A photograph of a large black stone Shiva lingam with its yoni-pitha base, set on a dark square plinth against a red stepped wall with white metal railing at the left. No people are visible. A small rectangular brass-toned plaque on the plinth reads that it was installed by Ma Ananda Kamaa & Family, USA. - Nithyanandapedia

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A photograph of a large black stone Shiva lingam with its yoni-pitha base, set on a dark square plinth against a red stepped wall with white metal railing at the left. No people are visible. A small rectangular brass-toned plaque on the plinth reads that it was installed by Ma Ananda Kamaa & Family, USA.

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A photograph of a large black stone Shiva lingam set on a tiered black yoni-pitha base, standing on a grey stone plinth against a red brick step wall. No people are visible. A small rectangular plaque on the plinth states the lingam was installed by donors from the USA.

A photograph of a dark black stone Shiva lingam with a yoni-style pedestal base, set on a grey stone plinth in front of red-painted stepped walls. A small rectangular brass-toned plaque on the plinth reads INSTALLED BY S. THAYALAN & FAMILY UK. No people are visible in the scene; the lingam is an installed object, not a person.

A dark polished stone Shiva linga stands on a matching black yoni-peetha base set against a red brick wall with steps. A small brass-toned plaque on the granite pedestal reads installed by the donors, and a carved trident-like mark is visible on the linga's face. A white metal railing runs at the right edge. No people are present.

A large dark polished stone Shiva lingam stands on a multi-tiered black yoni-pitha base set on a grey plinth against a red brick wall. A brass-coloured plaque on the plinth is inscribed with the installers' names.

A large black stone Shiva lingam with a yoni-style pedestal stands on a dark square base in front of red-painted stone steps. A small brass plaque on the base is engraved with a dedication naming Nirmala Sharma and family members. No people are visible; the lingam is the central subject, with other stone lingam pedestals partially visible at the edges.

A dark polished stone Shiva lingam with its layered lotus-petal yoni base stands on a grey stone plinth against a red brick step wall. A small white plaque with red border on the plinth reads that it was installed by Ma Ananda Aseemita and Sri Ananda Arpita, USA.

A dark black stone Shiva lingam stands on a tiered black yoni pedestal set on a square plinth, against a red brick wall. A small brass plaque on the plinth reads installed by A.N. Krishnan, Geetha Ranjani & Rishi, USA. No people are visible in the scene.

A photograph of a black stone Shiva lingam on a yoni-shaped base, displayed outdoors in front of a tiered red brick wall. Several other black stone lingams stand on plinths along the upper steps, and a strip of coloured string or flags hangs across the top of the wall. No people are visible.

A large black polished stone Shiva lingam stands on a lotus-petal yoni pedestal on a dark square base in the foreground. Behind it rows of smaller black lingams on tiered red brick platforms recede into the background. A small white placard with red border is set on the base. No people are visible.

A photograph of a black stone Shiva lingam with a yoni-shaped pedestal set on a grey stone base in an outdoor setting. The lingam has a carved upward flame or trident-like motif on its upper shaft. Behind it stands a red brick wall with stepped courses. A small rectangular brass-toned plaque on the base reads installed by Ainapurapu Family and Machiraju Family, USA. No people are visible.

A black stone Shiva lingam with a yoni-shaped base stands outdoors on a dark granite plinth in front of a red brick wall. A small brass-toned plaque on the plinth reads installed by Sivananthan, Leeladevy & family, Paramesvaran, Gnani & family, Canada. Two other black stone lingams with bases are partly visible at the left and right edges. No people are visible.

A large black stone Shiva lingam stands on a tiered black yoni pedestal on a dark granite base in an outdoor setting. Its shaft bears an incised trident-like line design. Behind it rise rows of smaller black stone lingams on stepped pedestals against a red-painted wall. A small rectangular plaque at the base reads that it was installed by a donor. No people are visible.