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A screenshot of a Zoom meeting grid showing about fourteen women in their own homes, most with hands pressed in anjali mudra or seated with eyes closed. Participants include a woman in a white sari in the top row, a woman in a red top wearing headphones, and a woman in a green top beside a small framed figure. Several tiles show home interiors with framed pictures and a standing deity murti or figurine in orange and red. Two tiles display the names Kanchi and Mylvaganam instead of video. The Zoom taskbar and clock show 10:08 AM on 2021-01-17.

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A Zoom meeting screenshot grid of about fourteen video tiles showing women and a few men at home, many with hands in prayer or chanting poses. Names on tiles include Maria Ligia Parise Perfeitado, Premabhaitika, Fatima Sanches Brasil, Anita Torger, Shyamala Kanagasabay and Mahesown Kumarlashaepa. Several tiles show framed pictures and a painted image of a standing Hindu sage in saffron or ochre garb on the walls, and one tile shows a framed photo of a deity. Two tiles are labelled only with place names, Kanchi and Mylvaganam, as black placeholders. The clock reads 10:10 AM on 2021-01-17.2021-01-17A Zoom video call screenshot showing a grid of about thirteen participants in home settings, many with hands pressed together in greeting. Participants include women in saris and salwar kameez, one man in a white shirt with palms joined, and a woman in a red top. Background framed pictures include a painted portrait of a figure in orange and red ornate clothing with a crown-like headdress, and a framed image of a saffron-clad figure. Name labels read Maria Ligia Parise Penteado, Premabhakthi, Leakhlakshmy, Fatima Sanchez - Brasil, Anita Torger, Toronto Shyamala Ranagasabay, Yogaraja, Tara, CA Yogamalar, Gurukul Shanthi Amby, Slesha Dalvi, Abha Sharma and Shakunthaladevi D. A center tile reads Kanchi. A system bar shows 10:38 AM 2021-01-17.2021-01-17A Zoom meeting screenshot showing a gallery grid of participants joining an online KAILASA Toronto event on 19 January 2021. Tiles show women and men in their homes: several with palms pressed together in namaste, a woman in a white sari, women in pink, orange and yellow saris, and a man in a dark shirt. One tile shows a woman in a green sari arranging a garland of marigolds at a home altar. Three tiles are labelled Kanchi, Sitra and Mylvaganam with no video. Zoom window and Windows taskbar are visible. No a person candidate is visible.2021-01-19KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 1/8/20212021-01-08A screenshot of a Zoom video call grid showing about twelve participants, mostly women, in their homes. Several join with palms pressed together in anjali mudra. One top-row participant in a white and orange sari is labelled Premabhakhia, and a woman in a black top with folded hands is labelled Shakunthaladevi. A thumbnail shows a shrine-style backdrop with a bright yantra graphic on a phone screen, and one tile shows a framed picture on a table. Name labels in the Zoom tiles identify each participant by first name and city. The date stamp in the taskbar reads 2021-01-18.2021-01-18KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 1/22/20212021-01-22A screenshot of a Zoom meeting grid showing a daily online update session. Participant video tiles show several women and a few men in domestic rooms, some with framed pictures, curtains and windows visible. One woman in white at top centre presses her palms together. Several tiles are only name labels with no video, including 'Mylvaganam' and 'Kanchi'. Participant name captions are displayed along the bottom of each tile, and the Windows taskbar shows a 10:08 AM timestamp dated 2021-01-02.2021-01-02A Zoom video call screenshot showing a grid of about fourteen participant video tiles with names labelled beneath them, many women in saris, salwar kameez or everyday home clothing, seated in domestic rooms with chandeliers, doors, shelves and blinds. One top-left tile, labelled Fatima Sanches - Brasil, shows a woman beside a framed painted image of a deity in red and orange. Several tiles are plain name placeholders such as Sitra and Kanchi, and one tile is dark. A Windows taskbar with a 10:14 AM clock dated 2021-01-08 runs along the bottom. No a person candidate is visible.2021-01-08 +1 copiesKAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 1/18/20212021-01-18A Zoom meeting screenshot shows a grid of about fifteen video tiles of participants at a KAILASA Toronto online event on 12/19/2020. Tiles show women and a few men in home settings, some wearing saris, white clothing and bindi. One tile shows a printed image of a seated figure in saffron-orange robes with a crown-like headdress, depicted as a portrait on a screen, not a physical person. Captions label participants by first names and locations such as Toronto, and a Zoom window bar appears at the top.2020-12-19 +1 copiesA screenshot of a Zoom video call grid showing about a dozen participant tiles, mostly women in home settings with framed pictures, curtains and a white-tiled wall. One tile labelled Premabhatla shows a smiling woman in white clothing in the top row, and several participants have their eyes closed or are looking upward. Two tiles display only the names Mylvaganam and Kanchi on dark backgrounds. Zoom toolbar buttons for Unmute, Start Video, Security, Participants (13), Chat, Share Screen and Record are visible along the bottom, with a Windows taskbar and clock reading 10:14 AM 2021-01-02.2021-01-02KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 1/22/20212021-01-22