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A seated satsang audience in a hall with a white draped ceiling and a dark curtained stage. On the stage, two men in orange robes sit near a microphone stand; one has a shaved head. In the foreground, several men in white clothes sit on orange mats, one on a striped blue and red mat with Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam lettering. Women in white saris with yellow borders sit on the floor and in chairs at the right, and a projection screen hangs on the back wall. The people visible number around thirty.

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