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March 16 20232023-03-16March 16 20232023-03-16KAILASA SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO on 12/26/20202020-12-26 +1 copiesKAILASA MONTREAL, CANADA on 2/10/20212021-02-10A screen-capture grid of a video conference showing many small tiles of a person devotional centres, each labelled with a name such as KAILASA Toronto, KAILASA Geneva, KAILASA Ohio, KAILASA Singapore, KAILASA Gambia, KAILASA St. Louis, KAILASA Taiwan, KAILASA Malaysia, KAILASA Canada, KAILASA Kenya and Kailasa Tanjavur. Most tiles show decorated shrines with deity murtis dressed in red, gold and yellow garlands, flower arrangements, kalasha and oil lamps. Some tiles show a figure in saffron-and-gold clothing and a red turban seated on a throne-like seat, and others show a person in white ritual clothes performing puja. In the bottom row, a tile labelled Pujacharya 1 shows an OBS logo rather than a shrine. The tiles together depict remote daily puja rituals performed in parallel.2024-07-09KAILASA SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO on 1/25/20212021-01-25 +1 copiesKAILASA MONTREAL, CANADA on 2/8/20212021-02-08KAILASA MONTREAL, CANADA on 2/7/20212021-02-07KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 1/9/20222022-01-09KAILASA SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO on 12/26/20202020-12-26 +1 copiesA multi-panel video call grid of about twenty small windows, each labelled with a KAILASA centre name such as Kailasa Malaysia, Kailasa Kashi, Kailasa Taiwan, Kailasa Toronto, Kailasa Kenya and Kailasa Canada. Each panel shows a shrine or puja room with deity murtis, garlands, kalasha, oil lamps and flower decorations. Several panels show priests in white or saffron dhotis performing puja, one panel shows a priest with a shaved head standing before an altar, and a few show seated devotees before decorated altars. Most panels show small deity idols or framed portraits rather than living people.2024-11-14A screenshot of a video conference grid showing about twenty-five tiles, each labelled with a KAILASA centre name such as Kailasa Toronto, Kailasa Malaysia, Kailasa Singapore, Kailasa Taiwan, Kailasa Gambia, Kailasa Sierra Leone and Kailasa Coimbatore. Most tiles show deity murtis decorated with garlands, flower and gold ornaments, lit oil lamps and kalasha-style offerings on altars with red and gold drapery. Several tiles show a person in a dhoti with a shawl performing puja, lighting a lamp or waving an aarti flame. One tile shows a seated figure in saffron clothing with a turban and rudraksha, though the image is too small to confirm his identity, and another shows a white-robed priest with a red turban. The collage has no visible labels indicating individual physical headcounts beyond the tiles themselves.2024-10-06