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A large seated audience of mostly women fills a hall with green mats, attending what appears to be a programme session. Many wear white or cream saris with coloured borders, along with yellow, orange, lavender and green saris, and several have name badges clipped to their clothing. Most sit cross-legged or on the floor, watching forward with calm attention, some with hands folded or resting in their laps. A banner on the upper left shows the a person.org website and product text including DVD, ACD, tapes and gift articles. No speaker or dais is clearly in frame, and the audience numbers roughly several dozen people.

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