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September 10 20232023-09-10September 10 20232023-09-10A text-based graphic titled EVENING SCHEDULE with a decorative gold ornamental divider at the top. It is a notice announcing that, due to government restrictions on public gatherings, a maximum of 20 visitors will be admitted to the temple in the evening starting at 5 pm, with preference to Pada Puja and Individual Thulabharam sponsors. It includes a red call to action to fill out a form to attend in person, links for celebrating Guru Purnima from home, a request that each devotee offer at least 10 Naivedhyams for a total of 10,008 for a person this Gurupoornima, and a note directing viewers at home to a person.tv or a Facebook page to watch the festivities. No people are shown.2020-07-04January 06 20172017-01-06September 11 20152015-09-11January 06 20172017-01-06 +1 copiesJuly 17 20152015-07-17December 02 20162016-12-02April 13 20182018-04-13 +1 copiesA photo of a ceremonial meal on a decorated stage at a tent. Several seated sadhus in saffron and orange robes sit behind silver-trayed low tables, eating or preparing food. A standing priest in white dhoti with gold borders and a bare upper body faces them, and two saffron-robed men in brown-red garments with gold trim stand at the centre. One central figure wears an orange turban. Behind them, ornate gold-and-silver shrine canopies frame several deity murti and figures, with colourful striped pennants overhead. Red draping covers the foreground stage edge.2015-09-11May 20 20142014-05-20A fire ritual inside a large decorated tent at Adi Kailasa, with a sacred fire burning in a rectangular brick homa pit surrounded by marigold garlands, brass vessels and flower-filled plates. Priests in white dhotis and saffron-orange sashes sit around the fire; one priest in orange cloth and a saffron head-wrap tends the flames while another in white kneels nearby. Behind them, a seated crowd of devotees watches from rows of cushions, and a gilded shrine with deity murti and kalasha decorations stands at the back under hanging colourful lanterns and strings of lights.2016-12-05 +1 copies