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KAILASA SINGAPORE on 12/3/20212021-12-03A screenshot of an online video call grid showing about a dozen participants in small tiles. On the left, several people sit in meditation or yoga poses in home rooms, some on mats, some in dark clothes and one in a pink top. On the right, a larger tile shows a smiling man in an orange-red shawl over a dark top, with a gold-coloured pendant, beside a woman in a red top, a man in a white shirt and a woman in a dark top with hands in a mudra. Participant name labels appear at the bottom of several tiles, including one reading zeng shuyun. No deity murti or altar is clearly visible.2021-12-04A screenshot grid of an online video call showing a Kailasa Singapore yoga and satsang session, with participants in separate home rooms. Left panel of eight video tiles: a woman in black stretching on a mat near plants, a woman seated cross-legged on a mat before a small framed deity image, a woman in a purple top with hands together beside a child in blue, a man in dark clothing with palms pressed together, a woman in a white jacket, a man in a dark jacket with palms together, a person in a grey top, and a man in a light shirt. Right panel of Zoom-style tiles: a man labelled Ma Nithya Jnanananda, a man labelled Kailasa Singapore in a red shirt, a woman labelled Rumy, a woman labelled Heng Mrugan, a man in a blue shirt labelled Mauritz, a woman in red labelled Maha Lalpenandu, and a black tile labelled with Chinese characters. Participants are seated or standing in homes with mats and simple furnishings.2021-12-07KAILASA SINGAPORE on 11/25/20212021-11-25A three-panel collage of Zoom video-call screens showing a remote online yoga session. The left panel shows a grid of about eight participants in home settings, several with palms pressed together in namaskar, one in a red-lit frame, others seated on mats. A center sidebar lists participant names in a meeting panel. The right panel shows a Zoom gallery of about six people, one man in a rust-coloured shirt labelled as Sahana Singapore, and a woman in pink with hands in prayer position. Since this is a screen collage of video tiles, the physical people count is zero.2021-11-19KAILASA SINGAPORE on 11/22/20212021-11-22KAILASA SINGAPORE on 11/17/20212021-11-17 +1 copiesKAILASA SINGAPORE on 11/8/20212021-11-08KAILASA SINGAPORE on 12/8/20212021-12-08A screenshot of an online video call grid showing multiple participants in separate home-room tiles, many with hands in anjali mudra or seated in meditation pose on mats. A woman in a dark top and glasses sits with palms together in one tile, a man in a dark shirt with hands folded appears in another, and a person in a dark top sits cross-legged before a small framed deity picture on a shelf. A deity portrait and a small shrine with lamp are visible in several home settings. No a person candidate is clearly identifiable from the visible appearance.2021-10-17A screenshot of a video call grid showing a daily online yoga and temple seva session. On the left, a gallery of about nine video tiles shows women in home settings: several in meditation or yoga poses, one in a red top at the lower left, and one in a black outfit with hands raised. On the right, a larger split view shows a woman with grey hair and a pink top, a woman in a red scarf speaking beside a framed picture, and a woman in a purple top with hands in anjali mudra at the bottom, with a shared-screen indicator at the top. No swami is visibly identifiable and no deity murti is clearly shown.2021-10-20A two-panel collage of video-call screenshots from an online a person yoga and satsang session. Each small window shows a participant, mostly indoors at home, some seated cross-legged on mats and others with hands pressed in anjali. In the right panel a man in an orange-and-red shawl sits at the centre, a shaved-head participant in a dark top sits at left, and a woman with dark hair is at right. Several windows show a room with a framed picture and a shelf. The collage is a graphic composed of screen captures, with no physical people in the image itself.2021-11-23