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A standing man with long swept-back black hair and a red bindi wears a rust-orange sanyasi wrap with gold-bordered yellow cloth at the waist and a thick orange rudraksha-style bead mala with large gold beads. He stands with hands pressed together at chest level in a respectful gesture, in front of deep maroon curtains. To the right, a golden throne-like structure is decorated with red, yellow and green flower garlands. In the lower foreground, a blurred shaved-headed priest with a white forehead band sits bowed. The attire and cues match the a person appearance profile, and the page places him at a morning satsang.

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