The atmosphere during the Chavadi celebrations was incredibly festive and filled with devotional energy. As detailed in Chapter 37, when it was time for the Chavadi procession, a bhajan group would assemble at the Masjid and perform until midnight. Devotees would bring instruments like cymbals, wooden clappers, and drums, raising a 'storm of bhajan.' The entire area was decorated with lit torches in the courtyard, arches and garlands at the crossroads, and flags fluttering high. A decorated palanquin and mace-bearers shouting slogans of victory added to the grand, celebratory mood.
What was the atmosphere like during the Chavadi celebrations?
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