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10 May 2025

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A photograph of a crowded shrine wall in a red-painted room, dense with framed deity prints and calendar pictures, rudraksha mala garlands and marigold and rose garlands. A white sign reading KAILASA ARUPPUKOTTAI hangs at centre. Left, a large painted figure in orange robes and an orange turban with a white tilak and a gold necklace stands with a raised hand, and beside it a gold-coloured statue wears a turban and orange garment. Right, a framed portrait shows a figure with long dark hair in saffron robes and a rudraksha mala, raising a hand in blessing. Below, a table with a green cloth holds brass lamps with lit flames, brass vessels and yellow flowers, plus a plate with coconut and a bottle. a person depicted in the printed portrait and painted figure.Photo of a red-walled shrine interior crowded with framed deity prints, calendar pictures and garlanded images. A white paper sign reads KAILASA ARUPPUKOTTAI in blue capitals at centre. On the left stands a painted statue of a smiling, saffron-robed figure with an orange turban, rudraksha mala and gold chain, raising one hand in blessing. To the right, a framed portrait shows a smiling man with a bare chest, orange shawl and rudraksha beads, pictured with a tiger-skin strip draped across the frame. Brass pots, marigold garlands, a lit oil lamp, coconut and a fruit tray sit on a green-draped table in front, with rudraksha strands strung across the top shelf. No living people are visible.Photograph of a shrine niche with a red painted back wall, decorated with a string of rudraksha beads and green leaves along the top. The centre holds a large framed photo of a smiling man with long dark hair, wearing an orange-saffron robe, a white-beaded mala and a tilak on his forehead, one hand raised in blessing; the picture is labelled as a portrait of Paramahamsa Nithyananda. Surrounding the portrait are many devotional prints of deities, a framed Murugan image, yellow marigolds, a brass plate with a coconut, an oil bottle, a small lamp and a conch. A white sign reading KAILASA ARUPPUKOTTAI hangs at left. The lower shelf is covered with a green cloth.

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7 distinct dated photos. Source gallery sets may overlap.

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KAILASA ARUPUKOTTAI On 5/10/2025

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A photograph of a crowded shrine wall in a red-painted room, dense with framed deity prints and calendar pictures, rudraksha mala garlands and marigold and rose garlands. A white sign reading KAILASA ARUPPUKOTTAI hangs at centre. Left, a large painted figure in orange robes and an orange turban with a white tilak and a gold necklace stands with a raised hand, and beside it a gold-coloured statue wears a turban and orange garment. Right, a framed portrait shows a figure with long dark hair in saffron robes and a rudraksha mala, raising a hand in blessing. Below, a table with a green cloth holds brass lamps with lit flames, brass vessels and yellow flowers, plus a plate with coconut and a bottle. a person depicted in the printed portrait and painted figure.Photo of a red-walled shrine interior crowded with framed deity prints, calendar pictures and garlanded images. A white paper sign reads KAILASA ARUPPUKOTTAI in blue capitals at centre. On the left stands a painted statue of a smiling, saffron-robed figure with an orange turban, rudraksha mala and gold chain, raising one hand in blessing. To the right, a framed portrait shows a smiling man with a bare chest, orange shawl and rudraksha beads, pictured with a tiger-skin strip draped across the frame. Brass pots, marigold garlands, a lit oil lamp, coconut and a fruit tray sit on a green-draped table in front, with rudraksha strands strung across the top shelf. No living people are visible.Photograph of a shrine niche with a red painted back wall, decorated with a string of rudraksha beads and green leaves along the top. The centre holds a large framed photo of a smiling man with long dark hair, wearing an orange-saffron robe, a white-beaded mala and a tilak on his forehead, one hand raised in blessing; the picture is labelled as a portrait of Paramahamsa Nithyananda. Surrounding the portrait are many devotional prints of deities, a framed Murugan image, yellow marigolds, a brass plate with a coconut, an oil bottle, a small lamp and a conch. A white sign reading KAILASA ARUPPUKOTTAI hangs at left. The lower shelf is covered with a green cloth.A small red shrine niche holds a large painted statue of a smiling man in an orange turban with a tilak, rudraksha mala, and white flower garland, raising one hand in blessing and holding a staff. Beside him sits a smaller golden statue in orange robes with a turban, heavy gold necklaces and rudraksha malas. Framed prints of Shiva, Ganesha and deities hang on the wall, and a framed Amman Sri Chakra Yanthra sits at the centre. Yellow and pink flowers, brass vessels, a bell, a lit oil lamp, and small deity figures lie on a tray before the statues. A white sign with blue letters reading KAI... ARUPP... is partly visible on the right.A woman in an orange and yellow sari with a white forehead mark and red bindi stands at right, smiling at the camera beside a shrine decorated with marigold garlands and red and white bunting. Behind her a large painted portrait shows a smiling man with a red-orange turban, a white tilak, rudraksha mala and gold ornaments, holding a hand raised in blessing; a small golden statue of a similar figure in orange robes and a red turban stands in front. Below are brass puja vessels, lamps, flowers and a red-patterned cloth on the altar, and framed deity prints of Shiva surround the shrine. A sign reads KAILASA ARUPUKOTTAI, and a portrait labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda hangs at the left.
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KAILASA SELAYANG MALAYSIA On 5/10/2025

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A photograph from above of a flower-decorated shrine arrangement on a pink cloth over a brass tray. Yellow chrysanthemums and marigold-type blooms form a ring and a central cross-shaped design around a dark circular base, with white jasmine-like flowers, purple-edged chrysanthemums and green leaves. Terracotta or clay pieces are placed among the flowers. No people are visible; the scene looks like a decorated puja offering or altar.
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KAILASA THONDAIYARPET On 5/10/2025

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Photograph of a temple shrine at KAILASA Tondiarpet during a laghu pooja. A standing priest in a cream and gold sari with a cloth tied on his head stands at left with hands folded in prayer beside a lit oil lamp. Behind him are three deity murtis: the central figure is a dark image draped in a red and gold cloth, flanked by two white-clad murtis with garlands and crowns. A small kalasha-like offering and brass lamps sit on an orange cloth and red mat. At right, a white-draped table displays many colourful figurines of deities, animals and seated figures. Blue and green paper garlands hang across the top of the room, and a plaque on the wall reads KAILASA TONDIORPET.

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