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Shri Krishna Puja 1990: Shri Mataji speaks about the music to be played by the musicians.

Below is a transcription of the relevant details. Now the last raga is Bhairavi has to be played under all traditional ways and is a raga that is in praise of the power of the Spirit, because it has such beautiful notes and notes which are its a complete sampurna, is a complete raga. All the twelve notes are in it. So you see it is such a complete raga and it has to be played in all due respect to it. Its a ragini, regarded as. Now as you know that the Heart Chakra has got twelve petals, and the Durga resides on the Heart Chakra. Now the Durgas qualities are that She is protective of Her children, Shes very gentle, very soft with Her children, and Shes extremely horrifying to the satanic people, to the negative people. So in this raga I think because there are, the notes are spaced out. So either you could play it slow or you could play it fast. Nothing in between. Thats why it is on a Durgas style. You see, either She is extremely gentle or She is extremely horrifying. So because She has a double function: is one to look after Her children, and another is protect Her children from the devils. So She has to be very quick about it, to fight them, and to, in every way to frighten them and to be alert about it. So in the second part you all became very alerted I saw. In the first part you were having a lullaby because it was the Mothers love that was playing. The second part you became alert, because She has to fight. Now, this is such a nice raga because it gives you a better sense of security within yourself, builds up sense of security, and also as you know medically that its important to build up this chakra because that gives you antibodies created. So to fight all the diseases, to fight all the foreign things which try to attack us. So this raga is so apt, absolutely apt for todays atmosphere and for todays need. That we hav e to have the security of the Mother and the protection of the Mother and that all the evil forces must be finished from this world, and thats how this raga has a very great significance and I thank him very much for playing this raga. This is, now the last five minutes he would like to play is the Bhairavi which is a complete raga as you can call it, is the complete purnima. All the notes are there. And it is played in various ways and various styles and is used for so many expressions of your feelings and thing. But in this also theres a beautiful song as you know, the Anhi Bhavani, is the one which is a song about the Mother Goddess. And in this Anhi Bhavani, I think there is a little mixture in the I dont know if it is absolutely pure Bhairavi or not. Shri Mataji asks musicians: It is to be played absolutely in Shuddha Bhairavi? (Shri Mataji and musicians discuss together a little then She asserts ) It should be played in pure Bhairavi this is the best way. Because Bhairavi is the name of the Goddess. You see the purity of it creates that feeling and that, I mean, it awakens that deity so that you get that effect with the Bhairavi. (Shri Mataji and musicians talk together then She continues ) Indian music has such a lot of freedom, such a lot of freedom. You can do what you like with it. But only thing is you have to keep to the ragas and you have to keep to the Swaras and everything. You cannot just go crazy from one to another like that. So it is like a big aeroplane which is going in the air with everything completely fixed properly. You see, so it can go anywhere. Unless and until its fixed, has its own maryadas it cannot go. So that has to be there. So first the ragas are built, and built in such a way they are absolutely perfect and then you can go wherever you feel like. Nothing will happen. (More discussion with musicians.) (Raga begins. Shri Mataji continues )

First, he will play all the twelve notes which are built in Bhairavi and then you will see how he keeps to that. He keeps to that Wow, wow! Its the Heart Chakra. Its the Heart Chakra of Shiva. (Musicians continue to play.) The surrendering, you see. Islam is surrender. Islam is the surrender. (Musicians continue to play.) Musician: In India it used to be different about thirty or forty years ago, this is the kind of music we used to have, when people would sit like you are, here, so nice, so beautiful, a family. Shri Mataji: Absolutely a family rapport. Musician: Absolutely Musician: You bring out that from us. Shri Mataji: You see what hes saying is this. You know I am such an old woman of sixty -seven years and I think of My childhood and also of My family. My father was a great, great connoisseur of music and he supported music, and musicians left and right, and we heard all the musicians because they would come to our house, stay with us and he would go all out to spend for them, pay for them; I mean, do all kinds of things. So in the family the music came in and then My sister took to music and everybody in family took to music quite a lot because of My father because he was fond of cricket and also of music very much. But the best part of it, what I am feeling, all the family would sit down and then My sister would sing or anybody, you see the rapport. Then he would give the, what you call, the impetus, he would give us the feelings of: Now, this is it now coming up. Theres such a rapport in the whole thing between the musician and all, and with such relaxation everybody appreciating it and just like waves after waves of a big ocean coming over and that sort of a thing it was. And then only you can enjoy music. But if you are worried about time, this, that we give up all that to listen to music. And even if you carry all that load with you, whats the use of listening to music? You have to come to music with all these things left out and then you really enjoy the whole thing. And that is what today I feel that our whole family of Sahaja Yogis are enjoying this rapport with him and enjoying the whole beauty of the whole music, its something so great. But see the surrendering, you just develop the feeling what you get out of it, you see like.

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