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A man stands barefoot on a white platform beside a whiteboard on a stand, speaking during a satsang. He wears a rust-red robe with gold-striped border, a long rudraksha mala draped across his chest, and a red bindi. Red marker writing on the whiteboard reads partially as 'my' and 'inca'. Behind him is a gold arched frame with a green silk backdrop and a blue draped cloth, flanked by gilded deity murtis: a central figure in a gold crown with red trim and jewelled necklace, a figure with a red turban on the left, and a figure in a red and gold headdress on the right. A rainbow-striped mat lies at his feet. The man appears to be Swamiji (probable), identified by the rudraksha mala and rust-red robe with a long-haired presentation during the discourse.

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