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A photograph of a large monitor showing a live video link, with a white banner above the screen reading "HONGKONG-SIRKAZHI". On the screen, a room with a kitchen-like backdrop shows women in white and light clothing: two women in the foreground, one in white holding an object near her face and another in a red-trimmed top with glasses, and two more seated people behind them. A window display on the left edge shows a spreadsheet. The scene is a remote satsang-style connection between two locations, not a direct in-person gathering.

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November 23 20142014-11-23A photograph of a screen showing a video link session between Hong Kong and Sirkazhi. Three people sit in a room with a green wall, a clock, and a framed portrait of a figure in orange robes on an orange draped cloth. The top banner reads HONGKONG-SIRKAZHI, and a caption in the lower left repeats it. A portrait is displayed on the cloth in the centre of the room.2014-09-22A photograph of a large screen showing a live video link. The screen displays a banner reading HONGKONG-SIRKAZHI above a room with a framed portrait of a woman in an orange garment on a draped altar with yellow flowers. Three women sit on cushioned chairs in front of it: on the left a woman in a red top, in the centre a woman with glasses in a white top and white trousers, and on the right a woman with glasses in a striped pink and grey polo shirt with a lanyard, hands clasped. A blue folding chair and a blue tablet sit on the right. A green side bar with a logo runs down the left edge.2014-08-16February 03 20142014-02-03A photograph of a video-conference screen showing a Hong Kong satsang location. A woman in a white top and red-and-orange sash stands with palms pressed together in greeting, a dark mug or cup in one hand. Beside her a young girl sits on a patterned rug and a boy in a red, white and blue striped jacket smiles and raises a hand. A woman at the right, in white, holds a dark object. Behind them a seated person in white sits in a room with shelves, furniture and a yellow object. The lower caption reads Camus HongKong and Hong Kong Sirkazhi. No a person candidate is visible in this frame.2014-04-12A photograph of a television or projection screen showing a live video-conference feed from a room in Hong Kong. Two women stand close together in the foreground: the woman on the left wears a cream top with a red dot on her forehead and holds a white paper, while the woman on the right wears a red scarf over a white top. Another woman in white stands behind, with a dark handbag on a white chair and a white cushion nearby. A lower-third caption reads Canus-Hong Kong and Sirkazhi.2014-04-12A photograph of a large screen showing a two-way video link captioned HONG KONG. The feed shows a room of seated and standing participants, several wearing white tops with yellow name badges. In the foreground, a woman in a dark jacket with glasses holds a small pink object and smiles, while a woman in red and orange sari-style garments reaches toward her. A small inset in the lower right shows a man in saffron robes with a rudraksha mala seated on a throne-like seat, marked with a copyright line. Shelves and clothing racks are visible in the background.2014-02-03February 02 20152015-02-02November 09 20142014-11-09A photograph of a wall-mounted screen showing a video conference feed. A white label with black capital letters reads HONG KONG, above a live feed of two smiling women in a room with shelves; a caption at lower right reads East-London-UK. Another screen with a red-and-yellow floral image is visible at the right edge. The screen shows participants, not the physical scene, so no one is physically present in view.2013-07-22A photograph of a projection screen showing a group video call from a room with dark grid-patterned windows and a framed picture on the wall. About a dozen people crowd together, several raising hands and waving, and one man in a red jacket stands at left. The top banner on the screen reads HONGKONG-SIRKAZHI, with a matching caption along the bottom. The image is a live screen capture of remote participants rather than physical people in the room, and the edge of a head is visible at the lower left of the photo.2015-02-02November 09 20142014-11-09