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In the context of ancient Indian traditions, 'Samānam' (Samāna) is best described as:
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- 1A strict ascetic vow that forbids looking at icons of deities.
- 2A specialized domestic ritual performed exclusively during a solar eclipse.
- 3A social festival or gathering involving singing, dancing, and games to celebrate community life.✓
- 4A private meditative practice performed alone in deep forests.
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A social festival or gathering involving singing, dancing, and games to celebrate community life.
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