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10 December 2025

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A photograph of a small red-walled shrine inside a home or centre, crowded with framed pictures, calendar prints and a deity murti. The central figure is a large painted portrait of a smiling man with an orange-red turban, white tilak, a rudraksha mala and layered beaded garlands, wearing an orange robe and raising one hand in blessing; a paper sign on the shrine reads KAILASA ARUPPUKOTTAI. Below it stands a golden statue wearing an orange robe, a ceremonial gold necklace and a headdress, plus a Sri Chakra yantra plate. Brass lamps, a kalasha, flower offerings, marigolds, white cloth and hanging rudraksha strands surround the altar. Another framed portrait on the right shows a young man in an orange robe with a pearl necklace and raised hand. No physical people are visible.Photograph of a shrine wall crowded with framed pictures, painted posters and statues, with a white paper sign reading KAILASA ARUPPUKOTTAI pinned at centre. On the left, a large painted portrait shows a smiling figure with a red-orange turban, vibhuti on the forehead, saffron garments and rudraksha malas, with a raised hand. Beside it, a framed photograph of a figure in saffron robes with a leopard-print shawl and a white-bead necklace stands among marigold garlands. Golden utsava murtis, brass lamps, a silver tray and oil lamps sit on a green cloth below, with rudraksha strands and pale ribbons hanging across the shelves. No people are physically present in the scene.A small shrine room with red walls densely covered in framed devotional pictures and printed images of Shiva and other deities. A white sign reading KAILASA ARUPPUKOTTAI hangs in the centre. A large painted portrait of a smiling man with a red turban, white tilak, rudraksha mala and saffron robes, with raised hand, is a depiction. Beside it, a framed photo of a man in saffron robes with white beads and raised hand is shown. A gold-coloured statue in saffron cloth with a jasmine garland stands at left beside brass puja vessels, flowers and a yantra plaque. Strands of rudraksha beads and green garlands decorate the shelves and walls. No physical people are present.

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17 distinct dated photos. Source gallery sets may overlap.

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KAILASA ARUPUKOTTAI On 12/10/2025

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A photograph of a small red-walled shrine inside a home or centre, crowded with framed pictures, calendar prints and a deity murti. The central figure is a large painted portrait of a smiling man with an orange-red turban, white tilak, a rudraksha mala and layered beaded garlands, wearing an orange robe and raising one hand in blessing; a paper sign on the shrine reads KAILASA ARUPPUKOTTAI. Below it stands a golden statue wearing an orange robe, a ceremonial gold necklace and a headdress, plus a Sri Chakra yantra plate. Brass lamps, a kalasha, flower offerings, marigolds, white cloth and hanging rudraksha strands surround the altar. Another framed portrait on the right shows a young man in an orange robe with a pearl necklace and raised hand. No physical people are visible.Photograph of a shrine wall crowded with framed pictures, painted posters and statues, with a white paper sign reading KAILASA ARUPPUKOTTAI pinned at centre. On the left, a large painted portrait shows a smiling figure with a red-orange turban, vibhuti on the forehead, saffron garments and rudraksha malas, with a raised hand. Beside it, a framed photograph of a figure in saffron robes with a leopard-print shawl and a white-bead necklace stands among marigold garlands. Golden utsava murtis, brass lamps, a silver tray and oil lamps sit on a green cloth below, with rudraksha strands and pale ribbons hanging across the shelves. No people are physically present in the scene.A small shrine room with red walls densely covered in framed devotional pictures and printed images of Shiva and other deities. A white sign reading KAILASA ARUPPUKOTTAI hangs in the centre. A large painted portrait of a smiling man with a red turban, white tilak, rudraksha mala and saffron robes, with raised hand, is a depiction. Beside it, a framed photo of a man in saffron robes with white beads and raised hand is shown. A gold-coloured statue in saffron cloth with a jasmine garland stands at left beside brass puja vessels, flowers and a yantra plaque. Strands of rudraksha beads and green garlands decorate the shelves and walls. No physical people are present.A small red shrine corner with a white sign reading KAILASA ARUPPUKOTTAI in blue letters on the left. Central framed portrait shows a smiling man with long dark hair and a tilak, wearing an orange robe and white flower garland, one hand raised in blessing, with a rudraksha mala draped beside him; the portrait is labelled in print as a depiction rather than a living person present. Surrounding the shrine are framed images of deities, a painted ascetic meditating, a brass or clay deity face with a crown, a green cloth-covered tray holding a coconut, a white gourd, a plastic bottle of oil, and a lit oil lamp in a glass lantern. A printed chart in Tamil lists the 18 Siddhas and 51 Mahans with small portraits. No people are physically present in the scene.A shrine niche photographed up close showing a large painted statue of a smiling man in a red-pink turban and pink-orange robe, wearing rudraksha malas, a gold pendant and a white flower garland, with his right hand raised in blessing and a trident held in the other. Beside him stands a golden deity murti in orange robes with a red-and-gold turban, heavy gold necklaces and a dark garland. Printed pictures of Shiva and Parvati and a yantra card labelled Amman Sri Chakra Yanthram sit on the red wall. Offerings of yellow marigolds, white flowers, a brass kalasha and an oil lamp are arranged on the altar in front of the figures. No living people are visible.
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KAILASA AVADI CHENNAI On 12/10/2025

