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A photograph of a large display screen showing a multi-panel video-conference collage of several ashram and temple locations. Panels show groups of devotees seated on mats in front of decorated deity murti altars, garlanded and decorated with flowers and draped cloth. In the bottom-right panel, a man in a saffron-orange head wrap and saffron robe with a shawl sits close to the camera, speaking, with a golden ornate chair behind him. Another panel shows a woman in white and a woman in red-orange robes seated on a blue mat before a tall decorated altar. On the left, a white-papered slide lists Sanskrit-derived logic terms with English translations. The screen panels are depictions of people, not physical people in the room.

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August 28 20112011-08-28A photograph of a large display screen showing a multi-window video conference grid of ashram and temple scenes from different centres. Top left shows a deity murti decorated with garlands in a temple. Top right shows a group seated on the floor in white and red clothing near a decorated shrine. Middle panels show people seated in meditation and yoga postures on colourful mats, with a small sign reading PHOENIX in one tile. Bottom right shows a close-up of a speaker in saffron and gold robes with a rudraksha mala, a red tilak on his forehead, and a microphone, appearing as a video feed. Bottom left shows several people in white and orange clothing in a shrine room. To the left, a projected slide displays a table of Sanskrit logic terms with English glosses such as 'Not so', 'If it is so', 'In either case' and 'Due to absence of contradiction'. Physical people in the room are not clearly visible apart from the screen content.2011-08-28 +1 copiesFebruary 28 20112011-02-28 +1 copiesAugust 28 20112011-08-28 +1 copiesA photograph of a large multi-panel video wall displaying a grid of live feeds from different centres. Top-left, a panel shows a seated figure in an orange robe beside white-clad devotees at a ritual table with oil lamps. Other panels show decorated shrines with deity murtis, colourful drapes and garlands, and small groups sitting on mats in white and coloured clothing. Several panels have printed signs reading LOS ANGELES, SINGAPURAM, OHIO PRAYAG, SAN JOSE NABURAJ and RONTO. Bottom-right, a white marble-like murti sits on a throne. Several people are seen on screens, not physically present in the room.2012-04-16A photograph of a wall of several monitors showing live video feeds of satsang and puja events held at different ashram centres. The panels show a Phoenix Kanchipuram sign, a PRAYAG label, a Los Angeles Nithyanandapuram label and a SINGAPURAM panel, with devotees seated in rows, some in white, and deity murtis and garlands visible in the rooms. A printed , , and , which is not included in the text list. Screens are not physical people, so the people count reflects only the monitor displays2011-11-03September 13 20122012-09-13A photograph of a large display screen showing a multi-window video satsang. Other panels show seated devotees in white and colourful shawls before shrines with deity murtis, a red-draped altar, and a woman in a dark top and a man in red shawl sitting on mats.2011-02-11November 24 20112011-11-24A photograph of a monitor displaying a multi-panel video conference grid of satsang participants in various locations. Top-centre panel shows a room with a sign and a seated woman in white beside a man in green; a man in a green jacket and a young boy in a striped shirt sit in front. Right panels show women in saris and seated groups, and a panel of seated devotees before deity murtis. Lower-right panel shows a figure in a white robe on a decorated throne with a canopy and ornate cushions, shown from behind. Bottom-left panel shows seated attendees in yellow, red and white clothing.2010-12-28A photograph of a large screen showing a video conference grid of multiple live feeds, taken in a room with a dark frame around the display. The Vidya video-call interface is visible along the top edge. Most panels show groups of seated devotees in ashram-style halls, many in white, cream or pale clothing, some with orange or red shawls and kurtas. One feed shows a meditation or satsang session with a deity murti and oil lamps on a decorated altar. Another panel shows people seated before a large framed deity image with flowers and garlands. In the bottom right panel, a man with long hair, saffron/orange robes and a rudraksha mala and gold necklace sits on an ornate golden throne with a microphone, with oil lamps beside him, which is an appearance-based probable Swamiji candidate.2011-01-29 +1 copiesJuly 17 20122012-07-17