How did the sounds and visual spectacle of the Chavadi procession create a festive environment?

The description in Chapter 37 paints a rich picture of a grand celebration. The soundscape began with a 'storm of bhajan' at the Masjid, featuring cymbals, drums, and bells. As the procession started, this was augmented by horns and trumpets. Visually, the spectacle was immense, with many rows of lamps illuminating the area, torches shining on all sides, and fireworks like 'Nale' and 'Chandrajyoti' lighting up the night. The path itself was decorated with arches, garlands (toranas), and high-flying flags, while mace-bearers shouted slogans of victory, all combining to create a magnificent and joyous devotional event.