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A photograph of a large screen showing a multi-panel video call of a person ashram sessions. The upper panel shows a room of seated people in white clothes, with a hand-held sign reading ARUNACHALA TVMALAI, and a figure in orange and white sitting near the front. A lower-left panel shows a person seated on a purple cloth before a tray of offerings and a lamp in a shrine room. The lower-right panel shows a woman in dark clothing sitting on a blue mat with a sign reading VADODARA. Dark room surrounds the screen.

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November 08 20112011-11-08November 14 20112011-11-14November 15 20112011-11-15A flat-screen monitor displays a multi-panel video feed of several satsang and temple locations. The top panel shows people in white clothing seated on a platform before a deity murti and altar. A printed sign reads ARULNEERI TV MALAI. The middle panel shows a small deity figure on a red and white cloth. The lower-left panel shows a purple-draped altar with ritual objects, and the lower-right panel shows a room with a red mat and a sign reading VADODARA. Beside the screen, another monitor shows decorated altars with deity images and flowers. The feed displays people on screen, not physically present in this room.2011-11-03November 16 20112011-11-16November 17 20112011-11-17A photograph of a dark monitor wall in an ashram control room showing a multi-panel video feed of several remote satsang locations. The central screen is split into panels: the top panel shows a shrine with a deity murti and people sitting on the floor in white clothes, with a caption reading Arunachala TV Malai; a lower panel shows a seated figure before offerings; and a bottom panel shows a room labelled Vadodara with a seated person. A right-hand screen shows colourful deity shrines and a crowd in saffron and white. Visible people are seated or standing on the floor in white attire, with a person at the Vadodara panel in a white outfit. No figure in the scene is clearly identifiable as a person, and the screens show no clear candidate appearance.2011-11-03October 23 20112011-10-23A photograph of a large screen showing a live video link. The main feed shows a room with framed portraits on a small shrine altar; a man in a white shirt sits cross-legged on a mat beside a woman in an orange sari and other seated women. A sign reads ARUNACHALA TV MALAI in red and blue letters. Brass lamps, fruit and offerings sit on the mat in front. Smaller feeds below show a man in a grey shirt and a woman in a red sari, and two men seated on a purple patterned rug with a puja tray. The screen frame is dark.2011-12-03A monitor displays a four-panel video conference of seated meditators. Top left, several people sit on mats in front of a banner reading VADODARA, including a man in a cream shirt with a beaded necklace. Top right, a group in white clothes sits on mats facing a shrine with a deity murti and a banner reading ARULMIGHU TIRUVALLUR TV MALAI. Bottom left, a woman in dark clothes sits on a purple mat beside a small altar. Bottom right, a large figure in saffron-orange robes wearing a rudraksha mala sits on a red cushioned seat, with a brass lamp beside. The screen is seen from a room in front of it, and the scene shows a live online satsang session.2011-10-29November 18 20112011-11-18A photograph of a large video screen showing a multi-panel live video link of satsang gatherings in several locations. The main upper panel shows a group of people seated on a mat and floor in a white-walled hall with a small altar and a framed picture, including several people in white clothing and one person in a yellow top at left. A handwritten sign reading "ARUNACHALA TV MALAI" is held in front of the group. The lower-left panel shows a woman in red and a man seated on a blue mat beside a sign reading "VADODARA", and the lower-right panel shows a room with draped purple fabric, a shrine, and two seated people on pink cushions. A partial sign reading "PHIL" appears at the right edge. Visible people are seated on screen, and the sign text is printed on the screen-based panels.2011-11-08