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A four-panel collage of a KAILASA Singapore online yoga and temple seva session. Top panels show Apple monitors displaying Zoom video calls with participants on screen, one woman in a blue top and another in white with a red bindi. Bottom left, three seated women on a red patterned rug in a golden-walled shrine room with garlanded deity murtis, framed pictures and a hanging garland; one wears a white top, one a black mask and one a white outfit. Bottom right, a woman in white kneels on a mat before a monitor showing video participants, beside a small oil lamp and a wooden figure. The collage shows activities pictured, not counted physical people.

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November 17 20212021-11-17A six-panel collage of a KAILASA Singapore daily update. The top four panels are video-call screenshots of women speaking on screens, with a temple shrine visible in the small inset. The bottom two panels are photographs of a yellow-walled temple room with a red carpet and several decorated deity murti on altars, garlanded with marigolds. In the lower left, a woman in a green top and face mask sits on the carpet before the altar; in the lower right, a woman in a white top and mask stands near the shrine. The screens show participants joining the online satsang. Pictured people are counted only as physical people in the photo panels; the video panels show remote participants.2021-08-17 +2 copiesPhoto of a computer monitor in a wrapped plastic cover showing a four-panel video call grid. Top left: a smiling woman with long dark hair and red-framed glasses in a striped top. Top right: a woman in a purple patterned top with red bindi, beaded necklace and earrings, seated before a shrine of deity murti and framed pictures on a yellow wall, with a man in a white shirt beside her. Bottom left: a woman with shoulder-length hair against a white ceiling. Bottom right: a woman with eyes closed, and the shrine panel showing the same woman in purple with hands folded in anjali mudra. Participants appear to be joining an online spiritual session.2021-05-05A six-panel collage of video call screenshots shown on a desktop computer monitor with an Apple logo. Several panels show participants smiling or doing namaste in video windows, with a man in a striped blue shirt and a woman in a blue and pink sari seated before a small home shrine with a yellow backdrop, deity murtis and garlands. Other panels show individual women in casual clothes, including a woman in a blue top and a woman in a black top with hands pressed together. Panels are arranged in a grid.2021-07-06Four-panel collage of a daily update. Top two panels show women on video-call screens on an Apple iMac, palms pressed together in anjali namaskar; one wears a grey striped scarf, the other glasses and a beige jacket. Bottom-left panel shows a smiling woman in glasses on another iMac screen, with a small framed portrait below the monitor. Bottom-right two panels show a healing or spiritual service in a gold-walled room: a woman in a patterned top touches the forehead of a woman in orange seated on a red patterned mat, and a woman in white is seated opposite. Garlanded deity murtis with gold and green silk are behind them, with oil lamps and a hanging garland of white and red flowers.2021-04-13KAILASA SINGAPORE on 8/24/20212021-08-24KAILASA SINGAPORE on 6/4/20212021-06-04A four-panel collage photographed from a desktop monitor showing a Zoom video call with participants and a healing session. Top right and bottom panels show a woman in a pink top with a red bindi speaking with her hands raised, seated before shelves of deity murtis, garlanded figures and red-draped altars. Beside her, a man in white shirt and dark trousers is partly visible. Other panels show a woman with glasses wearing earphones, a woman in black with glasses in front of a wall, and a smiling woman with dark hair against a white background, one holding a small black device. The screen bottom bar shows Zoom controls. The collage shows screens, not physical people in the room.2021-07-13KAILASA SINGAPORE on 4/11/20212021-04-11Photograph of a desktop iMac monitor showing a video-call gallery of about ten participants in a Zoom-style grid. The top-left tiles show a temple room with deity murtis and an altar decorated with garlands and flowers, with a person seated before it. Other tiles show individuals in home settings: one woman in an orange-and-saffron headwear and robe near a golden deity image, a man in a dark shirt at a wall, a woman with a framed deity picture and a lit oil lamp nearby, and several participants looking down at laptops. No figure in the grid is clearly identifiable as a person, and no one in the frames is shown in distinctive ritual attire of a person candidate.2021-07-30A multi-panel collage of a Varalakshmi Vratham puja at a KAILASA centre. Devotees sit on striped woven rugs in white saris and white kurta-style clothes, with rudraksha malas and flowers in their hair, performing rituals beside brass plates of rose petals, lit oil lamps, fruit, sweets and marigold and red flower garlands. A woman in a white sari with a flower-decorated bun pours from a vessel near a decorated deity murti with garlands. A man in a black top sits with hands joined among the participants. The panels show the ritual in progress, though some people are visible only in part.2024-11-28A six-panel collage of a KAILASA Singapore day of temple service and annadhaan. Panels show devotees in white dhotis and saris with rudraksha malas seated on red patterned mats before deity murtis in a yellow-walled shrine with framed portraits and marigold garlands. One panel shows a white-clad priest performing a seva while others sit on blue cushions. Another shows a seated group of people including two men in pink and green shirts with white-clad devotees. A panel shows a meal offering of chickpeas, red apples and plantain-leaf thalis of rice and curries. A bottom-left panel shows a woman in orange clothing seated in a reading room, and a final panel shows two women smiling together in a white and yellow saree setting. The panels are a collage of photographs, so no physical people are counted at the collage level.