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A group of about ten people sit in a plain white-walled hall with a thatched roof and large windows, all wearing white blindfold-style bands across their eyes. Several sit cross-legged on striped woven mats in red, green and blue, while others sit on blue plastic chairs. A woman in a red blouse and white sari sits in front, and a man in a saffron-orange robe sits at the right edge near a pillar. Water bottles and a black bag sit on the floor. The scene appears to be a guided meditation or eye-covered practice session.

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