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A slide titled "Meditation Process For Manomaya Kosha" with three numbered instructions in dark red text on a white background. On the left, a sepia-toned photograph shows a smiling bare-chested man with a rudraksha-bead turban, a white tilak on his forehead, large hoop earrings, a beard, and layered gold ornate necklaces, seated before gold-carved ornate throne fabric. The slide instructs intense humming from the navel centre to break inner chatter. Probable Swamiji depicted on screen through his turban, rudraksha, gold necklaces and bare-chested presentation.

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