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A seated group of devotees in white ritual clothes with saffron-orange shawls and rudraksha malas, many holding small glass cups or vessels to their foreheads during a meditative ritual. A man in the centre-right with a short beard and closed eyes holds a small glass to his brow, while a woman on the right and others in the background perform the same gesture. Some wear gold necklaces and bangles. A patterned mat lies on the floor and chairs are visible in the background. The seated participants are the only people visible, and no one appears to be a distinctive presiding figure.

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May 9t 2017May 09 20172017-05-09May 09 20172017-05-09May 09 20172017-05-09May 09 20172017-05-09May 09 20172017-05-09May 03 20172017-05-03May 09 20172017-05-09July 02 20172017-07-02 +1 copiesJuly 07 20152015-07-07 +2 copiesA seated group of devotees in an indoor hall performs a meditative gesture, each touching a finger to the forehead between the eyebrows. Men wear white dhotis with yellow or orange borders, rudraksha malas and gold bracelets; several have bare upper bodies and orange shawls. A woman in white with glasses and a red shawl sits at left, and a man at right wears a red-maroon turban. Others in white and cream saris and kurtas sit in the foreground. A black board with white lettering hangs on the back wall above the crowd, and a white pillared stage area lies behind them. No single figure is clearly identifiable as a person.2017-08-15May 09 20172017-05-09