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9 November 2025

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A small shrine room with red walls, framed devotional pictures and a green cloth draped over a side table. The central figure is a life-sized statue of a smiling bald-headed sannyasi with an orange-red turban, rudraksha mala beads and an orange robe, raising one hand in blessing, with a garland around the neck. Beside the statue sits a white sign reading KAILASA ARUPPUKOTTAI. A framed portrait of a young man in orange robes with a garland of dark beads hangs on the right, and a poster-like image of a gold-coloured deity is on the shelf. Brass oil lamps, a kalasha-style vessel, rudraksha strands and bundled green leaves are arranged on the altar. Several printed pictures of deities and temples surround the shrine.A photograph of a crowded home shrine against a red wall, decorated with many framed prints and calendar-style pictures of deities and saints. At the centre, a large framed portrait shows a smiling man with long dark hair, a red tilak on his forehead, a white flower garland and an orange robe with a leopard-print shawl draped over the frame; his appearance-based candidate label is Swamiji (probable), seen as a depiction. Nearby are images of Lord Shiva, Saraswati with a veena, a baby Krishna, a crowned deity murti, a brass lamp, a coconut and a kalasha-like pot on a green tray, and a lantern in the lower right. No people are physically present.A shrine corner in a red-painted alcove, crowded with framed pictures and prints. A printed sign on the left reads KAILASA ARUPPUKOTTAI in blue capitals. At centre, a framed photograph of a smiling man with long dark hair, orange saffron robe and a beaded necklace raises one hand in blessing; the frame is draped with a leopard-print shawl and a rudraksha mala. Around it are pictures of deities including a Ganesha figure, a goddess with a lamp, a standing deity figure, a temple with a tower, and a child deity. A string of rudraksha beads and green leaves hangs across the top. Small brass items, a metal lantern, a coconut shell pot and steel plates sit on the green-covered shelf below. No physical people are visible.

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KAILASA ARUPUKOTTAI On 11/9/2025

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A small shrine room with red walls, framed devotional pictures and a green cloth draped over a side table. The central figure is a life-sized statue of a smiling bald-headed sannyasi with an orange-red turban, rudraksha mala beads and an orange robe, raising one hand in blessing, with a garland around the neck. Beside the statue sits a white sign reading KAILASA ARUPPUKOTTAI. A framed portrait of a young man in orange robes with a garland of dark beads hangs on the right, and a poster-like image of a gold-coloured deity is on the shelf. Brass oil lamps, a kalasha-style vessel, rudraksha strands and bundled green leaves are arranged on the altar. Several printed pictures of deities and temples surround the shrine.A photograph of a crowded home shrine against a red wall, decorated with many framed prints and calendar-style pictures of deities and saints. At the centre, a large framed portrait shows a smiling man with long dark hair, a red tilak on his forehead, a white flower garland and an orange robe with a leopard-print shawl draped over the frame; his appearance-based candidate label is Swamiji (probable), seen as a depiction. Nearby are images of Lord Shiva, Saraswati with a veena, a baby Krishna, a crowned deity murti, a brass lamp, a coconut and a kalasha-like pot on a green tray, and a lantern in the lower right. No people are physically present.A shrine corner in a red-painted alcove, crowded with framed pictures and prints. A printed sign on the left reads KAILASA ARUPPUKOTTAI in blue capitals. At centre, a framed photograph of a smiling man with long dark hair, orange saffron robe and a beaded necklace raises one hand in blessing; the frame is draped with a leopard-print shawl and a rudraksha mala. Around it are pictures of deities including a Ganesha figure, a goddess with a lamp, a standing deity figure, a temple with a tower, and a child deity. A string of rudraksha beads and green leaves hangs across the top. Small brass items, a metal lantern, a coconut shell pot and steel plates sit on the green-covered shelf below. No physical people are visible.Indoor shrine room with red-painted walls and a red-and-gold draped altar. Centre is a large statue of a smiling figure with a red-orange turban, saffron robes, rudraksha malas and a raised hand, beside a smaller statue in orange robes with a crown-like headdress. A white paper sign reads KAILASA ARUPPUKOTTAI. To the right, a framed printed portrait labelled KAILASA ARUPPUKOTTAI shows a young man in saffron robes with bead necklaces, against a curtain backdrop, with garlands. Walls and shelves are crowded with framed deity prints, a Sri Chakra yantra card, brass puja vessels, a kalasha-like brass lamp, bead strands and green and white festoons. No living people are visible.A smiling woman in an orange sari with a white vertical tilak and red bindi takes a selfie at a small shrine. Behind her, a large painted figure wearing an orange-red turban with rudraksha band, rudraksha malas and a gold necklace raises one hand in blessing, with flowers and a garland around it. A golden statue of another saint in orange robes and gold jewellery stands beside it. The red-walled shrine holds framed deity prints, brass lamps, bells and flower offerings, and a dark sign with Tamil script hangs above. Strings of rudraksha beads and white cloth strips decorate the top shelf.
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KAILASA HARIDWAR On 11/9/2025

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A photograph of an indoor room set up as a devotional shrine, with a brown sofa on each side and a glass-topped coffee table in the centre holding brass plates, a brass lamp, small brass vessels and marigold petals. Behind it stands a wooden cabinet with a framed deity picture and a backdrop of a red-and-gold arch framing a deity murti group with a mountain landscape at left. To the right, a large framed print shows a man in a saffron-and-white dhoti with a rudraksha-style red-orange garland and a staff, against a leafy tree backdrop. A life-size cutout of a seated bearded figure in a turban, with a red-and-orange garland and gold necklaces, sits on the right sofa. A small sign reads KAILASA HARIDWAR. No living people are visible.
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KAILASA SELAYANG MALAYSIA On 11/9/2025

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A video call screenshot in a dark-themed meeting window showing a grid of participant tiles. The largest tile, outlined in green, shows a smiling woman with long dark hair wearing a light top in front of a pale wall, labelled Ma Turiyajnana. Other tiles show only name captions: Perimala Devi and hi, plus a small thumbnail of a person wearing glasses with a red decorative background labelled Sook Kwan. No a person candidate is visible, and the visible people appear only on screen.

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