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A seated congregation in a hall with wooden chairs and red cushions, many with eyes closed in meditation. Foreground devotees wear orange robes, rudraksha malas and white forehead markings. Behind them men in white shirts and dhotis sit with red shawls, and a shirtless man with a red shawl and rudraksha malas sits center left. A bald man with a white cloth wrap and rudraksha malas sits on the right, and a man with long hair wears a red shawl. A water cooler stands at the top right.

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