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27 September 2025

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A golden statue of a seated sage, dressed in orange saffron robes with a maroon turban and a sparkling ornament at the forehead. The figure wears layered gold necklaces, a long rudraksha and bead mala, and a white flower garland, with its right hand raised in blessing. Beside it, a framed green card labelled Amman Sri Chakra Yanthram shows a deity image and a copper yantra plate. Brass puja vessels, marigold petals, green leaves and small gold idols crowd the foreground offerings.A smiling woman in a white and cream saree with a red bindi and rudraksha beaded necklaces stands in a small shrine room with red walls and a woven thatched ceiling beneath a bare bulb. Behind her is an altar draped with a gold-and-brown leopard-print cloth holding small deity figurines, a green cloth, flowers and offerings. A white paper sign reads KAILASA ARUPPUKOTTAI. The walls are covered with framed prints and posters of deities and a saffron-robed figure with a red headwrap and garland, shown as a printed picture rather than a person present; a portrait captioned with a readable name is also displayed. One physical person is visible.A smiling woman in a cream and gold sari with a red bindi and rudraksha mala stands in a small shrine room, taking a selfie. Behind her is an altar draped with leopard-print cloth, holding a Shiva lingam, Ganesha figures, brass lamps and framed prints. A large framed image shows a saffron-robed figure with a red turban, rudraksha beads and a raised hand, reached by printed portraits and a sign reading KAILASA ARUPUKOTTAI. Garlands and a rudraksha string hang along the red walls under a thatched ceiling.

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KAILASA ARUPUKOTTAI On 26/9/2025

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A golden statue of a seated sage, dressed in orange saffron robes with a maroon turban and a sparkling ornament at the forehead. The figure wears layered gold necklaces, a long rudraksha and bead mala, and a white flower garland, with its right hand raised in blessing. Beside it, a framed green card labelled Amman Sri Chakra Yanthram shows a deity image and a copper yantra plate. Brass puja vessels, marigold petals, green leaves and small gold idols crowd the foreground offerings.A smiling woman in a white and cream saree with a red bindi and rudraksha beaded necklaces stands in a small shrine room with red walls and a woven thatched ceiling beneath a bare bulb. Behind her is an altar draped with a gold-and-brown leopard-print cloth holding small deity figurines, a green cloth, flowers and offerings. A white paper sign reads KAILASA ARUPPUKOTTAI. The walls are covered with framed prints and posters of deities and a saffron-robed figure with a red headwrap and garland, shown as a printed picture rather than a person present; a portrait captioned with a readable name is also displayed. One physical person is visible.A smiling woman in a cream and gold sari with a red bindi and rudraksha mala stands in a small shrine room, taking a selfie. Behind her is an altar draped with leopard-print cloth, holding a Shiva lingam, Ganesha figures, brass lamps and framed prints. A large framed image shows a saffron-robed figure with a red turban, rudraksha beads and a raised hand, reached by printed portraits and a sign reading KAILASA ARUPUKOTTAI. Garlands and a rudraksha string hang along the red walls under a thatched ceiling.A shrine room with red walls holds a sign reading KAILASA ARUPPUKOTTAI, placed among framed devotional pictures and garlanded deity images. On the left, a large painted statue of a smiling saddhu in a red turban, orange robe and rudraksha-style beads with a white tripundra stands beside a gold-clad figure. A framed portrait on the right shows a man in an orange shawl with long dark hair and a garland, labelled as a portrait of Paramahamsa Nithyananda, and a small kalasha and ganesha figures sit on a leopard-print cloth on the central table, with a green cloth on the right. No physical people are present.A shrine corner with a large printed portrait on a red wall of a figure in saffron-orange robes and a saffron turban, with a white forehead band and red mark, wearing layered rudraksha and gold-bead necklaces and a white flower garland, raising one hand in blessing and holding a trident. A golden statue in matching orange robes, gold jewellery, a turban and a flower garland sits on the left with hands in a blessing pose. Around the altar lie brass and gold deity figures, a brass kalasha, bells, small oil lamps, leaves, flowers and a green box. Framed prints show Shiva, Ganesha with Lakshmi and Saraswati, and a Sri Chakra card labelled 'Amman Sri Chakra Yanthram' sits in the centre. The portrait is labelled 'Paramahamsa Nithyananda' and the printed devotional posters are on the walls.A shrine corner in a red-painted room, crowded with framed religious pictures and small deity figures. A large painted statue of a smiling figure in an orange-red turban and orange robe with a mala and gold necklace stands on the left, one palm raised in blessing. Above the central altar, a framed portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" shows a man in an orange robe with a rudraksha mala and gold chain. A paper sign reads "KAILASA ARUPPUKOTTAI" in front. Ganesha figures, a black shivalinga-type stone, a leopard-print cloth and a green cloth cover the altar tables, with marigold petals, a garland and a small lantern. No people are visible.
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KAILASA TANJAVUR On 26/9/2025

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A dark-stone deity murti of a goddess stands in a shrine against a gold-painted wall with a maroon and gold brocade canopy. The murti wears a tall decorated crown with white flower garlands, a red bindi, a multi-strand jewelled necklace, and a pink silk sari with gold border, and holds a trident in one hand. Yellow marigold and pink flower garlands drape the figure. Gold ornate oil lamp stands with trident tops flank it, and a brass oil lamp with a flame sits in front. A red placard reads KAILASA THANJAVUR, with flower petals scattered on the floor. A date stamp reads Sep 27, 2025 5:22:45 AM, Karanthai, Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu.A black stone deity murti stands in a gold-walled shrine at KAILASA Tanjavur, wearing a pink silk saree, a silver necklace, and a tall decorated crown with white flowers on top. Yellow and pink flower garlands hang around its body and it holds a trident in one raised hand. Two tall brass trident stands with oil lamps flank the figure, and a brass oil lamp burns in the foreground with scattered petals on the floor. A red sign reads KAILASA THANJAVUR. Timestamp overlay reads Sep 27, 2025 5:22:42 AM, Karanthai, Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu. No people are visible.

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