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A graphic announcement for the KAILASA Los Angeles Guru Purnima event on 7/4/2020, set on a plain white background with two centred text blocks separated by small golden lotus ornaments. The top block gives the 5:00 pm PST Guru Mudi Offering instructions, asking participants to have a coconut, white cloth and a handful of raw white rice ready. The lower block lists a 5:30 pm PST Guru Poornima live celebration from Bidadi with Padapooja, followed by Satsang, Thulabaram, Darbar and more celebrations. No physical people are shown.

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