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A large seated congregation fills a hall at a KAILASA gathering, with many people in white kurta-style clothing and some in saffron, orange and red shawls or scarves. Men sit close together facing forward, some with vermilion tilaks on their foreheads and some wearing rudraksha or bead necklaces. Behind them a red and gold draped backdrop and a projection screen are visible. No single presenter is clearly identifiable in the frame, and the crowd appears attentive, seated for a program such as satsang or darshan.

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