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A woman in a teal-blue patterned saree with a white forehead mark stands at a shrine, reaching up with a vessel to pour liquid over a set of bronze-coloured murti statues. The central figure is a standing deity with a tall crown and multiple arms, flanked by a smaller standing figure holding a flute on the left and a green-clad figure on the right, all dusted with white powder from abhishekam. A golden arched frame topped with a carved face sits behind them, draped with a marigold and red flower garland, with a purple cloth backdrop. Small framed portraits line a shelf on a wooden cabinet along the wall, and the walls are orange. One woman is present.A woman in a light blue and teal patterned saree performs abhishekam on copper-coloured deity murtis in a shrine alcove. She holds a metal vessel tilted over the central standing figure, which is dusted with white powder, and water runs down the figures. The murtis have crowns and ornaments, and a green-draped figure stands to the right. The alcove has a gold arched frame, a red and yellow marigold garland, and a purple cloth backdrop. Framed portraits of seated figures in orange and red sit on a shelf along the wall, above a wooden cabinet.A photograph inside a shrine room with orange walls. A woman in a magenta-pink saree with a striped border stands at right, pouring from a small brass vessel over a deity murti on a pedestal, while a second woman in a red-and-white saree stands at left holding a small cloth or cup. Behind the murti is a golden arched niche with a magenta drape, a garland of red, yellow and orange flowers, and a gold kirtimukha crest. Smaller gold and bronze murtis stand at left and on the shelf, and a green-clad figure appears at right. A brass pot sits on the floor at lower left. The photo carries a timestamp reading 12 October 2025 17:16. Possible abhishekam offering in progress.A shaved-headed priest in white dhoti with gold border, bare-chested, pours water from a vessel over the bronze-coloured deity murti of Shiva standing in a gilded arch with a magenta curtain and red-yellow marigold garland, during abhishekam. Beside it stands a second bronze deity murti in a green cloth. A brass bell hangs above, a sign reads KAILASA AVADI on the orange wall, and a timestamp reads 12 October 2025 17:18.A photograph inside a temple room with orange walls and a gold-framed arched shrine draped in magenta cloth and a red, yellow and white marigold garland. A shirtless priest in a white dhoti with an orange-bordered cloth stands on a wooden trolley-platform, lifting a pot to pour liquid over a bronze-coloured standing deity murti with four arms and a white cloth covering its head, paired with a second murti in a green garment. Metal buckets, a brass vessel, and white cloths lie on the floor, indicating an abhishekam being performed. A sign reads KAILASA AVADI. A timestamp reads 12 October 2025 17:19.A photo inside a temple room of a gilded arched shrine with a magenta cloth backdrop and a red-yellow marigold garland at the top. Three metal murti of Krishna with a flute stand in the centre, flanked by two smaller figures, one in a green sari. A bare-chested man in a white dhoti stands at left, arm raised toward the shrine, possibly performing abhishekam. Brass pots, a large brass vessel, a steel bowl with liquid, a pink bucket and wet white cloths sit on the floor and a wheeled wooden platform. A sign reads KAILASA AVADI and a timestamp shows 12 October 2025 17:19.
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KAILASA SELAYANG MALAYSIA On 12/10/2025

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Close overhead photo of a flower offering arranged on a teal and gold brocade cloth laid over a brass base. Yellow marigold garlands form a large loop across the lower half, with pink and lilac chrysanthemums scattered in the upper area and a single blue flower at the lower edge. Small brown coconut-like items sit among the blooms. No people, deity murti or readable text are visible; the arrangement appears to be a floral puja offering on a brass stand.
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KAILASA THONDAIYARPET On 12/10/2025

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A photograph inside a gold-toned shrine at KAILASA Thondaiyarpet, showing three deity murtis dressed in red and gold garments with white and red flower garlands, silver crowns and ornaments. A devotee in a white dhoti and tan upper cloth bends forward with folded hands in front of the central murti, performing puja. A sign reads KAILASA THONDAIYARPET BHARAT, and a printed portrait of a smiling man in a purple garment stands at the lower right beside a trident.

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