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Graphic collage on a gold background titled Kailasa Los Angeles 46th Avatara Dinotsava Celebrations, showing naivedyam and prasadam donation to homeless shelters. Left panel: a man in white with a rudraksha mala and a woman in an apron and face mask stand by a steel counter holding foil-covered trays. Center panel: two smiling women stand before cabinets holding foil trays on a cardboard box marked Kailasa Los Angeles. Right panel: a framed painting of a saffron-robed sage beside a red-clad goddess, with a small framed certificate, a leaf garland and foil food trays on a table below. Bottom caption explains the food feeds a few hundred people daily.

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A gold-bordered graphic with two framed photographs under the heading "KAILASA LOS ANGELES 46TH AVATARA DINOTSAVA CELEBRATIONS". Left photo: two women with palms pressed together in namaste before a framed picture of a long-haired man in saffron robes with rudraksha beads, beside a deity image of a red-clad goddess; a tray of food sits on a table below a paper garland. Right photo: a bald man in white and a woman in a green jacket stand in a kitchen, hands in anjali, beside a counter holding bags of grain and a bottle, with a third person in a patterned shawl. Footer text describes naivedyam and prasadam donated to local homeless shelters and food banks.2022-12-19Two-panel graphic on a gold textured background announcing Kailasa Los Angeles 46th Avatara Dinotsava celebrations, with a caption about naivedyam and prasadam donated to local homeless shelters and food banks. Left panel: a man in a blue t-shirt with rudraksha mala and a woman in a mask and apron stand behind a blue cart holding aluminum trays of food and a tray of fresh fruit. Right panel: a man in a white chef jacket and cap stands by a stainless steel kitchen counter holding a tray of oranges, while a smiling man with white vibhuti on his forehead, glasses, white clothing and rudraksha malas takes a selfie beside trays of prasadam.2022-12-19December 19 20222022-12-19A graphic slide with a golden-yellow background titled "KAILASA LOS ANGELES 46TH AVATARA DINOTSAVA CELEBRATIONS" and a small emblem at top left. It shows two photographs side by side. On the left, two foil trays hold a creamy dish topped with diced yellow and orange pieces and green garnish. On the right, a buffet line on a teal cloth holds four steel chafing trays of rice with vegetables, a dark brown bean or chickpea curry, a mixed vegetable dish, and a brown lentil or sweet preparation, with four steel serving spoons in front. Bottom caption reads that naivedyam and prasadam offerings are being donated to local homeless shelters and food banks, feeding a few hundred people daily. No people are visible.2022-12-19December 19 20222022-12-19December 19 20222022-12-19A graphic poster with a gold-textured border and a framed photograph of a temple shrine in a plain tiled hall. A large gilded throne with red cushioned backing holds a painted figure of a seated man in orange-red robes with a crown-like headdress, rudraksha-style beads and a long garland. Dozens of brass and steel plates of naivedyam food, fruits and sweets are arranged on the floor and on a low table, with red cloth underneath. A small deity figure in red and white sits in a niche at left, and a banner hangs at upper right. The poster heading and footer announce the 46th Avatara Dinotsava celebrations and the 251 naivedyam offering.2022-12-19December 19 20222022-12-19A graphic collage on a gold textured background showing Kailasa Houston 46th Avatara Dina Maha Utsava celebrations. Four photographs display a large seated statue of a bearded figure in orange and saffron robes with a flower garland, behind rows of white bowls and banana-leaf-style plates of naivedyam food offerings laid on a green cloth. In one photo a man in white dhoti and bare upper body holds up a lit lamp before the statue. Several panels show only the arranged food and no physical people. The bottom text reads special 515 naivedyam food offerings. No physical people are visible beyond the one officiant.2022-12-19December 19 20222022-12-19 +1 copiesA large food-service tent serving annadan at a KAILASA event. Several women in white saris and white hairnets stand at steel pots and silver-tone serving trays, ladling food. A long red-and-white banner overhead shows a smiling figure in saffron-orange robes and a headwrap beside mountain peaks and the word KAILASA, with the text 'Serving the Divine Progress' below. Behind them, a deity murti sits on a shelf. A woman in a yellow top and white dupatta stands at left, and a woman in a white sari with red shawl at right holds a silver serving tray. Several other people in white garments are visible in the background.2024-02-01February 01 20242024-02-01