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A screenshot of a video call gallery grid showing about 17 video tiles of women and a few men in home settings, many with name labels such as Prasanna Kumar, Bharat Patel, Christine Sadyapadham, Sujatha Dasi, Ariamalar and Kalkarlakshmi. Several participants wear saffron, white or cream tops and some display rudraksha or pendant jewellery. One central tile shows a deity image or altar with a red and gold backdrop. Other tiles show people with hands pressed in namaste and smiling faces. The grid suggests a Diwali online satsang session, with a green tile labelled yogamalar and a small green S logo tile at the bottom.

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KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 11/13/20202020-11-13A screenshot of a video conference grid showing about sixteen small tiles of participants, mostly women, many wearing saris or traditional clothing in colours such as red, pink and white. Several tiles show home interiors with framed pictures and shelves behind them. Participant name labels appear at the bottom of each tile, and a green tile shows a letter S avatar with a name label reading yogamalar.2020-11-13A screenshot of a video conference gallery grid with many small participant tiles, mostly women in front of home backgrounds. Several participants are seen with palms pressed together in anjali mudra, and one wears a red-and-gold sari. Tile labels include names such as Karpagavalli, Kala, Ma Ivane and K6-CAN-Ma Lillian, and one tile shows a space image of Earth. No event details are readable beyond the participant names.2020-11-13A screenshot of a video-call gallery grid showing roughly two dozen participant tiles from an online Diwali session. Tiles show people in home settings, some with framed deity pictures or a small altar visible behind them. Labels read names such as Romagavany's iPhone, Sumathy's iPhone and Ali Cenlajan Markaram, and one tile shows a portrait of a person on a wall. Several participants wear sarees or traditional clothing in bright colours, and one man in a white shirt sits near the centre.2020-11-13 +2 copiesKAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 11/13/20202020-11-13KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 1/17/20222022-01-17 +3 copiesKAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 9/2/20212021-09-02Photo 82897892021-11-27 +1 copiesA screenshot of a video conference gallery grid showing about sixteen participant tiles, mostly women in saris and salwar kameez in home settings. Name labels read MY--Devikarani Iyrapatham, A17 Yogamalar, K7 - EU - Simeon Wallmeroth, S. Vimalan, Mohini Lata, Slesha Dalvi, Lea Khoury, TN Rajeswari, Mu Simla Gopal, C A Shakunthaladevi Dayalingam, A13 Teng Han Gan, A13- Ooi Sally, CA Dhaneswarananda, A13vijaya ramayah, Ma Nithya Dharmadhara Ananda, Savitri, Rajarajeswary and Premabhadrika. One tile shows a small deity murti with a red cloth beside a woman with a bindi, and another shows a framed deity picture. The room visible in some tiles has framed pictures and a murti shrine. Participants are on camera individually, so the count is 2-5 visible physical people on screen.2021-08-17 +1 copiesA screenshot of a Zoom video call grid showing about 24 participant tiles, mostly women in home settings. The top-centre tile labelled Dayamayi Swami shows a woman in dark clothing with a red bindi in front of an orange-gold backdrop with small deity images. Other tiles show women with hands pressed in greeting, a tile with a seated figure in saffron-coloured cloth in a home shrine, and several tiles showing only printed names on black backgrounds. Zoom toolbar icons for Mute, Start Video, Security, Participants, Chat, Share Screen, Record and Leave appear at the bottom.2021-09-27Photo 82877972021-11-27 +1 copiesA grid of twenty video-call tiles from a Zoom-style online gathering, with a label reading Premabhaktika in the top-left corner. Participants sit in home rooms with framed pictures and shelves. One tile shows a man in a red-and-gold turban and dark jacket seated at a desk. Another shows a person in saffron and ornate red-gold robes with a rudraksha-style garland, seated before flowers and a lit lamp, labelled Chandravimalaa Ma Nithya. Other tiles show women in saris and cardigans, a smiling man in a blue shirt, and a woman beside a shrine with deity murtis and a lit lamp. The arrangement shows a remote devotional session, not a physical gathering.2020-11-28