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A dense audience of devotees seated in rows of dark red chairs inside a hall, listening attentively to a satsang discourse. Women in colourful saris dominate the front rows: a woman in a maroon sari with gold border, a woman in a teal sari with red border, a woman in a magenta sari, and a woman in a mustard sari; several wear gold necklaces and bangles. A young girl in a red and gold sari sits in front. Men in white shirts and dhotis sit at the back. At the far right edge, a woman in a white sari with an orange border and rudraksha beads sits near the front. No a person candidate is visibly identifiable in the frame.

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