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A Zoom video call gallery grid of participants from a KAILASA Toronto daily update session, shown on a laptop screen with the Zoom toolbar visible at the bottom. Most tiles show small home-camera views of women and a few men in everyday indoor settings, some in white or pastel saris and salwar kameez. One tile shows a saffron-robed figure with long hair and a crown-like headpiece, and a deity murti with decorated garlands appears in another tile. Several tiles are black with only names displayed. Names such as Premabhakti, Shwaxtee's iPad, Ramkumar R Chennai, Abha Sharma, Shakunthaladevi, Balaji, Dhanalakshmi and Chandra, S.Viswanathan, Jaiwantie and Nithya Premarajoganda are visible as tile labels. A candle-lit home altar with oil lamps sits in one tile.

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A Zoom video call gallery grid of about twenty-four participant tiles, shown on a Windows desktop with the Zoom toolbar visible at the bottom (Mute, Start Video, Security, Participants, Chat, Share Screen, Record, Apps, End). Most tiles show women and a few children in ordinary home settings: one woman in white with a grey-streaked bun, a woman in a red sari holding a young girl, a woman in a pink and grey outfit, and a woman in a purple top wearing headphones. One tile shows a figure in an orange-and-red ornate headdress and robe, appearing as a depiction on a screen rather than a physical person. Several tiles are plain name labels with no video, and one shows a decorated altar with a lit oil lamp. Tiles show names such as Premabhakti, Showathees, Shyamala, Ramkumar R-Chennai, Abha Sharma, Shakunthaladevi, Balaji, Dhanalakshmi & Chandra, Jaiwantie, Sivayuda TN and Gomathy Veeraraghavan.2022-01-13A Zoom video call screenshot showing a grid of about twenty-five participant tiles in a daily online update session. Most tiles show people seated or standing in home settings, several with hands pressed in anjali (namaste). One tile shows a bearded man in an orange turban and orange-and-white ornate clothing, displayed as a picture on a screen rather than a physical presence. Several tiles show only names or initials with no video, and one tile shows a painted deity murti. The Zoom toolbar with Mute, Start Video, Participants, Chat, Share Screen and End is visible along the bottom, with a Windows taskbar showing the time 9:11 AM.2022-01-13KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 1/13/20222022-01-13A Zoom gallery screenshot of an online daily update session with many small video tiles of participants, mostly women and men at home. Several tiles show participants with names labelled beneath them, including a participant in a blue top with hands joined in namaste and another in an orange sari. One tile shows a small deity image beside a person in saffron-toned clothing, and another shows a colourful deity image. Some tiles are blank name cards or dark video. The Zoom toolbar at the bottom shows Mute, Participants 26, Chat, Share Screen and End buttons.2022-01-13KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 1/13/20222022-01-13A Zoom gallery screenshot of an online daily update meeting, with about 20 video tiles of participants in home settings. Tiles show people with palms pressed together in namaste, a woman in white at top centre, and a man with bare chest and arms pressed in namaste on the left. One tile shows an orange-robed figure with a white beard and a red-orange turban, and another shows a figure in orange clothing with a bindi. Several tiles show only names rather than video. The Zoom control bar with Mute, Start Video, Participants, Chat, Share Screen and End is visible along the bottom.2022-01-09 +1 copiesA Zoom video call grid of about twenty-five participant tiles, a screenshot of an online KAILASA satsang or daily update session. Most tiles show women and men in home settings, some with hands raised in greeting or folded in prayer. Other tiles are plain name labels with no video. The Zoom toolbar with Mute, Start Video, Participants, Chat and Share Screen is visible along the bottom.2022-01-05A Zoom video call grid screenshot of a KAILASA daily update session with about twenty participant tiles. Most tiles show people in home settings, some with names in the labels such as Ashadev RN/DT, Premabhaktiji, Shyamala and Ramkumar R-Chennai. One tile shows a person in an orange and red turban and ornate attire, a depiction-style figure in a framed video panel, with a woman beside him. Several tiles are plain black name-only boxes. Zoom toolbar at the bottom shows Participants count 26 and an End button.2022-01-13KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 1/13/20222022-01-13A Zoom video meeting gallery grid of about twenty participants in home settings, each in a small tile labelled with a name. Top left, a woman sits beside a standing figure of a deity holding a trident and staff. Top centre, a smiling woman in white with a red bindi is pressing her hands together in greeting. Top right, a woman stands before a small altar decorated with garlands. Middle row, a woman with a red bindi and a woman in a blue top with hands folded appear. Lower centre, a tile shows a small deity image beside a woman with a shawl and rudraksha-style beads. The Zoom toolbar shows the participant count of 26 and the End button.2022-01-31Screenshot of a Zoom video meeting gallery showing a grid of about two dozen participant tiles, many with home backgrounds. Several participants are visible as small video squares, including a woman in white clothes in the top row and a woman in an orange shawl at left. Some tiles show deity pictures or framed images in the background, and one tile shows a small image of a deity on a phone screen. A few tiles show only names with no video. The Zoom toolbar with Mute, Share Screen, Chat and End buttons is visible along the bottom.2022-01-26A Zoom video call gallery screenshot of a daily online update meeting, with tiles showing participants' home webcam views and name labels, plus a Zoom control bar with Mute, Start Video, Participants 26, Chat, Share Screen, Raise Hand and Record. The highlighted tile is a woman in a white top smiling, and another woman in a pink top with a red bindi sits in a room. Most other tiles show plain dark placeholder boxes with names only. Most participants appear as small video windows of people seated at home, and the time stamp reads 9:20 AM with the date 1/27/2022 in the taskbar corner.2022-01-27