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July 29 20132013-07-29July 29 20132013-07-29A photograph of a large screen showing a grid of video-conference tiles from satsang participants in different cities. Tiles are labelled with city names such as Dallas-Dwaraka, East London, Hong Kong-Sirkazhi, Paris-Kailasa, Ohio-Prayag, Prison-Kailasa and Palo Alto-Madurai. Participants sit in meditation or yoga postures in homes and rooms, some in saffron or orange clothes and some in white. A man in white kurta stands in a tile on the lower right, and a woman in orange clothing sits in another. A small logo appears in the upper left, and a rolled mat sits at the bottom right. The screen is blurred.2013-09-28 +1 copiesJuly 01 20132013-07-01October 07 20132013-10-07July 29 20132013-07-29Photo 11729217A large wall-mounted screen displays a grid of video-conference tiles showing devotees joining a satsang from many locations. Tiles show people seated on floors and chairs in rooms with shrines, deity images, flower garlands, and ritual items. Labels read Houston Kalahasti Aadheenam, Doncaster UK, Mill Valley-Vairavan Koil, Dubai Vaidyanatham, Charlotte Srisailam, Hyderabad Adheenam, Selayang Malaysia, Singapore Singapuram, Surrey Canada, and Washington DC Sripuram. In the Charlotte tile a man in white with a garland sits on a red-and-white rug. In the Singapore tile several people in white and red sit before a shrine of deity murtis. A pedia.org at lower right2015-02-01September 23 20132013-09-23A large wall screen shows a grid of live video feeds from several satsang locations, each panel captioned with a place name such as Toronto Kailasam, Vakia Shivalokam, San Jose Madurai, Guadeloupe, East London UK, Houston Kailasi, Singapore Singapore and Los Angeles Arunachala. Participants sit on mats and cushions in white and coloured clothes, some with folded hands, others seated on sofas. A woman in a pink headscarf and a man in a grey kurta are visible in one panel, and a woman in a red sari stands at the far right beside a man at a microphone. The screen is a photograph of a display, so the people visible are on screens, not physically present, and the frame carries a copyright and source notice.2013-08-19A multi-panel video-conference screen shows several small live feeds of devotees in different locations, labelled with place names such as Singapore Singapuram, East London UK, Devon UK, Fort Washington NY, Hong Kong Sirkazhi, Jefferson South Dakota and Vancouver Bhuvanesh. Some participants press palms together in anjali, one woman in white sits with hands folded, and a home shrine shows a framed portrait of a figure in orange robes and an orange turban, smiling, labelled Self View. The bottom-right panel shows a gilded frame holding that orange-clad portrait, displayed like a shrine. The image is a photograph of a screen, and the participants are shown on the screen rather than physically present.2013-07-30June 20 20152015-06-20 +1 copies