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Poetry and music became almost identical at a very early stage; one of the scriptures is called a book of chants. Without music the Hindu life is impossible: it is necessary for wedding, for christening a child, for initiation, for amusement and for mourning, at birth and at death, for war and for peace. All music is but a beautiful expression of a heart full of youthful enthusiasm.