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A photograph of a gated entrance with a decorated white-chalk kolam on the paved driveway in front of a black wrought-iron gate. A large printed banner hangs on the gate showing a smiling figure in an orange turban and orange robes against a warm orange background, with Tamil text above and the words "Shiva Yoga" and "life bliss program · Level 1" below. The banner is a depiction on printed material, and no people are visible. A house number plate reading 32 is on the white pillar beside a flowering plant.
Photo 162 of 176 from 2 February 2014

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