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A Zoom video call screenshot showing a gallery grid of about twelve participants, most in individual home settings with hands in anjali (prayer) gesture. One panel shows a small framed deity murti with a woman in red beside it. Another participant in a white top and rudraksha-free attire smiles, and a woman in a blue saree with a red bindi folds her hands. A woman in a red shawl and glasses sits on a sofa, and a woman in a green-and-gold patterned top is visible in another square. A participant with a yellow-framed highlight wears a jeweled gold headpiece and red-and-gold clothing. The Zoom window title bar and Windows taskbar frame the image. Participant name labels appear in the lower corners of each tile.

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KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 12/5/20202020-12-05 +1 copiesKAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 12/10/20202020-12-10KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 12/11/20202020-12-11A Zoom meeting screenshot shows a grid of about fifteen video tiles of participants at a KAILASA Toronto online event on 12/19/2020. Tiles show women and a few men in home settings, some wearing saris, white clothing and bindi. One tile shows a printed image of a seated figure in saffron-orange robes with a crown-like headdress, depicted as a portrait on a screen, not a physical person. Captions label participants by first names and locations such as Toronto, and a Zoom window bar appears at the top.2020-12-19 +1 copiesKAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 12/17/20202020-12-17KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 12/2/20202020-12-02A Zoom meeting screenshot showing a gallery grid of about sixteen video tiles from KAILASA Toronto, Canada, on 6 December 2020. Participants appear in home settings, many in white or light clothing; one woman in a teal outfit with red bindi presses her palms together, and one tile shows a woman in a red and gold ornate costume with a jewelled headpiece labelled Ma Nithya Lalitambika Ananda. Several tiles are named only by text labels, with two blank tiles reading Sivaayuda and Sri. A Zoom window bar and taskbar are visible at top and bottom.2020-12-06Screenshot of a Zoom meeting grid showing about ten participants in home settings, mostly women in white, purple, blue and teal clothing, several with bindis or long hair. In the centre row a small inset shows a painted or printed figure of a saffron-clad seated teacher with a tall orange turban, rudraksha-style beads and gold necklaces, seated in front of a black backdrop; a woman sits beside it. Another tile shows a framed photo of a seated figure in orange robes with gold ornaments. Name labels read Toronto Bhoovaneshwari, Premabhaktika, Aasha Parveen Singh, Ariyamalar Toronto, Christine Sadyojata Shivashakti, Sumathy's iPhone, Ma Nithya Kshiprapradsadinikananda, Purushoth, Kala, Toronto Shyamala Kanagasabay and An Trinh.2020-12-19A screenshot of a Zoom meeting grid showing about fifteen video tiles of participants, mostly women and some men, in home settings. Several tiles show people in white or cream clothing, one woman in a white top with a rudraksha-style necklace, and a woman in a dark outfit with a red bindi at lower right beside a tile captioned Nithya Premarupananda. One tile shows a woman in a gold crown and bridal-style jewelry labelled Ma Nithya Lalitambika Anandga. Several tiles show only printed names instead of video, and one shows a letter K on a brown square. A small portrait of a robed figure appears in one room background. No identification of a person is made from appearance.2020-12-11KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 12/12/20202020-12-12 +1 copiesKAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 12/4/20202020-12-04Screenshot of a Zoom meeting grid showing about a dozen video participants in home settings, including a woman in white with a red bindi, a woman in a blue top with hands folded, a woman in a teal saree with hands joined, and others. One tile shows a small seated figure in orange and gold with a tall orange headdress, placed beside a woman in orange, labelled as a photo of a deity or teacher. Several tiles show only name labels: Elilarasi Sivarajah, Usha, Kala, prakash, Madhu Pujari. The Windows taskbar and clock are visible at the bottom.2020-12-21