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September 10 2011

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A large display screen shows a multi-panel video-conference grid of group yoga sessions in different locations. Each panel shows people standing on colourful yoga mats in white or light clothing, some in saffron, green or orange outfits, with sign labels reading SEATTLE CHIDAMBARAM, CALGARY, PURI JAGANNATH VANCOUVER and PM SINGAPURAM, and a bottom-right panel of a single instructor in white standing on a mat. The screen is the only subject of the image, while the people in it are shown on screens rather than physically present, so no physical people are counted; the centre panel shows a figure in white and grey, and the dominant display is a group yoga practice. Another panel shows a figure in white near a red-and-gold seated arrangement.2011-09-10September 10 20112011-09-10September 10 20112011-09-10A photograph of a large screen showing a multi-panel video conference collage of group sessions at several centres. Top left, a Singapuram room with people on yellow mats, one seated on a red cushion. Top right, a Seattle Chidambaram panel with people in white and blue clothing and a figure in an orange robe at the front. Middle row, panels labelled with a red-clad figure, a group in white on a striped rug, and a Calgary panel where a figure in an orange shawl stands on a red mat. Bottom row shows a room with deity murti and a purple curtain with a flower vase. Several people are visible across the panels, and the image is a screen capture of a live link.2011-09-10A photograph of three large monitors displaying a grid of video feeds from multiple locations, each showing groups of people doing standing yoga or stretching exercises on coloured yoga mats. Feeds labelled with place names such as Seattle Chidambaram, Calgary, and Singapuram. A video camera sits on top of the central monitor, and a framed portrait hangs on the wall in the background. The people in the feeds wear white and light-coloured clothing. The room has a red tablecloth and a purple curtain on the right.2011-09-10September 10 20112011-09-10September 10 20112011-09-10September 29 20132013-09-29A multi-panel video-conference screen shows a grid of remote satsang sessions, each tile labelled with a city-temple name: Los Angeles ARUNACHALA, SINGAPURAM, SEATTLE CHIDAMBARAM, VANCOUVER PURI, OHIO PRAYAG and PHOENIX KANCHEEPURAM. Participants sit cross-legged on mats and cushions in white, saffron, blue and purple clothing, some with garlands, in rooms with deity murti, red drapes and flower decorations. In the bottom-right tile a bald man in orange robes with a rudraksha mala sits in meditation pose before a painted backdrop, shown on a screen rather than in person.2011-11-12September 28 20132013-09-28A photograph of a large screen showing a grid of live video feeds from multiple ashram centres. Top row: a Los Angeles Arunachal feed with devotees in white and yellow garments near a shrine, and a Singapuram feed with devotees in white and orange performing prostrations on a floor with a small brass offering plate. Middle row: a San Jose Madurai feed with a figure in yellow and white garments on a striped mat, a Seattle Chidambaram feed with devotees in white bowing before offerings, and an Ohio Prayag feed with a figure in white bending on a striped mat. Bottom row: a feed of seated devotees in a room with a woman in a dark shawl, and two feeds showing a man in orange robes with a rudraksha mala bending and a second figure in orange with a rudraksha mala standing before a white statue.2011-11-07A photograph of a large framed display screen showing a multi-panel video conference grid of participants joining a yoga session from many locations. Panels show people in white clothes doing standing yoga on coloured mats in rooms labelled Slovakia-Kosice, Malaysia Kulim, Singapore Aadheenam, Hyderabad Aadheenam, Rotterdam Netherlands and others. One panel shows a figure in red and gold seated on a chair at the top left, and a bottom panel shows a figure in orange seated near a deity display. People on screens are not counted as physical people in the room.2015-06-20