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18 November 2026

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A photograph inside a golden-hued temple shrine. In the foreground a man in a light-brown turban and white garment holds a brass plate on which a lit oil lamp flame burns, performing aarti. Behind him stands a sanctum with a deity murti decorated with flower garlands, a colourful green-and-teal cloth backdrop and peacock-feather motifs, above a black Shiva lingam draped in marigold and red flower garlands with a tripundra marking. Carved golden lion figures flank the shrine, and a sign reading KAILASA TORONTO CANADA hangs to the left. Pink roses and a brass lamp sit on the floor.Indoor temple shrine with a golden sign reading KAILASA TORONTO CANADA in the foreground. A bare-chested priest in a white dhoti and a brown head cloth stands at the lower left, holding a lit oil lamp on a tray toward a central deity murti. The murti is adorned with flower garlands, a green cloth backdrop, and a crown-like headdress. Gilded carved pillars with lion and mythical figures frame the altar, blue and gold draperies hang above, and oil lamps and brass vessels sit on the altar base. A painted landscape panel appears at the right.Photo of a decorated shrine with a central deity murti seated on an elevated peetha or throne, dressed in a teal and green robe with a green turban-style crown, garlanded with red and yellow flower malas and a gold necklace. A peacock-feather arch rises behind the figure. Gilded lion-like pillars and yellow silk curtains with blue drapes frame the shrine. Before the murti stand a brass oil lamp, a brass lamp stand, a vase of roses, and a small brass vessel set on the black tiled floor. No people are visible in the shrine.

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KAILASA Toronto On January 17, 2026

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A photograph inside a golden-hued temple shrine. In the foreground a man in a light-brown turban and white garment holds a brass plate on which a lit oil lamp flame burns, performing aarti. Behind him stands a sanctum with a deity murti decorated with flower garlands, a colourful green-and-teal cloth backdrop and peacock-feather motifs, above a black Shiva lingam draped in marigold and red flower garlands with a tripundra marking. Carved golden lion figures flank the shrine, and a sign reading KAILASA TORONTO CANADA hangs to the left. Pink roses and a brass lamp sit on the floor.Indoor temple shrine with a golden sign reading KAILASA TORONTO CANADA in the foreground. A bare-chested priest in a white dhoti and a brown head cloth stands at the lower left, holding a lit oil lamp on a tray toward a central deity murti. The murti is adorned with flower garlands, a green cloth backdrop, and a crown-like headdress. Gilded carved pillars with lion and mythical figures frame the altar, blue and gold draperies hang above, and oil lamps and brass vessels sit on the altar base. A painted landscape panel appears at the right.Photo of a decorated shrine with a central deity murti seated on an elevated peetha or throne, dressed in a teal and green robe with a green turban-style crown, garlanded with red and yellow flower malas and a gold necklace. A peacock-feather arch rises behind the figure. Gilded lion-like pillars and yellow silk curtains with blue drapes frame the shrine. Before the murti stand a brass oil lamp, a brass lamp stand, a vase of roses, and a small brass vessel set on the black tiled floor. No people are visible in the shrine.A golden-toned murti, a sculpted figure rather than a live person, seated under an ornate silver arch against gold curtains. The figure wears a green and teal turban decorated with a peacock feather and jewelled band, a teal silk garment with a pink-and-gold brocade cloth draped over the lap, and a heavy layered set of gold and jewelled necklaces, pearl strands and rudraksha-like green beads. Garlands of red roses, yellow and orange marigolds and white flowers cover the shoulders and lap, and a fresh yellow flower is held in the raised right hand. Peacock feathers frame the figure on both sides. The statue is shown as a devotional murti being decorated with flower garlands and ornaments, consistent with puja or alankara.A photograph of two golden statues dressed for worship. On the right, a golden statue wearing a green and yellow turban with a peacock feather, teal silk garment, red and gold brocade shawl, and heavy garlands of red roses, orange marigolds and yellow flowers, its right hand raised in greeting. On the left, a golden deity statue with a patterned orange-and-green crown, folded hands, and a peacock-feather fan of green and blue plumes. In front, a brass vessel holds a bouquet of white carnations, and green leaves lie at the lower left. No living people are visible.A photograph of a small home altar arranged on a yellow patterned cloth. A doll wearing a royal blue turban and blue garment with gold embroidery and a pearl necklace sits on the right, its eyes closed. In the centre, a carved figure of a deity murti stands beside a round white plaque with painted faces. A small child-form murti kneels in front wearing orange clothing with hands folded, and a smaller seated figure in green sits at left beside a yellow cushion. Lit oil lamps, a brass bowl, red flower garlands, strings of pearls and a backdrop of a desert landscape complete the scene. No people are present.

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