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A photograph of a group walking across a stone-paved courtyard of a South Indian temple with carved granite pillars and barred gates behind them. Two men in front wear white dhotis, one bare-chested with a rudraksha-style mala and the other with orange shawl and a large marigold garland. A man in a white shirt and blue jeans walks near the centre, and women in pink, navy and white saris follow. Several other men in white and in shirts are in the crowd, and onlookers stand near the pillars on the left. The a person candidate in the orange garland is visible but the face and presentation do not give distinctive enough cues to confirm identity.

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2006 - Kailasa India Sangha Activities2006 - Kailasa India Sangha ActivitiesOutdoor photograph at a temple entrance with carved stone pillars and a grilled gate behind a group of around a dozen people standing on a floor with a coloured rangoli design in yellow and blue. Two central men wear garlands of orange and marigold flowers over orange cloth and white dhotis; one of them has bare shoulders and folds his hands. Beside them, a shaved-headed priest in a white dhoti with bare chest and rudraksha mala points upward with one hand. Other men are bare-chested in white dhotis, and women in pink and salwar outfits stand at the left, with a man in a white shirt and jeans. Carved sculptures decorate the stone wall on the right.2006 - Kailasa India Sangha Activities2006 - Kailasa India Sangha Activities2006 - Kailasa India Sangha ActivitiesA group photograph of about a dozen people standing together on a pillared temple veranda with a patterned tiled floor. To his right, a bare-chested man with a shaved head, vibhuti marks and beaded necklaces wears a white dhoti; another bare-chested man at the right wears a white dhoti with a coloured border and a sacred thread. Others wear white kurtas, pale pink and yellow saris, and an orange shawl, and a man at left wears a purple turban and pink checked shirt. A few people hold a small yellow bag. The arches and pillars behind them are visible. Total people visible: about 14.August 11 20092009-08-112006 - Kailasa India Sangha ActivitiesA group of people walks barefoot across a pale stone-tiled hall of a temple, with dark stone pillars behind them. In the centre, a man in a saffron-orange robe and saffron turban wears a long pink and white flower garland and looks upward. Around him, men in plain white dhotis and shirts and one man in a blue lungi walk in a line, most with hands folded or at their sides. A shirtless man stands at the far right edge. Some white-clad men wear vertical sandalwood marks on the forehead. The scene appears to be a temple visit, and the central figure's saffron robe and garland make him a.2003-11-25A photograph of a temple courtyard at an outdoor ritual, with a pillared temple gateway and a tall stone tower in the background. A man in a white shirt and dhoti stands at left, facing the group. In the centre, a woman in a red sari with a red garland presses her palms together in prayer. Nearby, several men wear orange and saffron cloths with rudraksha-style beads and gold necklaces, some carrying brass items. A bald priest in white stands near the centre. A man in a red and yellow cloth kneels low on the floor at lower centre, next to a decorated kolam design. Men in white dhotis and a man in a lavender shirt stand along a rope barrier at right. Many devotees stand in the background.2011-05-17Photograph of a group walking barefoot through a stone temple corridor with tall carved pillars, metal gates and bright ceiling lights. In the centre, a long-haired man in an orange-saffron dhoti and shawl, wearing a white-and-orange garland of flowers and a rudraksha-style necklace, walks ahead of several people in saffron and pink robes. A woman in an orange sari and a man in a white shirt walk nearby. A man in a red-and-white striped shirt carries a plastic bag. Colourful rangoli kolam designs decorate the floor in the foreground, and a yellow-and-blue barrier stands at the right.2012-10-12