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A large seated congregation of devotees fills a bright hall, most sitting cross-legged on red mats. Women in saris and salwar in blue, teal, green, orange, maroon and yellow dominate the foreground, several wearing rudraksha malas and bangles. A woman at the lower left wears a grey top with a rudraksha mala, and a woman at the right wears a yellow sari with a mala. Behind them, men in white kurtas and white ritual clothing sit among the crowd, and golden decorations and painted panels line the back wall. The atmosphere suggests satsang or darshan.

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