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14 November 2024

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A screenshot of a video-conference grid showing about twenty tiles, each labelled with a KAILASA centre name such as Malaysia, Taiwan, Kashi, Singapore, Toronto, Kenya, Canada and Sierra Leone. Each tile shows a shrine or altar room with deity murtis, kalasha pots, garlands, oil lamps and decorated backdrops, with robed priests performing puja and some figures seated in front of altars. Some tiles show people in saffron and white clothing. Below the grid is a white banner headline reading Eternal Grace: Experience the Celestial Presence of Somask...A multi-panel video call grid of about twenty small windows, each labelled with a KAILASA centre name such as Kailasa Malaysia, Kailasa Kashi, Kailasa Taiwan, Kailasa Toronto, Kailasa Kenya and Kailasa Canada. Each panel shows a shrine or puja room with deity murtis, garlands, kalasha, oil lamps and flower decorations. Several panels show priests in white or saffron dhotis performing puja, one panel shows a priest with a shaved head standing before an altar, and a few show seated devotees before decorated altars. Most panels show small deity idols or framed portraits rather than living people.Photograph of a shrine niche with three painted statues and a Shivalinga. A central deity murti with multiple raised arms and a tall striped crown stands on a pedestal, flanked by two smaller standing figures in red and maroon garments, each adorned with white floral garlands. A dark stone Shivalinga draped in red and gold-patterned cloth and pink flower garlands sits in front, with two small figures in red and gold clothing and pink garlands at its sides. The arched niche is gold-toned with carved foliage. No living people are visible.

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4 distinct dated photos. Source gallery sets may overlap.

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KAILASA CHINESE-WORLD On 22/10/2024

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A screenshot of a video-conference grid showing about twenty tiles, each labelled with a KAILASA centre name such as Malaysia, Taiwan, Kashi, Singapore, Toronto, Kenya, Canada and Sierra Leone. Each tile shows a shrine or altar room with deity murtis, kalasha pots, garlands, oil lamps and decorated backdrops, with robed priests performing puja and some figures seated in front of altars. Some tiles show people in saffron and white clothing. Below the grid is a white banner headline reading Eternal Grace: Experience the Celestial Presence of Somask...A multi-panel video call grid of about twenty small windows, each labelled with a KAILASA centre name such as Kailasa Malaysia, Kailasa Kashi, Kailasa Taiwan, Kailasa Toronto, Kailasa Kenya and Kailasa Canada. Each panel shows a shrine or puja room with deity murtis, garlands, kalasha, oil lamps and flower decorations. Several panels show priests in white or saffron dhotis performing puja, one panel shows a priest with a shaved head standing before an altar, and a few show seated devotees before decorated altars. Most panels show small deity idols or framed portraits rather than living people.
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KAILASA PONDICHERRY On 18/11/2024

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Photograph of a shrine niche with three painted statues and a Shivalinga. A central deity murti with multiple raised arms and a tall striped crown stands on a pedestal, flanked by two smaller standing figures in red and maroon garments, each adorned with white floral garlands. A dark stone Shivalinga draped in red and gold-patterned cloth and pink flower garlands sits in front, with two small figures in red and gold clothing and pink garlands at its sides. The arched niche is gold-toned with carved foliage. No living people are visible.
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KAILASA VANIYAMBAI On 29/11/2024

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A bare-chested man with a shaved head, grey moustache and red tilak on his forehead stands at left in the foreground, wearing a long rudraksha mala and a thin sacred thread, with a bangle on his wrist and his hand resting near a stack of books. Behind him, a framed chart of small figures in red and blue hangs on the wall. On the right, a small altar holds a gold-framed portrait of a seated figure on a throne and a framed photo of a long-haired figure in orange, with lit oil lamps, flower garlands and a brass object. Two wooden murti figures stand in front, one garlanded with orange flowers and one with red and pink flowers. Signs on the wall read KAILASA KORATTUR.

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