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A photograph of a laptop screen showing a Zoom video call gallery with about 27 participant tiles, most showing women in home settings. Several tiles show a pink-walled shrine with a decorated deity murti and lit lamps, one labelled Singapore Sarvajn... and another Singapore Aadheenn..., with people seated before it. Other tiles show individuals with hands folded in prayer, one woman in a blue top, one in white, and a woman in a green top. The Zoom toolbar at the bottom is visible, including Participants 27 and Chat.

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A video-call grid of seven tiles showing participants in a Guru Gita chanting session. Most tiles show people in their own rooms: a smiling woman with glasses and pressed palms, a woman with a red bindi in a yellow top, an older woman in a light top, a man in a white head wrap and white clothes with a beaded necklace and pressed palms, a woman with glasses, and a young man in a dark shirt at the bottom. The centre tile shows a woman with a headband against a golden virtual background of mountains and a deity image. Several tiles use glowing orange digital backgrounds with a seated deity figure, and one tile shows a blue planet backdrop. No printed text is visible.

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A video-call grid screenshot of a virtual satsang with about a dozen tiles of participants, mostly women, many with names labelled beneath their tiles such as Ma Durga, Shankari, Molly Jatyo Shivashakti, A. Parameshwari and Ma Nithya Jananananda. Several tiles use backgrounds of orange and saffron devotional imagery: a tile labelled Ma Durga shows a woman in an orange shawl beside a figure in an orange turban, Shankari's tile shows a gold-ornamented deity-like portrait with a figure in orange, and Jadashaktikananda's tile shows a smiling person in an orange turban in front of a mountain backdrop. Another tile shows a lotus with Chinese calligraphy, and one shows a deity murti with four arms seated on a lotus-style throne. Participants wear dark and white clothing and sit in ordinary home rooms.

A screenshot of an online Zoom-style video call grid showing a daily yoga and puja session. Seven video tiles show participants smiling and gesturing, several with hands in anjali mudra and one with a red bindi. Tiles show home interiors with curtains, shelves and a ceiling fan. The top-right tile shows a man with a grey beard and bare chest, with a crown-like orange image of a saffron-clad figure and a golden deity murti behind him on the screen. Another tile shows a golden mountain backdrop behind a smiling woman.

A photograph of a computer monitor displaying a Zoom video call grid with six tiles. The top-left tile shows two women, one in a blue top and one in a white t-shirt, with devotees seated behind them. The top-middle tile shows a room with framed pictures and deity murtis on a shelf, a man in white seated on a red-and-white mat before a small altar. The top-right tile shows a woman in glasses. The middle-left tile shows an illustrated orange-and-yellow graphic with a figure in orange, a temple and a tree. The middle tile shows a woman lying down. The middle-right tile shows two identical animated figures holding trident-like staffs against black. The bottom tile shows a woman with glasses resting her chin on her hand in front of a cartoon bee-and-flower backdrop. Tile captions read Ma Jadashakthika, Kailasa Singapore Aadheenam, Ma Nithya Chandrashekara Priya, Ma Anadyanta, Ma Nithya Jadashaktisananda Vee, Rooka and Ivy Muncada.

A two-panel screenshot of a video conference call. The left panel is a grid of about nine small video tiles showing participants, several with hands pressed in anjali mudra, one wearing a white top and another in a pink jacket, with name labels including Chinese characters and "donia" and "spring". The right panel shows a shared-screen view with a woman in a white top labelled "Yogajnana" against a grey wall with clothes hanging, and a small thumbnail below of a painting of Shiva in saffron-toned tones with the text "Why Shiva" beneath.