Indian music, with roots going back thousands of years to the Vedic times, is developed in the courts, temples and villages of India. Indian classical music can be found from the ancient scriptures of the Hindu tradition, the Vedas. Samaveda, one of the four vedas, describes music at length. The Temple Song is a rare blend of indian temple music and western music. It has beautiful music and meaningful lyrics that combines love and worship in a single song. The conveys the message that love is the "true worship". It also has a prayer where the worshipper surrenders his ego to the Lord, seeking His protection and grace at all times. Thus the meaning of the lyrics is love each other and be humble (by surrendering ego and hatred) by praying for God's blessings. The culture of India refers collectively to the thousands of distinct and different cultures of various religions, tribes and communities. Indian Music cultures have such a wealth of ancient rich heritage. The popular modern Indian music is a wonderful combination of World Music, Eastern Music, Arabian Music, Middle Eastern Music, Upbeat Music, Pop Music, Fusion, Sitar, Sarod, Tablas, etc