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Is it wrong for me to feel bad when I listen to movie songs often? I mean in hindsight my mind says you’re letting your vital take over blah blah blah but it’s just me enjoying the song and dancing to it. My music’s genre is crazy. I adore and soak in the Bhakthi songs, ragas, flute music and I know how to dance and enjoy the movie songs too. So what’s your view on this?Β πŸŽΆπŸŽ΅πŸŽ§πŸ“»

It is natural at a certain stage for those endowed with bhakti to cry at certain songs that suggest beautiful love. It means that love moves you deeply. The soul is very near the emotional centre and hence emptional responses get triggered by inner pressure and outer stimulus making it overwhelming, to put it bit technically.

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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