.2021-09-26October 02 20222022-10-02August 19 20222022-08-19August 15 20222022-08-15