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KAILASA SAN JOSE, USA on 3/6/20192019-03-06KAILASA SAN JOSE, USA on 7/17/20222022-07-17 +3 copiesPhoto 82845652022-05-08 +1 copiesKAILASA SAN JOSE, USA on 1/16/20222022-01-16KAILASA SAN JOSE, USA on 11/29/20202020-11-29A shaved-headed priest with glasses and a bare upper body, wearing a white dhoti, stands at left holding a brass puja vessel and performing ritual worship before a dark stone murti of a deity seated with a consort. The deity wears a tall crown, gold and floral garlands, and ornate red and green garments, set against a red cloth on a stepped dais. A tall painted pillar with yellow and red patterns stands behind. A white cloth covers a small altar in front, with a lingam-shaped object visible beneath it. The scene shows temple seva at the shrine, with the figure at left holding an oil lamp or arati vessel.2022-05-08 +1 copiesA bare-chested priest in a white dhoti stands at the left, facing a shrine and offering a lamp before deity murtis. The central murti is a black stone lingam dressed with gold and maroon ornaments, multi-strand garlands and a gold-and-maroon decorative arch. Behind it, two standing deity murtis, one bearing a crown, are adorned in yellow and white silk with marigold garlands. Gold ritual vessels, brass lamps and a gold plate with a pink cloth sit on the floor in front. The background is a dark maroon wall with a yellow and green banner at the right.2022-07-16 +1 copiesKAILASA SAN JOSE, USA on 7/17/20222022-07-17 +5 copiesKAILASA SAN JOSE, USA on 1/16/20222022-01-16A bare-chested priest in white dhoti with a gold border stands barefoot at a black stone Shivalinga on a black yoni-peetha base, pouring water from a brass pot held in his right hand. Behind the linga, a shrine holds dark stone deity murtis garlanded with white flowers: a figure in a red and gold dress with a tall crown, and a figure with a crown and trident-like emblem. The shrine is draped in teal cloth edged with gold trim. The man has a tattoo on his upper left arm and a tied topknot, shown in abhishekam. The scene is a temple shrine ritual.2021-06-27KAILASA SAN JOSE, USA on 1/9/20222022-01-09KAILASA SAN JOSE, USA on 3/11/20212021-03-11