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A photograph of a life-size printed cutout of a seated figure in a red-orange turban and saffron-red robe, draped with marigold and yellow garlands and rudraksha beads, raising one hand in blessing, placed beside a wooden home shrine. The shrine holds a gilded deity murti, framed prints and a red-bordered picture, with a brass bell and oil lamp. A bowl of yellow flowers, a small book and brass ritual items sit on a red cloth in front. The cutout is a depiction, not a living person; its printed sign reads Kailasa Perth. Swamiji (probable) is shown as a depiction: the cutout wears a red-orange turban, rudraksha beads and garlands.

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A home shrine corner with a life-size cutout figure of a smiling man in a red-orange turban and saffron robe, seated cross-legged on a red cushion and garlanded with yellow and orange marigold garlands, hands raised in blessing. The figure is a printed cutout, not a physical person. In front, brass plates hold offerings, a lit oil lamp, bowls of food and red flowers. To the right, a wooden cabinet shrine holds a golden deity murti, framed pictures and small brass figures under a sign reading 'Jai Mata Di'. A paper sign reads 'Kailasa Perth Australia' beside the shrine, and blue and white flowers sit in glass bowls. The scene shows a devotional puja setup with no physical people present.A photograph of a home shrine set up for worship. Centre-left stands a large life-size cutout print of a smiling man in a red-orange turban and saffron robes, with rudraksha malas and a bead necklace, seated cross-legged with both hands raised in blessing; garlands of yellow and orange marigolds hang around the printed figure. A white placard on an easel reads Kailasa Perth Australia. In front is a red velvet-covered table holding a blue flower bowl, a brass plate and a small figure. On the floor sit a red-and-silver tray with an orange, dates, a lit oil lamp and incense, a glass bowl of blue and white flowers, and a white fur rug. Behind, a carved wooden cabinet holds a golden deity figure, framed pictures, brass lamps and a row of small framed portraits above, with a red banner reading जय माताजी (Jai Mataji, victory to the Mother).2025-07-13A life-size cutout of a seated saffron-clad figure in a maroon turban with a feather, wearing layered marigold garlands in yellow and orange and rudraksha beads, is positioned behind a puja setup. In front, a brass plate holds red flower petals, a brass bell, a small oil lamp and incense sticks on a red cloth. A small book titled Bhagavad Gita Decoded by Paramahamsa Nithyananda sits in the foreground, and a white sign reads Kailasa Perth Australia. Behind, a wooden shrine cabinet holds gold deity murtis, framed pictures and a bamboo plant sits to the left. No living people are visible.2025-06-09A standing cardboard cutout of a smiling man in a red-brown turban and red-orange robes, wearing a tilak on his forehead, layered garlands of red and yellow flowers, and a thick beaded necklace of wooden and gold-toned beads, with raised palms in a blessing gesture, placed on a red cloth in front of a wooden altar cabinet. On the altar are a deity murti, framed prints, oil lamps, brass bells, flower bowls with blue and white flowers, a brass puja plate, and a golden tortoise figure on the red cloth. A white sign reads Kailasa Perth Australia on the wall beside the altar. A red banner with repeated 'जय माताजी' lettering runs across the top of the altar.A life-size cardboard cutout of a smiling man in a maroon-red turban and red-brown robe sits cross-legged on a red cloth-draped seat, wearing rudraksha beads, bracelets and a dot on his forehead, and draped with thick marigold garlands in orange and yellow. In front stands a brass puja setup with a lit oil lamp, a brass bell, a small brass pot, a tray of bananas, bowls of yellow powder and grains, and red flower petals on a gold-bordered red cloth. Behind is a home shrine with figurines and a wall sign reading Kailasa Perth Australia. The cutout is a depiction, not a physical person.A home shrine corner with a life-size cardboard cutout of a smiling man seated cross-legged on a red cloth, wearing a red turban with a red bindi, saffron-red robes, rudraksha and gold-bead malas and a red-and-pink flower garland, with raised palms in a blessing gesture. In front, a red-and-gold cloth holds a brass plate with a lit oil lamp, incense, pink flowers, and small bowls of nuts and turmeric-coloured sweets. A glass bowl of pink rose petals sits on the floor beside a white perforated lantern. Behind is a carved wooden cabinet shrine with a golden deity figure, framed prints and posters, and a shelf bearing a row of small framed portraits. The cutout is a depiction, not a physical person, so no people are present.2025-05-07A photograph of a shrine set up for puja. Centre is a life-size cutout printed portrait of a smiling man seated cross-legged in a red turban with a red-brown robe, wearing many marigold and yellow garland necklaces and a rudraksha mala. Printed on the cutout, the figure is a depiction, not a physical person. In front of it on a red cloth sit a brass puja plate with a lit oil lamp, rose petals and bells, a small brass bell, a red and gold sacred staff and a gold kalasha-like object. A sign on the left reads Kailasa Perth Australia. A bamboo plant, a peacock feather and a shelf with deity images and figurines frame the scene. No physical people are visible.Test PicturesA life-size cardboard cutout of a smiling man in a red turban and red-saffron robes, seated cross-legged with raised palms, wearing marigold and yellow garlands and a rudraksha mala, stands on a red cloth altar in a home shrine room. The sign beside it reads Kailasa Perth Australia. Offerings in front include a brass plate with a lit flame, a bell, a conch-like brass vessel, a banana, a chapati and blue flowers in a glass bowl. Behind the altar are framed deity pictures, a gilded Krishna figure and a bowl of petals. No living people are visible. The cutout is a depiction, and its appearance matches the Swamiji (probable) cues of a red turban, saffron clothing and rudraksha mala.2025-07-28A corner altar set up in a room with cream walls and white window blinds. Seated at the centre is a life-size cardboard or printed cutout of a smiling man in a red turban, red robes, and a red bindi, holding a trident in his right hand and raising his left palm in blessing. He wears a dark rudraksha mala and a white flower garland. Below him sits a gold yantra plate flanked by small gold figurines, with a white marble Ganesha statue on the left, a black deity murti draped in a red polka-dot cloth on the right, and a golden meru-style sculpture in front. A brass tray holds rudraksha malas, bangles, cash and coins, with a bowl of red kumkum and small brass vessels. Framed pictures hang on the wall, including a gold-and-black tanjore-style painting of a deity. A paper sign on the wall is handwritten in pink marker.A small home shrine corner with a life-size cutout or standee of a smiling figure in a red-orange turban, red robes, white garland, rudraksha mala and a trident held in one hand, the other hand raised in blessing. A handwritten pink-and-white paper sign reads KAILASA SAN DIEGO on the wall. On the altar draped in orange cloth sit a white Ganesha statue, a golden yantra plate, a gold kalasha-type vessel, a brass tray with bangles, malas and coins, a red kumkum tray, small oil lamps and brass bowls. A framed gold Tirupati-style deity image hangs above, and a window with blinds is on the right.2024-09-11A devotee in an orange-red turban, orange sari-like wrap and multiple marigold garlands stands smiling behind a small home altar. The altar holds brass deity figures, a brass multi-branched lamp, a brass kalasha-style vessel, lotus flowers, fresh flower garlands, oil lamps and framed photographs. A large framed painting above shows a seated saint in a golden throne with a rudraksha mala, and a poster at left shows a figure holding a trident. A framed photo at right shows a smiling young man in orange with a white garland and rudraksha beads. The person's face is partially visible and no identity is asserted from appearance; the altar is a daily padukas puja setup.2021-01-30 +1 copies