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A screenshot of an online video call gallery grid with about 22 tiles, each showing a participant's webcam or name placeholder. Most tiles show smiling adults in home settings with framed pictures and shelves behind them. One tile shows a man in a navy shirt beside a small figure in red and white holding a book. Another shows a woman in white with a garland-bearing figure nearby. One tile shows a deity murti with a crown and an ornate headdress. Several tiles carry name labels reading participant names. The collage shows a remote online satsang-style gathering rather than a physical event.

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Photo 82882502021-08-26A screenshot of an online video call gallery grid with roughly twenty small participant tiles, most showing people in home settings with their names in captions at the bottom of each tile. Several participants press their palms together in anjali greeting. One tile shows a participant in a bright orange turban and a red background, and another shows a figure at a wooden instrument. A tile labelled Premabhakta shows a woman in white, and a tile labelled Kailasa Chellappan Kumari shows a man in white with a shawl and garlands. Participants are seated in living rooms and prayer rooms, with a few framed pictures and a small deity image visible in some tiles.2021-09-05 +1 copiesKAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 11/13/20202020-11-13KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 11/13/20202020-11-13 +1 copiesKAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 8/2/20212021-08-02 +1 copiesA Zoom-style video call grid of about twenty participant tiles from a KAILASA Toronto online gathering. Many tiles show women in home settings, some with hands pressed in namaste. One woman wears a red top and clasps her hands before a sofa. A tile labelled "Ma Nithya Lalitambika Ananda" shows a woman with a gold forehead ornament and dark hair. Another tile at lower right shows a person in an orange-and-white head covering with a deity picture behind. Several tiles carry printed names such as "Paramamaya", "Purusoth", and "Kailasha Muniasamy Tiruchendur", with a chat overlay reading "THANK YOU TO EVERYUONE". Other tiles show a bookshelf, a framed deity image, and a home altar with lamps.2021-11-27 +1 copiesKAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 1/17/20222022-01-17 +3 copiesPhoto 82850052021-08-27 +1 copiesA Zoom meeting screenshot in gallery view showing a grid of about twenty participant tiles, most containing women in saris or everyday clothing in home settings. The top-left tile shows a woman with a hand to her chin, and one tile shows a woman in white clothes beside a dark wooden door. A few tiles show plain name labels instead of video, including names such as Sobi Ragunathan and Mahes Kumaran. One tile in the third row shows a framed image of a man with a black turban and beard, labelled Mehala Cuddalore, and another tile shows a garlanded deity murti beside a participant in the bottom-right corner. Zoom controls and a Windows taskbar appear along the bottom edge, with the timestamp 9:43 PM and date 8/17/21 in the corner.2021-08-17 +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.2020-11-28May 29 20222022-05-29A screenshot of a Zoom video gathering grid of about twenty participant tiles, mostly people seen from home rooms. Several participants wear saffron, red or white clothing and some show bindi or vibhuti markings. One tile shows a woman with a yellow-and-orange turban and ornate jewellery labelled as Ma Nithya Lalitambika Ananda. A tile labelled Ma Nithya Dhanswarananda Sithamparana shows a shrine with a seated figure. Other tiles show a purple-clad woman, a seated elderly woman in a pink top, and an orange-framed screen with a deity picture. Many tiles display only display names, and tile names are not treated as identifying faces.2021-11-27 +1 copies