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Indoor satsang hall during an evening session on 18 October 2015, with a digital clock showing 8:04. A seated figure on the far right wears a saffron robe and a garland of white flowers, has long white hair and a white beard, and sits with hands clasped on a red-cushioned chair. Several saffron-robed elders sit in white chairs; one in an orange turban raises folded hands, another wears an orange turban and a garland, and others wear garlands. A young man in white dhoti and shawl bows forward holding a small tray. In the foreground, seated devotees wear white, a woman in a teal sari with a tilak sits, and a man in a grey shirt sits at left. A framed devotional picture hangs on the wall behind, and a No Photography sign is visible.

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