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27 February 2026

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A photograph taken from above of a round, ornate gold-toned tray containing a pair of gold sandal-shaped padukas, the foot-sandal emblems used in worship, partially covered with bright red bougainvillea blossoms and some white flower petals. The tray rests on a gold and cream brocade cloth with a red patterned border. In the lower foreground, white garland flowers, orange and green artificial blooms, and a gold lettered sign reading GOYAVE are visible. No people are visible.Close-up photograph of a decorated altar or offering arrangement. Red bougainvillea-style flowers are scattered across a gold and cream silk cloth with zari embroidery. White artificial flower garlands and an orange and green floral garland frame the lower and left edges. Wooden block letters, partly visible, are mounted on a red panel. A small bronze or copper object wrapped with a pink ribbon sits among the flowers. No people are visible.A photograph of a ceremonial altar in a wood-panelled room, with a large cut-out or printed image of a smiling figure wearing an orange-red turban, an orange-saffron robe and a red bindi, holding a silver trident, and draped in layered orange-marigold and white garlands. Beside it stands a small figure of a deity with dark hair, gold-trimmed mauve and brown cloth and a gold necklace, wearing a yellow-orange marigold garland. A framed sign reads KAILASA GUADELOUPE GOYAVE. Before the altar stands a brass tray of red bougainvillea petals with small brass oil lamps, and a mountain-and-lake photograph hangs behind. Gold curtains and potted palms frame the scene. No physical people are visible.

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KAILASA GOYAVE GUADELOUPE On February 27, 2026

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A photograph taken from above of a round, ornate gold-toned tray containing a pair of gold sandal-shaped padukas, the foot-sandal emblems used in worship, partially covered with bright red bougainvillea blossoms and some white flower petals. The tray rests on a gold and cream brocade cloth with a red patterned border. In the lower foreground, white garland flowers, orange and green artificial blooms, and a gold lettered sign reading GOYAVE are visible. No people are visible.Close-up photograph of a decorated altar or offering arrangement. Red bougainvillea-style flowers are scattered across a gold and cream silk cloth with zari embroidery. White artificial flower garlands and an orange and green floral garland frame the lower and left edges. Wooden block letters, partly visible, are mounted on a red panel. A small bronze or copper object wrapped with a pink ribbon sits among the flowers. No people are visible.A photograph of a ceremonial altar in a wood-panelled room, with a large cut-out or printed image of a smiling figure wearing an orange-red turban, an orange-saffron robe and a red bindi, holding a silver trident, and draped in layered orange-marigold and white garlands. Beside it stands a small figure of a deity with dark hair, gold-trimmed mauve and brown cloth and a gold necklace, wearing a yellow-orange marigold garland. A framed sign reads KAILASA GUADELOUPE GOYAVE. Before the altar stands a brass tray of red bougainvillea petals with small brass oil lamps, and a mountain-and-lake photograph hangs behind. Gold curtains and potted palms frame the scene. No physical people are visible.

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