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12 May 2024

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Photograph of a temple shrine display dressed with garlands of white jasmine, yellow marigold and red-pink flowers. Dominant ornate gilded metal arch frames a brass Sri Yantra-style object set on a red and gold brocade cloth, with an open flame and a small white bowl at the lower edge. Behind, a dark stone Shivalinga wrapped in a red cloth stands before a red and pink draped backdrop. A gilded standing figure in red garments with a garland and a small brass-finished figure appear at the left; a sign reads KAILASA AUSTRALIA. No people are clearly visible in the frame apart from a partially visible arm of a figure at the right edge.A photograph of a shrine group of metal deity murtis decorated for worship. The central figure is a murti beneath a metal hooded serpent canopy with a kalasha-like base, draped in orange cloth with blue-purple square patterns and wreathed in yellow marigolds and pink roses. Flanking it are two standing murtis in orange garments: the left one wears an orange turban with a blue jewel and a yellow-and-white flower garland, and the right one wears an orange-gold skirt, a red tilak and a jewelled necklace with yellow and pink flowers. Rose petals and white flowers are scattered on the black base and floor, and a blurred wisp of smoke rises at left. Two more decorated figures in blue and purple stand at the top corners. No people are visible.A bald, bespectacled man with white hair sits cross-legged on a patterned rug in a meditation pose, shirtless, with black trousers, hands resting on his knees in mudra and eyes closed. A small rudraksha-style pendant hangs at his chest. Behind him stands a shrine: a large cut-out or printed figure of a man in a red-and-gold shawl with a red turban, rudraksha and ceremonial beaded necklaces, hands raised in blessing, placed beside a tiger-skin print. A framed painting shows a trident-bearing figure, with a small framed portrait and offerings on a red-draped table. Swamiji (probable) is indicated by the turban, shawl and rudraksha cues on the shrine figure, which is a depiction; the seated man is a devotee in meditation and his identity is uncertain.

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16 distinct dated photos. Source gallery sets may overlap.

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KAILASA Adikailasa AK On 5/12/2024

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Photograph of a temple shrine display dressed with garlands of white jasmine, yellow marigold and red-pink flowers. Dominant ornate gilded metal arch frames a brass Sri Yantra-style object set on a red and gold brocade cloth, with an open flame and a small white bowl at the lower edge. Behind, a dark stone Shivalinga wrapped in a red cloth stands before a red and pink draped backdrop. A gilded standing figure in red garments with a garland and a small brass-finished figure appear at the left; a sign reads KAILASA AUSTRALIA. No people are clearly visible in the frame apart from a partially visible arm of a figure at the right edge.
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KAILASA PONDICHERRY On 5/12/2024

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A photograph of a shrine group of metal deity murtis decorated for worship. The central figure is a murti beneath a metal hooded serpent canopy with a kalasha-like base, draped in orange cloth with blue-purple square patterns and wreathed in yellow marigolds and pink roses. Flanking it are two standing murtis in orange garments: the left one wears an orange turban with a blue jewel and a yellow-and-white flower garland, and the right one wears an orange-gold skirt, a red tilak and a jewelled necklace with yellow and pink flowers. Rose petals and white flowers are scattered on the black base and floor, and a blurred wisp of smoke rises at left. Two more decorated figures in blue and purple stand at the top corners. No people are visible.
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KAILASA SINGAPORE On 5/12/2024

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A bald, bespectacled man with white hair sits cross-legged on a patterned rug in a meditation pose, shirtless, with black trousers, hands resting on his knees in mudra and eyes closed. A small rudraksha-style pendant hangs at his chest. Behind him stands a shrine: a large cut-out or printed figure of a man in a red-and-gold shawl with a red turban, rudraksha and ceremonial beaded necklaces, hands raised in blessing, placed beside a tiger-skin print. A framed painting shows a trident-bearing figure, with a small framed portrait and offerings on a red-draped table. Swamiji (probable) is indicated by the turban, shawl and rudraksha cues on the shrine figure, which is a depiction; the seated man is a devotee in meditation and his identity is uncertain.
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KAILASA TANJAVUR On 5/12/2024

