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KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 1/17/2021

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KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 1/9/20212021-01-09KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 1/12/20212021-01-12KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 1/24/20212021-01-24KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 1/28/20212021-01-28KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 1/29/20212021-01-29A screenshot grid from an online video call showing nine participant tiles, mostly children and adults in home settings. Top left, a woman holds two young girls close. Top centre, a smiling woman with a white tilak on her forehead sits beside a shelf with a small altar. Upper right, a child presses palms together in front of a picture of a bridge at sunset. Lower left, a child in a light top kicks a leg up in a room. Lower centre, a woman with palms pressed together sits in a yellow top. Lower right, a child in a dark patterned top presses palms together and a hand emoji appears. The Zoom-style tile labels include Sarvesh and Nandika, Swatantrapriya, Gurukul Nithya Brahma thathvananda, colin, Maya, luca, Shivani, Neha and Mathari. No physical gathering is shown beyond these video tiles.2021-02-10KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 1/4/20212021-01-04A screenshot of an online video call grid showing eight tiles of children and adults, most with palms pressed together in namaste. Top-center tile shows a smiling woman with a white forehead mark and orange top, labelled Nithyananda Vancouver, in front of a framed picture of a sannyasi in saffron robes with garland, flowers and a small altar. Tiles labelled Mythreyi, Janarajh K, Sherry B, Maya & Varun / Neha and Sarvesh show children indoors; one girl in pink hugs a woman with long dreadlocked hair in a pink shirt, and a boy in pink yoga mat setting stands with hands joined. Tile labels and call interface are visible.2021-01-22KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 2/3/20212021-02-03KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 2/8/20212021-02-08A screenshot of a Zoom video call grid showing about nine participant tiles. Children and young adults sit in home settings with palms pressed together in anjali mudra, several with tilak on their foreheads. The top-centre tile labelled Nithyananda Vancouver shows a smiling woman in an orange top with a white and red forehead mark, with a framed deity picture and a standing figure in red and gold behind her. Other tiles show a child in orange meditating on a pink mat, a boy in a blue shirt, a girl with a red bindi, and blurred participants waving. No a person candidate is visible.2021-01-05KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 2/9/20212021-02-09