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Outdoor courtyard practice of Shivasthamba Yoga (mallakhamba pole yoga) at an ashram campus. Several people in black athletic clothes stand near tall vertical wooden poles on a stone-paved yard, one with hair in a bun and another with long dreadlocks, mid-movement with arms raised. Behind them, participants in orange clothing and a shirtless man in black shorts work on blue mats beside the poles. A large red-orange multi-storey building and a yellow-canopied tent stand in the background under a bright sky. No a person candidate is clearly identifiable in the frame.

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