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When Indian Musicians Play A Raga It's Very Restrictive. But, In A Way These Restraints Are Essential To Liberate Yourself Through Them, If That Makes Sense. I'm Very Much Of This School Of Rhythm, It's The Direction I'm Drawn In When I'm Writing And Improvising.

Spirituality Is Worthless If It's Not Practical. Music Is My Work. I Am A Musician.

If I Can Get Out Of The Way, If I Can Be Pure Enough, If I Can Be Selfless Enough, And If I Can Be Generous And Loving And Caring Enough To Abandon What I Have In My Own Preconceived Silly Notions Of What I Think I Am - And Become Truly Who In Fact I Am, Which Is Really Just Another Child Of God - Then The Music Can Really Use Me. And Therein Lies My Fulfillment. That's When The Music Starts To Happen.

Music Speaks From Spirit To Spirit And In That Sense You Could Call It A True Spiritual Language.

I Was Dealing With A Lot Of Spiritual Questions Like "who Am I?" "what Is God" "what Is The Meaning Of Life?" All Of These Questions That I Think We Can Either Face Head On Or Choose To Ignore, It's Up To Us.