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1 September 2025

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An indoor room set up as a small shrine with two brown leather sofas facing a glass-topped coffee table. On the table sit brass puja vessels, lamps, a plate of flowers and a small brass kalasha. A low altar on the back wall holds brass deity figures and a framed photo, with a sign reading "KAILASA HARIDWAR BHARATH" placed in front. Behind it a large backdrop shows a golden temple archway with a deity murti seated among red and gold garlands. A standing printed cutout of a saffron-robed figure wearing a turban, rudraksha mala and gold necklace sits at the right, beside a printed image of a tree and a standing figure holding a trident. A brass lantern-style cabinet stands at the left. The room is empty of living people.A man with a shaved head, rudraksha mala beads and a white dhoti with a yellow border performs a puja at a home shrine. He leans over a brass stand holding a small object over a brass pot decorated with yellow flowers. Nearby on the floor sit brass plates, a small bell-shaped lamp and offering items. Behind him stands a large carved wooden throne with a deity murti adorned with garlands, flanked by a cardboard cutout of a figure in red and orange robes wearing orange marigold garlands and rudraksha beads, seated on a leopard-print cushion. A printed portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" is not visible, so no caption is attributed. The room has a turquoise wall and wooden flooring.Overhead photo of a floral arrangement set on a teal and gold brocade cloth over a grey tiled floor. Yellow, white, pink and red chrysanthemums and marigold-style blooms, with purple globe flowers, form a large circle around a dark black base. Green leaves and two terracotta oil lamps sit among the flowers, with a few more terracotta cups near the lower edge. No people are visible; this is a flower and lamp decoration, possibly for a puja.

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KAILASA HARIDWAR On 31/8/2025

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An indoor room set up as a small shrine with two brown leather sofas facing a glass-topped coffee table. On the table sit brass puja vessels, lamps, a plate of flowers and a small brass kalasha. A low altar on the back wall holds brass deity figures and a framed photo, with a sign reading "KAILASA HARIDWAR BHARATH" placed in front. Behind it a large backdrop shows a golden temple archway with a deity murti seated among red and gold garlands. A standing printed cutout of a saffron-robed figure wearing a turban, rudraksha mala and gold necklace sits at the right, beside a printed image of a tree and a standing figure holding a trident. A brass lantern-style cabinet stands at the left. The room is empty of living people.
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KAILASA KORATTUR CHENNAI On 9/1/2025

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A man with a shaved head, rudraksha mala beads and a white dhoti with a yellow border performs a puja at a home shrine. He leans over a brass stand holding a small object over a brass pot decorated with yellow flowers. Nearby on the floor sit brass plates, a small bell-shaped lamp and offering items. Behind him stands a large carved wooden throne with a deity murti adorned with garlands, flanked by a cardboard cutout of a figure in red and orange robes wearing orange marigold garlands and rudraksha beads, seated on a leopard-print cushion. A printed portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" is not visible, so no caption is attributed. The room has a turquoise wall and wooden flooring.
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KAILASA SELAYANG MALAYSIA On December 9, 2025

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Overhead photo of a floral arrangement set on a teal and gold brocade cloth over a grey tiled floor. Yellow, white, pink and red chrysanthemums and marigold-style blooms, with purple globe flowers, form a large circle around a dark black base. Green leaves and two terracotta oil lamps sit among the flowers, with a few more terracotta cups near the lower edge. No people are visible; this is a flower and lamp decoration, possibly for a puja.

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