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KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 1/21/2022

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A screenshot of a Zoom video call gallery grid showing about twenty participant tiles, mostly people seated in home settings with a few plain or green-screen backgrounds. Several participants wear saffron or orange clothing and head wraps; one figure in an orange turban and white clothing sits in a tile labelled A7 - TN- Mahendran Piramaiah. Others wear white, pink, or sarees with bindis. Name labels appear under each tile, and the Zoom toolbar with Mute, Share Screen and Record is visible at the bottom along with a Windows taskbar showing -18°C weather. The tile labelled CA Dhaneswarananda shows a bald man with white marks on his forehead against a white background.2022-01-21KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 1/27/20222022-01-27A Zoom video call gallery view showing a grid of about twenty-five participant tiles, mostly people seated in home settings. Several tiles show older men and women in saris, salwar kameez and everyday clothes, with one woman in a red top at top left and another in a white garment at top second from left. Some tiles are plain name cards or phone labels instead of video. Zoom controls, a Windows taskbar and a clock showing 10:28 AM are visible at the bottom, indicating an online daily update session.2022-01-07A Zoom meeting gallery view of about twenty participants in small video tiles, most with their hands pressed together in namaskar or greeting. Several wear saris and bindis; one man in the centre-right wears a white shirt and a white beard, and another man at the bottom wears a yellow shirt. Some tiles show plain name labels instead of video, such as Deepa T, Subhashini ooty and Rengarajan G. Background details include framed pictures, a lamp and a shelf of deity images in a home setting. The Zoom taskbar and a Windows activation notice appear at the bottom of the screen.2022-01-05A Zoom meeting gallery screenshot of a daily online update session with about twenty-five video tiles in a grid. Most tiles show individual participants in home settings, some with hands joined in greeting, one wearing a bright orange turban and rudraksha beads, and one tile showing a framed deity image beside a woman with a mala. Several tiles show only name labels such as Shakunthaladevi and Nagamani salem. The Zoom toolbar with Mute, Share Screen, Chat and End buttons is visible at the bottom.2022-01-26KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 1/31/20222022-01-31A Zoom video call gallery screenshot from a KAILASA online daily update session, with participant tiles in a grid on a Windows desktop. Several small video tiles show Indian adults in home settings: one man with glasses in a white shirt beside a woman in a sari, a man in a light blue shirt, a woman with a red bindi, and a woman in a pink top. Many tiles are text-only name placeholders such as Paramasivam, Rajarajeswary, G Yogarajah, Kailasa's Balu Munusamy and Thiripoora. A tile labelled Paramasivam shows a painted image of a deity in yellow and red, and another shows an ornate deity murti lit with lamps. The Zoom toolbar reads Participants 46 and a banner says Premabhaktika is talking.2022-01-05KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 1/27/20222022-01-27A Zoom gallery screenshot of an online daily update meeting, with about 20 video tiles of participants in home settings. Tiles show people with palms pressed together in namaste, a woman in white at top centre, and a man with bare chest and arms pressed in namaste on the left. One tile shows an orange-robed figure with a white beard and a red-orange turban, and another shows a figure in orange clothing with a bindi. Several tiles show only names rather than video. The Zoom control bar with Mute, Start Video, Participants, Chat, Share Screen and End is visible along the bottom.2022-01-09 +1 copiesKAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 1/28/20222022-01-28KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 12/23/20212021-12-23 +1 copiesA Zoom video-call gallery screenshot titled Zoom Meeting, showing a grid of about twenty participant tiles from an online KAILASA Toronto satsang. Many participants sit in home rooms with curtains, shelves and framed pictures; several press palms together in namaste. One tile shows a woman in a white sari with a red bindi, and another in orange sari with raised hands. A tile labelled Venkatesan & Vasanthi shows two people beside a Hindu deity print, and a tile in the lower right shows an ornately decorated deity figure. Taskbar, Mute and Share Screen controls are visible at the bottom, with a Windows clock reading 10:17 AM and a Participants count of 40.2021-12-28 +1 copies