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A screenshot of a Zoom video call gallery showing a grid of about twenty participant tiles, many with small name labels such as Toronto Shyamala Kanagasa, Premaba, Showaltee R, Mahes Kumaran, Dr. Nirmala Sivaji, Madhu Pujari, Ana Weise, Shakunthaladevi D, Ma Nithya Lakshmi Ambika, An Trinh and Rajesh H. Several tiles show people seated in homes, one in an orange robe, and some show a shrine or a framed deity picture behind the participant. One tile shows a deity image, and another shows a figure in orange with a crown. The Zoom window shows a 6:00 AM timestamp dated 2020-12-16 in the taskbar.

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KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 12/24/20202020-12-24KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 12/12/20202020-12-12KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 12/22/20202020-12-22Screenshot 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.2020-12-21A screenshot of a Zoom Meeting gallery view showing a grid of about fifteen video tiles of online participants, many with home backgrounds. A taskbar shows a 2020-12-15 timestamp. One tile shows a small framed deity image on a shrine, another shows a colourful Sri Yantra graphic on a phone screen, and one shows a figure in an orange and gold cap and clothing in a framed picture. Several participants press palms together in greeting. Tile labels include names such as Toronto - Ma Lilian Mustaf, Dr Nirmala Sivaji, and Ma Nithya Lalitamoka Ananda. The camera is a screen capture, so people are shown only on screens.2020-12-15KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 11/30/20202020-11-30 +1 copiesKAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 12/4/20202020-12-04A screenshot of a Zoom video call grid showing about twenty participants in small tiles, mostly women and some older men, in indoor home settings. Several wear saris and traditional attire; one tile shows a woman in a blue sari near the top, another in a white sari. Some tiles show names overlaid beneath participants, and a few tiles are blank or show only a name label. No a person candidate is visible. The window displays a Windows taskbar with a clock reading 9:34 PM and the date 2020-12-06.2020-12-06A screenshot of a Zoom video call gridded with about fifteen participant tiles, most showing people at home in ordinary indoor rooms, many with hands pressed in anjali mudra. Several participants wear white, teal, purple or dark clothing; one woman in a white top with a pendant is at upper left-center, and a woman in a teal top with a red bindi appears at lower right. One tile shows a small framed deity murti with a red cloth, and another tile shows a central tile of a deity or saint figure in orange and gold seated on a peetha, which is a printed image rather than a physical person. Tile names are visible under the faces, and the window's taskbar and clock show 6:01 AM.2020-12-05A screenshot of a Zoom meeting grid showing about a dozen participant video tiles, mostly women in white or dark clothing, many with hands in anjali mudra or seated in home settings. One tile shows a small framed image of a deity murti beside a participant. Several tiles display only names in plain text, such as Tara, Elilarasi Sivarajah, prakash and Kala. Lower-left tile shows a man in orange and saffron robes with a turban beside a seated participant, appearing to be a screen depiction of a saffron-clad figure. The window bar reads Zoom Meeting with a Windows taskbar and clock showing 6:00 AM on 2020-12-01.2020-12-01KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 12/17/20202020-12-17Screenshot of a Zoom video call grid titled KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA, showing about twenty participant tiles of people at home. Several tiles show people in white or patterned clothing, some with hands pressed together or eyes closed, and one woman in a red-and-gold ceremonial costume with a headdress. A few tiles show only names on dark backgrounds, and one tile shows a small framed picture of a bearded man in saffron robes on a shelf in the corner of a participant's room, which is a depiction rather than a live person. The window toolbar and taskbar are visible at the bottom.2020-12-02