Raj Korbilku

I'm attending a jam in Birmingham.

The musicians are on stage.

There's amazing energy in the room.

Around 200 people, all with hands in the air, singing along in a state of euphoria.

Many of them are out of their seats dancing, and you can see why this has really taken on to young people.

Religious songs accompanied by huge energy and vitality, something you probably wouldn't have seen generations before.

But all that euphoria begins with some calm.

When I came to the Birmingham concert, you started with some meditation.

I was looking around and everybody was just so into it.

Everybody had their eyes closed.

They were listening to you.

They were following your instructions.

You're on stage.

You're seeing hundreds, if not thousands of people in front of you.

They've got their eyes closed.

They're immersed in what you're saying in your music.

How does that feel?

So you're there with gratitude?

Yes.

Gauri sings at her temple, teaches music and performs concerts to audiences that sometimes number in the thousands.