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Photograph of a projected video screen showing a group session in a room with cream walls and cream curtains, labelled with the banner "HOUSTON AADHEENAM" across the top. Around a dozen seated devotees, mostly in white, grey and striped clothing, sit on the floor with their hands pressed together in prayer. A standing woman in white robes and a yellow shawl with a long necklace raises her hand at the back of the room, and a figure in orange clothing and a red turban sits near her.

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September 26 20152015-09-26June 06 20162016-06-06A screen display, photographed, showing a group of about a dozen people seated in a room during a video link. The header reads "Los Angeles Aadheenam" and the footer reads "LA-Arunachala". Seated on red mats and chairs, people wear white, grey and red clothing; several wear red shawls and rudraksha malas. In the foreground a man in white with a red shawl sits with hands folded. Behind them are rows of maroon chairs, bookshelves and a small deity murti near a speaker stand.2015-08-23September 16 20122012-09-16A photograph of a large screen showing a live satsang feed. The main frame shows a group of devotees seated on the floor of a home room, many with rudraksha malas and white or cream kurtas. A seated man in a cream kurta and white dhoti at front holds a small book near a brass bell and a silver puja tray. Women in saffron, teal and navy saris sit beside him, one with hands in anjali. A framed portrait with marigold garlands and yellow flowers shows a woman in orange, and a handwritten sign reads Houston Kalahasti. In the lower right inset, a man in orange robes sits before a gold patterned backdrop. A wall display and a clock are visible in the room.2013-01-13September 16 20122012-09-16A photograph of a television or monitor screen showing a group gathering in a bright room with cream walls and red triangular pennants bearing a gold emblem. A large framed deity murti with a golden arch stands on a pedestal behind the group, with an orange-clad figure standing beside it. A banner reads AADHEENAM at top. Around thirty people sit and stand on the floor; several men wear white dhotis and shirts, a bearded man in white has beads around his neck, and a woman wears a teal top. Some women wear sarees and men wear white kurtas. The people appear to be on a live video link displayed on the screen, and the screen itself is a physical object in the foreground.2016-07-30August 22 20152015-08-22August 28 20162016-08-28A photograph of a large display screen showing a live video-conference feed of a group seated indoors with palms pressed together in namaste. A printed banner at top reads Houston Kalahasti, and a caption at bottom reads Houston-Umesh. Several people wear white, one woman wears a purple saree, another a green top with blue shawl, and a man at right wears an orange garment. Yellow walls, a window with blinds and a potted plant sit behind them. The people appear on a screen, not physically present in the room.2013-07-22A photograph of a screen showing a live video feed titled "Los Angeles Aadheenam" with the caption "LA-Arunachala" at the bottom. On the feed, a group of about a dozen people sit on red mats and meditation cushions in a bright room with rows of maroon chairs, several in white clothing and some wearing mala beads. A woman in a pink top and red shawl sits in the foreground beside a woman in a blue mala and white top. A small inset in the lower right corner shows a figure in a red turban and gold ornate background, a depiction rather than a clearly identifiable living person.2015-08-22 +1 copiesA photograph of a monitor displaying a multi-panel video conference grid, with the Vidyo software toolbar along the top. Five video panels show groups seated on floors and in halls; one panel shows a shrine with a red backdrop, a gold deity murti and a floral garland, with seated devotees in white and pastel clothing. Another panel shows a table with a small white nameplate reading HOUSTON in front of a cake or offering decorated with a garland. The visible people are seated on screens rather than physically present, so the count reflects the people on the monitor.2011-02-13