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23 March 2026

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A photograph of a temple-style altar display. A large printed portrait of a smiling man wearing an orange-red turban, a red-brown robe and a dark red flower garland with white blossoms stands at the back, draped in a blue satin cloth. He is a printed image, not a physical person here. In front of it stands a silver-toned murti of a deity with dark hair and a jewelled crown, dressed in an orange and green embroidered lehenga with a white lace border. A framed gold sign reads KAILASA GUADELOUPE GOYAVE. Below, a brass tray holds purple and pink bougainvillea and clusters of small pink flowers, with a small brass lamp and a brass pot beside the display. A large mountain print and green palm plants fill the background, and gold curtains frame the scene. No physical people are visible.Overhead photo of a round brass tray on a cloth with a gold-and-cream patterned border. On the tray sit two pairs of gold-painted wooden padukas (sandal-shaped footwear) arranged in a cross-like formation, covered with magenta and red bougainvillea blossoms and clusters of pink-white wax flowers. Two small gold-painted oil-lamp cups are placed among them. Gold and beaded embroidered fabric surrounds the tray. No people are visible.A photograph of a shrine table set up in a white wooden-panelled room. Behind it stands a large printed cut-out portrait of a smiling man wearing an orange-red turban with a gold emblem, a red bindi, orange robes, a blue satin shawl and a red and white flower garland. In front of the portrait a standing deity murti dressed in a green and teal embellished garment with a jeweled crown sits on a white embroidered runner strewn with pink and red flower petals. Around it are small Ganesha figures, a gold seated deity figurine, a brass bowl, a small brass dish of flowers, a singing bowl, a small diya lamp, a silver container, a blue book and a potted plant on a gold cloth. The portrait is printed, not a physical person present.

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KAILASA GOYAVE GUADELOUPE On March 23, 2026

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A photograph of a temple-style altar display. A large printed portrait of a smiling man wearing an orange-red turban, a red-brown robe and a dark red flower garland with white blossoms stands at the back, draped in a blue satin cloth. He is a printed image, not a physical person here. In front of it stands a silver-toned murti of a deity with dark hair and a jewelled crown, dressed in an orange and green embroidered lehenga with a white lace border. A framed gold sign reads KAILASA GUADELOUPE GOYAVE. Below, a brass tray holds purple and pink bougainvillea and clusters of small pink flowers, with a small brass lamp and a brass pot beside the display. A large mountain print and green palm plants fill the background, and gold curtains frame the scene. No physical people are visible.Overhead photo of a round brass tray on a cloth with a gold-and-cream patterned border. On the tray sit two pairs of gold-painted wooden padukas (sandal-shaped footwear) arranged in a cross-like formation, covered with magenta and red bougainvillea blossoms and clusters of pink-white wax flowers. Two small gold-painted oil-lamp cups are placed among them. Gold and beaded embroidered fabric surrounds the tray. No people are visible.A photograph of a shrine table set up in a white wooden-panelled room. Behind it stands a large printed cut-out portrait of a smiling man wearing an orange-red turban with a gold emblem, a red bindi, orange robes, a blue satin shawl and a red and white flower garland. In front of the portrait a standing deity murti dressed in a green and teal embellished garment with a jeweled crown sits on a white embroidered runner strewn with pink and red flower petals. Around it are small Ganesha figures, a gold seated deity figurine, a brass bowl, a small brass dish of flowers, a singing bowl, a small diya lamp, a silver container, a blue book and a potted plant on a gold cloth. The portrait is printed, not a physical person present.A photograph of a shrine table at the KAILASA Guadeloupe Goyave centre, with no living people visible. A gold-framed sign reads KAILASA GUADELOUPE GOYAVE. Two small statues in ornate gold and green garments stand on the left and right. Behind them, a larger deity murti wears a garland of purple and white flowers and a blue and gold robe. A brass tray holds pink and purple flower petals, and a small seated figure with a rudraksha mala sits on a white lace cloth scattered with pink and purple flower petals. Brass bowls and a palm plant complete the setting.A decorated altar display inside a wooden-walled room, with no living people visible. Centrally, a large printed portrait of a smiling man in an orange-red turban, wearing a blue sash and a garland of white and maroon flowers, stands behind the altar; the portrait is a depiction, not a physical person. Below it, a dressed deity murti in orange, green and gold garments with a jewelled headpiece stands beside a second ornate figure in orange and blue. A gilded framed sign reads KAILASA GUADELOUPE GOYAVE. A brass tray holds pink and purple flowers and small lamps, with a small hanging basket and brass pots nearby. Further front, a seated brass deity figure with a blue sash and a green-and-pink dressed murti sit on a red cloth scattered with petals. Potted plants and gold drapes frame the scene.A photograph of a devotional altar set up in a wooden room at the KAILASA Guadeloupe Goyave centre. Two life-size figures in orange turbans, blue shawls and flower garlands flank the central figure, which appears to be a statue or portrait rather than a living person. Between them stands a small deity murti dressed in colourful garments, and a framed sign reads KAILASA GUADELOUPE GOYAVE. A red-draped table holds brass oil lamps, a plate of pink flower petals, betel leaves, fruit, a conch and a kalasha-like vessel. On the wall, a framed poster shows a standing figure with a trident, and a mountain landscape hangs above the altar. No living people are visible.

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