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Following their dip on the most auspicious day, newly purified sadhus, or holy
men, return en masse to their camp for prayer and a pageant of ascetic fervor,
including voluntary nudity, smearing of the body with ash and, for some, a
flaunting of their lifelong refusal to cut their hair.
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