In Lotus Sutra, Chapter 2, Sakyamuni says that dancing or
playing music as an offer is a good thing to do.
"If any persons, in stupas and mausoleums,
To jeweled images and painted images.
With flowered and perfumed banners and canopies
And with deferential thoughts make offerings,
Or if they cause others to make music,
Beating drums and blowing horns and conchs,
Or sounding flutes, of many reeds or of only one,
And lyres, mounted on stands or not,
And lutes and cymbals,
Producing many fine sounds like these
And holding them all up as offerings;
Or if with joyful thought
They sing hymns of praise To the excellences of the Buddha,
Producing so much as one tiny sound, they Have all achieved the
Buddha Path."
So, I will try finding something by Ravi Shankar, the "problem" is
that he is hinduist not budist... but I will keep trying.
Thanks for your attention.
Nam-Myoho-Rengue-Kyo
