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February 14 20152015-02-14A photograph of a large screen displaying a grid of video-call panels from multiple KAILASA centres, each labelled with a city name such as New York Varanasi, Los Angeles Arunachala, Toronto Kailasam, Singapore Singapuram, Atlanta Ujjaini, Seattle Chidambaram, Oklahoma Somnatham and Houston Kalahasthi. Participants in white and saffron clothing, many wearing face masks, sit cross-legged on rugs and cushions during a group meditation session. Some panels show deity altars with red drapes and decorations.2013-04-07February 15 20152015-02-15November 11 20112011-11-11A large screen displays a grid of video-conference tiles showing satsang participants at many centres. Tiles show people sitting on sofas, mats and floors in rooms decorated with deity pictures and red drapes. Visible local signs read Washington D.C. Sripuram, San Jose Madurai, Atlanta Ujjain, London, Mill Valley Ayurvedic-style sign, Ohio Ravag, Port Washington, Los Angeles Arunachala, Tucson AZ USA, Dr Lahoma Bowmanathan, Greensboro North Carolina, and New York. One tile shows a woman in an orange sari before a golden deity backdrop. Participants wear saris, white kurtas and casual clothing, and sit in meditation or prayer postures.2013-01-13A photograph of a large video-wall screen showing a grid of live video-conference feeds for a satsang, with a cinema-like frame and a grey wall around it. Each tile is labelled with a city-and-temple name, including Houston Kalashasthi, Charlotte Srisailam, Los Angeles Arunachala, Ohio Prayag, San Jose Madurai, Sharjah, Oklahoma Somanatham, Toronto Kailasam, Kuala Lumpur Palani and Seattle Chidambaram. Participants sit on mats and cushions in ashram-style rooms; some wear saffron and orange robes, others white, and several have shaved or covered heads. One Toronto tile shows a man in dark robes and a head covering seated by a small offering. Altars with deity murtis, orange drapes and a large framed portrait appear in several tiles. The screen shows people only on screens, so no physical participants are in the photographed room; the feeds show seated devotees in groups.2013-11-15February 22 20132013-02-22 +1 copiesJune 13 20152015-06-13September 21 20142014-09-21March 08 20132013-03-08 +1 copiesFebruary 22 20132013-02-22 +1 copiesSeptember 16 20122012-09-16