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Photograph of a screen showing a video-conference grid of many small live feeds from ashrams and centres around the world. Tiles show groups of devotees seated in rows on mats and carpets, some in white and some in red or orange clothing, in rooms with altars, drapes and decorated walls. Tile labels read locations such as Seattle Aadheenam, Los Angeles Aadheenam, Toronto Aadheenam, Paris Center, Oman Aadheenam, Vienna, Singapore and Slovakia, Kosice. Some tiles show a single figure standing near a seated group.

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August 27 20162016-08-27August 27 20162016-08-27A photograph of a large grid display showing many simultaneous video-conference feeds of devotees gathered in different centres worldwide. Tiles are labelled with location names such as Glendale Arizona, Ponca City Oklahoma, Hong Kong, Charlotte, Fair Lawn NJ, Bangalore North, Cologne Germany, Irvine Hosting Center, Kelambakkam Chennai, Oklahoma Aadheenam, Noida UP India and Atlanta. Devotees sit on floors and sofas in white and saffron clothing, some with garlands. In one tile a man in a red and white robe speaks before a microphone, and a screen tile shows a man in a white shirt with his hand near his face. A small on-screen counter reads 'Total non-video participants: 2'. A pedia source notice appear across the lower right corner2016-08-27August 28 20162016-08-28August 28 20162016-08-28August 27 20162016-08-27A photograph of a large video-conference screen showing a grid of many small live tiles from different a person Aadheenam centres. Each tile shows a room with participants seated or standing, some in white, others in red or orange clothing, with altars, lamps and deity images visible in several rooms. One upper tile shows a woman with dark hair and a red-and-gold garland smiling, labelled Nayanadeeksha Nithyananda. Tile captions name locations including Los Angeles Aadheenam, Atlanta, Charlotte, Guadeloupe, Dubai Paduka Mandir, Hyderabad Guptakashi, Washington DC, Toronto, Houston, Vancouver and Mill Valley. A small screen footer reads Stop Video, Invite, Manage Participants, Share Screen, Chat and Record.2016-08-28 +1 copiesAugust 21 20162016-08-21August 27 20162016-08-27A screen displays a Zoom-style grid of more than twenty video tiles from a person Dhyanapeetha and KAILASA centres worldwide, labelled with locations such as Ponca City Oklahoma, Paris Center, Philadelphia, Dubai Paduka Mandir, Chicago-Naperville, Irvine Hosting Centre, Vadodara Adheenam, Kelambakkam Chennai and Jorpati Nepal. Participants sit in white and orange clothing in meditation halls and living rooms, several seated cross-legged, with a few people shown in close-up. A small framed image of a deity appears in one tile. The room tiles are small and the people's features are not clear enough to distinguish any individual, and no one is clearly identifiable as a person in this grid.2016-08-28A screenshot of a video conference grid showing many tiled participant windows from locations including Abu Dhabi UAE, Hamburg Germany, Atlanta Georgia, Philadelphia, Chicago-Naperville, Austin TX, Irvine Hosting Center, Houston Aadheenam, Charlotte Aadheenam, Oklahoma Aadheenam, Kelambakkam Chennai, Sherman Oaks California and others. Participants sit on sofas, chairs and floors in homes and centres, some in white and orange clothing, with a few seated in meditative postures. A Zoom toolbar runs along the bottom and a header reads 'Total non-video participants: 4'. No individual is clearly identifiable as a person in the grid.2016-08-28A photograph of a computer monitor displaying a video conference grid of many participant tiles, showing people at multiple centres worldwide gathered in rooms: Kent Padhuka Centre, Toronto Aadheenam, Noida, Ohio Aadheenam, Vancouver, New Jersey Omkareshwar Home Padhuka Temple, Temple City Satsang Center, Seattle Aadheenam, Prague, Slovakia Kosice, Danville San Jose Aadheenam, Santa Fe Satsang Center, Harriet Nilsson, Singapore Aadheenam, Ponca City Oklahoma, Paris Center, Washington DC and others. Tiles show seated groups in saffron and white clothing, some in front of altars with deity images, and many small participant boxes labelled with centre names. The monitor bezel and on-screen Zoom controls are visible at the bottom.2016-08-28