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Indoor temple shrine with gold silk drapes hung behind an altar draped in red and gold embroidered cloth. On the left, a large printed backdrop shows a seated bearded figure in a red-and-gold turban, red robe and layered floral garlands, with a raised palm, seated on a tiger skin. A small paper sign reads KAILASA TRINIDAD TOBAGO. The altar holds small deity figures, a brass plate, bowls, flowers and offerings. No physical people are visible. The backdrop is a depiction, and the robe, turban and garlands match the presentation cues, so the candidate is marked probable.

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A photograph of an indoor shrine set against gold-yellow silk drapes hung from metal rods. On the left, a life-size printed cutout of a seated figure in a red-orange robe, a red turban with a white marking, layered garlands of orange and pink flowers, a large gold pendant and gold bangles, seated on a tiger-striped cloth; the cutout's raised right hand is shown in a blessing gesture. In the centre a white paper sign reads KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO. On a gold-embroidered cloth table stand three small decorated pedestals with marigold garlands: a standing deity murti, a silver-clad figure, and a seated deity with green leaves. In front sits a round brass tray with small bowls of white and yellow food offerings, which appear to be naivedyam. No people are visible.2024-02-12A shrine room with gold silk curtains behind a small altar draped in an orange embroidered cloth. On the altar stand three small metal deity murtis, each set on a wooden tray with red flower petals and marigold garlands. A life-size printed photo of a bearded man sits at left, seated on a tiger-skin cushion, wearing a red-maroon turban with a crest, a red shawl, rudraksha-style beaded and flower garlands, and gold ornaments. A paper sign taped to the curtain reads KAILASA TRINIDAD TOBAGO. No living people are visible.A photograph of a temple shrine room with gold satin curtains hung on a rod. On the left stands a large printed cutout portrait of a seated figure in a red-maroon turban and saffron-red robe, wearing layered garlands of white and pink flowers, a gold pendant necklace and bangles, with one hand raised in a mudra on a tiger-striped seat; the cutout is a printed depiction, not a physical person. Centre back hangs a white sign reading KAILASA TRINIDAD TOBAGO. On the right, an orange embroidered cloth covers a table holding three small deity murtis on wooden platforms, each adorned with white flower garlands, red blossoms and green leaves. No living people are visible.Indoor shrine set-up with gold satin curtains hung on a rod behind it. On the left stands a large life-size cutout or printed standee of a seated, smiling man in a red-orange turban with a rudraksha-style ornament, a red-orange robe, multiple flower garlands and gold necklaces, hands raised in a gesture of blessing; this is a depiction and the appearance cues are distinctive, so this is a probable Swamiji depiction. A white paper sign reading KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO is taped to the curtain centre. On the right, a draped orange and gold embroidered table holds three small deity murtis on pedestals decorated with red flower petals and garlands: a small standing figure at left, a yellow-clad murti with a gold face at centre, and a figure with flowers at right. No physical people are present apart from the depicted figure.A photograph of a shrine set up indoors before gold silk curtains. On the left stands a large life-size cutout of a smiling man with a rust-orange turban decorated with a jewelled ornament, a long orange-red robe, layered garlands of white and pink flowers, a gold pendant and bangles, seated on a tiger-skin cushion. The central right area holds a yellow embroidered table covered with a cloth, bearing three small murtis on wooden stands: a small brass figure of a child-like deity on the left, a red-clad figure adorned with flowers and jewellery in the centre, and a figure in red and gold on the right, with flowers and marigold garlands around them. Thali trays with sweets, fruit, and offerings sit on the table, and a small white paper sign with printed letters hangs on the curtain.A photograph of a small temple corner with gold curtains behind it. On the left stands a life-size cutout of a bearded man in a red turban with a tilak, wearing a garland of red and pink flowers, a gold pendant, bangles, and red-and-saffron robes, seated on a tiger-striped cloth. This figure is a printed cutout, not a physical person. A white paper sign on the curtain reads KAILASA TRINIDAD TOBAGO. On the right, a gold-embroidered cloth covers a table holding three small murtis adorned with red flowers and green leaves, along with brass plates of offerings and a bowl. No physical people are visible.2024-08-12Indoor temple shrine with gold curtains hung behind it. On the left stands a large printed cutout photograph of a smiling man with a moustache, wearing a red-orange turban with a crest, layered gold and flower garlands, rudraksha-style beads, orange-red robes and bangles, seated with one hand raised in blessing on a tiger-striped seat. A small white sign on the curtain reads KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO. On the right, an orange embroidered tablecloth covers a low altar holding three small deity murtis on gold-trimmed stands, each decorated with red flowers; the central figure wears a yellow garment and the right figure is adorned with yellow and green. Red flower petals are scattered on the altar.2024-02-10A photograph of a small shrine set against gold satin curtains. On the left stands a large life-size cutout portrait, printed in colour, of a bearded man in a red turban and red robe, with a white and pink flower garland, a gold pendant, bangles and armlets, seated in meditation with hands raised in a blessing gesture. Centre wall displays a white paper sign reading KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO. On the right, a green brocade-covered table holds three small deity murtis on red-flower-decorated trays: a standing figure at left, and two seated murtis in gold and yellow garments adorned with red flowers. A garland of red, pink and green flowers hangs on the right edge of the curtain.Indoor shrine room with gold satin curtains hung on a rail. On the left stands a large printed cutout of a bearded man in a rust-red turban and saffron-red robe, wearing layered garlands of pink and white flowers and gold ornaments, with one hand raised in blessing. A paper sign taped to the curtain reads KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO. On the right, a gold-embroidered cloth covers a table holding three small deity murtis on decorated trays, dressed in red with garlands and flowers. Fluorescent ceiling lights and floor tiles are visible. No physical people are present.2024-09-06A photograph of a temple corner with gold satin curtains hung behind a small altar. On the left stands a large printed cutout of a bearded man seated in meditation, wearing a red turban with a gold emblem, red robes, layered gold necklaces with garlands, and gold bangles, with one hand raised in blessing. A white paper sign reading KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO hangs centrally on the curtains. On the right, a green brocade cloth covers a table holding small seated murti figures decorated with red flowers and gold accents, and marigold garlands drape the curtain edges. No physical people are present; the seated figure is a printed portrait.Indoor temple shrine with yellow-gold silk curtains hung across the back wall. A large printed poster on the left shows a seated, smiling bearded figure in an orange-red turban and orange-red robe, with layered gold and flower garlands, raised hand in blessing, seated on a tiger-striped cloth. A paper sign taped to the curtain reads KAILASA TRINIDAD TOBAGO. On the right, a green embroidered cloth covers a table holding small metal murti figures, orange marigold flowers, a brass bowl and gold plates. Tiled floor, no physical people visible.2024-12-18A photograph of a temple shrine room with gold satin curtains behind a draped orange brocade altar. On the left, a large printed portrait of a man seated on a tiger-skin cushion wears a red-orange turban, a rudraksha mala and ornate gold necklaces, with hands raised in a mudra. A white paper sign taped to the curtain reads KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO. On the altar, three small deity murtis sit on decorated trays, adorned with white and pink flower garlands and green leaves, with a few flowers scattered in front.