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A healing darshan in an indoor hall. A seated man in an orange robe with long dark hair swept back and a white forehead marking rests his right hand on the shoulder of a small boy in a red t-shirt, who is held by a bald man in a white shirt with a purple lanyard. Behind them a younger man in orange, wearing a rudraksha mala, looks on, and two attendants in white shirts with orange shawls and beaded malas stand at the back. A desk fan, a red curtain and a small table with books and pamphlets are visible, and a woman in the foreground watches. The orange-robed seated figure has long hair, an orange wrap and a rudraksha mala, matching visible cues, so this is a probable Swamiji in person during the sarvadarshan healing.

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