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A large crowd of devotees seated closely together at a satsang or Guru Purnima gathering. In the centre-left, a short-haired woman in a beige sari with a red bindi and white forehead markings looks forward, wearing a dark beaded pendant necklace and a small earring. Around her, many women wear orange-red garments with rudraksha malas and white tilak markings on their foreheads. Men in white dhotis and bare or white-clad upper bodies sit in the background. The image is shallow-focus with foreground figures softly blurred.

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