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Four women sit cross-legged on a white stage in front of a red draped backdrop with white and gold swags, singing satsang in a group performance. Each wears a red-orange sari with gold borders, rudraksha malas and white vibhuti marks on the forehead. Three have microphones on stands; one at center in a saffron-orange sari with a wooden rosary-style mala holds a sheaf of printed papers and reads. A brass oil lamp stands at the left edge. The woman at right gestures with an open hand. Sheets of paper and a wooden rack rest on the stage.

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