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Outdoor evening satsang at dusk on bare ground. A raised stage under a blue and white canopy with floral garlands along its edge holds a small seated figure in orange at the far end, with a flower-decorated platform in front. A long red carpet runs from the stage down the centre aisle, flanked by a green mat. Rows of seated devotees in white shirts and trousers, saris in orange, purple and blue, and white kurtas fill the right side under tall stage lights and black speaker columns. A banner with Tamil script hangs at the stage left. The stage figure is too small and distant to confirm identity, so no candidate is claimed.

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