Bhavik Haria

And now me and my cousins...

We all enjoy listening to bhajans.

Oh, that's a great question.

I think what smells would be like the agarbati, the incense, for sure.

I think thoughts would like just just feeling that devotion and the energy and we say power of like the love, you know, everyone was there for to sing.

You know, there was no other agenda just to be present and just to share.

BHAJANS SING

Govinda Bolo Hari Gopal Bolo Govinda Bolo

So the love for me grew from beginning to understand what they mean and how powerful they are.

Diving deeper into what these bhajans mean, I think, has enhanced my love for it.

It's made it deeper and it's created this beautiful connection, which I now have the honour of sharing.

In some ways, I think bhajans and slash music is medicine.

I think it's a great way to pause, to reflect and

I think it's a great way to stay connected with your heritage, with your faith, with your religion.

And that's whether you're religious or spiritual.

So you don't have to be religious.

Having that connection with coming with understanding what they mean, having that connection is really, really beautiful.

So I think it's something that we all need to keep up.

Otherwise, for generations to come, it will fade away.

I'm not religious.