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A photograph of women seated cross-legged on a floor in orange saris with maroon borders, sitting in meditation or attentive stillness. The woman in front right wears rudraksha beads and a red bindi, with hands resting in her lap. Beside her, another woman in an orange sari with maroon border and a bead mala sits with hands clasped. Further left, women in orange and red attire sit in similar postures. In the background a person in orange stands near a wooden lectern with a laptop. No identifiable a person depiction is visible; the people are shown in devotee or disciple roles.

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