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A black stone statue of a standing male figure, shown in a frontal view against a gold-painted wall with a maroon cloth canopy above. The figure wears a red and green turban with a jeweled ornament, a red tilak dot on the forehead, layered pearl and gemstone necklaces, a maroon dhoti with gold borders, and a gold-bordered shawl draped over both arms. The right hand is raised in abhaya mudra with a red gem on the palm. Yellow flowers rest at the base on a black pedestal bearing a red sign reading KAILASA THANJAVUR. This is a deity murti, not a living person, and no physical people are present.A photograph of a dark stone statue of a standing figure in a gold-lit shrine room, with a gold-painted wall behind it. The statue wears a red and green turban decorated with a jewelled ornament, a red tilak mark on the forehead, layered pearl and gem necklaces, and a maroon dhoti with gold border, draped with a gold paisley-patterned shawl. The right hand is raised in abhaya mudra, with a red dot on the palm. Marigold-like yellow flowers rest at its base on a black pedestal with a red placard reading KAILASA THANJAVUR. A timestamp reads Dec 5, 2024 6:11:12 AM, South Rampart, Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu. No physical people are visible.
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KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO On 5/12/2024

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A temple altar set against gold curtains with a white paper sign reading KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO. Three metal murtis stand on gold-bordered platforms draped with a green peacock-patterned cloth: a small standing figure with a red turban and beaded necklaces on the left, a central white-draped murti heavily adorned with gold and jewelled necklaces and a blue gem on the right, and a seated figure with a crown and a staff, wearing a white dhoti-style cloth. In front are a steel tray with a bowl of dark liquid, a brass cup of milky offering, a small cup of red kumkum, and a brass plate with red flower petals. No people are visible.A photograph of a temple shrine set against gold drapery, with no people present. On a dark wooden platform stand three murtis: a small standing figure on the left with a reddish-brown face and a garland, a central pedestal covered in a yellow cloth draped over a heavily jewelled gold and blue-stoned ornament, and a seated deity on the right in a yellow garment with a crown and multiple arms holding objects. Below, a silver bowl holds white sugar cubes or sweets sprinkled with red kumkum, and a silver plate holds more red kumkum or petals. A printed paper sign taped to the drapery reads KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO.A photograph of a small temple altar set against gold draped curtains. A white paper sign reading KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO hangs at the top. On a dark stone slab sit three bronze figures: a small standing figure on the left, a stepped pyramidal shrivalinga-style form in the centre, and a seated deity with a tall crown on the right wearing a green cloth. Red ixora flowers and white blossoms with green leaves decorate the figures and base, and a steel bowl of offerings, possibly fruit or sweets with onion-like pieces, sits on the floor in front, with scattered red petals. No people are visible.Three deity murtis are arranged on silver-edged decorative trays draped with an orange embroidered cloth with gold and jewel-coloured motifs, set in front of gold satin drapes. At the centre, a conical deity murti or sacred stone wears a heavy jewelled necklace and a crown of blue flowers, with a yellow cloth over its base. To the right, a seated golden deity murti wears a crown and is decorated with red flowers and blue blossoms. To the left, a small standing figure in red with a garland is shown. A paper sign hanging from the drapes reads KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO. Red and orange flower garlands and blue blossoms surround the altar, and green leaves are placed among the offerings.A small metal statue of a standing figure in a maroon turban and maroon waist cloth, adorned with layered jewelled necklaces in red, green and white stones, stands on a gold-toned base. White flowers with lavender centres are placed in its hands and on the base, with a heap of red ixora blossoms and green leaves in front. The statue rests on an orange silk cloth with gold embroidery and a decorated gold-and-maroon mat. A pale curtain forms the background. No physical people are visible.A decorated deity murti is adorned for worship, draped in yellow-orange cloth with a silver-edged border and layered with a heavy gold and stone necklace set with blue, red, green and clear gems. A crown-like ornament with a jewelled pendant sits atop it, with lavender flowers placed at the crown and at the base, and red ixora blossoms and a green leaf arranged on a gold-and-maroon embroidered cloth. Orange curtains form the background. No people are visible.
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KAILASA Whyalla Australia On 5/12/2024

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A small metal statue stands on a gold-coloured brass tray scattered with red and yellow rose petals. The figure wears a maroon turban decorated with rudraksha beads and a gold bird ornament, a pink and gold brocade shawl draped over one shoulder, layered gold chains, and a large round gold pendant. Its right hand is raised in blessing. Behind it is an ornate embossed brass backdrop with floral and scroll patterns, and a framed picture is partly visible at the left edge.

No satsang page or transcript is available for this day yet. The dated photos are available below.