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September 15 2012

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A photograph of a large monitor showing a grid of about a dozen video-call tiles, each a participant's home or meeting room in a different city. Tiles show people seated on floors and sofas, some holding handmade paper signs naming locations such as Twin Lakes, Hartford USA, Austin, Houston South West, Blochmont, Bangalore, Calgary Amarnath, Paris, Abu Dhabi UAE and Chennai. Several participants wear white, orange or red clothing, one older man in a white shirt sits beside a framed portrait, and a woman in a blue top sits at a desk. A timestamp reads 3:13 am BST and 8:14 pm MDT. No event speaker is clearly visible on the monitor, so no individual is identified.2012-09-05September 07 20122012-09-07 +1 copiesA photograph of a large display screen showing a grid of video-conference feeds from satsang groups in different locations. Tiles show small groups of people seated in homes and halls: a seated group in red and white clothing in one corner, three women in pink and red saris seated on a cushioned floor in the centre, and a group in green, pink and white clothing seated on the floor in Richmond Hill, Canada. A tile labelled Wellington, New Zealand Satsang shows a man in white with a red shawl beside a woman in white seated before flowers and a small altar. Handwritten signs read DEVON-UK, SAN DIEGO TIRU-ALAVAI, MUSKOKA CANADA and SHARAN. Participants are mostly seated with hands folded in meditation or devotion.2013-01-12July 31 20162016-07-31 +1 copiesMarch 08 20132013-03-08 +1 copiesPhoto 11730083July 19 20122012-07-19 +1 copiesA photograph of a large display screen showing a video conference grid of many small tiles, each a live feed from a different ashram or centre. Tiles carry location labels such as NPM Dubai, NPM Vancouver, NPM Nagpur, NSC Westminster Colorado, NSC Grasse, NSC Budapest, Perth Australia, Oklahoma City, and a person tile names like Nayanadeeksha Ni... and Ma Nithya Achalan. Feeds show seated groups of devotees in rooms, a woman in a red top at top left, and a bottom-left tile with a smiling man in an orange and red turban and saffron clothing. The people shown are on screens, not physically present; the physical people in the room are only partially visible at the bottom edge. The scene looks like a remote satsang or online meditation session.2017-02-12 +1 copiesNovember 09 20142014-11-09 +1 copiesJuly 11 20162016-07-11June 07 20142014-06-07 +1 copiesDraft:Hindu Parliament Pure Vegetarianism2020-11-14 +1 copies