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Photo of a night satsang with a seated figure on a cushioned beige chair draped in an orange-saffron cloth, wearing a long orange-brown garment, a thick beaded orange-brown necklace with gold accents, and a white forehead band. The seated figure has long dark hair and is smiling with one hand raised to the face. A gold-toned lion or ornate statue and a floral garland of yellow, red and purple flowers appear at right. Devotees in white and saffron robes sit and move on the floor below, a man at left presses his palms together, and a video camera on a tripod is visible behind. Bright string lights glow in the dark background. Swamiji (probable): the seated figure's long hair, saffron clothing and ornate beaded necklace, shown during the satsang.

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