A bhajan is a devotional song in the Indian spiritual tradition, often sung in praise of a deity or to express love and devotion. These songs are typically simple in melody and lyrics, making them accessible for people of all ages to participate. Bhajans are commonly performed in group settings, such as during religious gatherings or festivals, and can be accompanied by instruments like the harmonium or tabla. The practice of singing bhajans is an important aspect of Hindu worship and can also be found in other Indian religions, such as Sikhism and Jainism. Bhajans serve to create a sense of community and spiritual connection among participants, fostering an atmosphere of devotion and peace.