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As a buddhist, I was surprised you actually described our religion with real facts. Also it's prounounced as Sid-Dhar-ta Gow-ta-ma. Theruvam Saraniy 🙏🙏

Your content is absolutely top-notch! I can't get enough of it. Please, keep those videos coming. Your work is truly inspiring.

This was really interesting and informative, thank you!

Great video, very underrated!

I love this type of content! Definitely subscribing.

As i was watching this video i went to the channel to see what else you had. Expecting to see somewhere around 40k subscribers. I knew this was a small channel but i wasn’t ready to see “705 subscribers” UNDERRATED 🔥🔥🔥

Very informative video, love it. By the way, the I in "I Ching" actually sounds the same as "ee" in "meet".

It’s cool to know about different religions

Very accurate and informative video, but I would have loved to see also the voodooism and santería religions too, anyway good job👍🏽👍🏽

I never knew about cao dai but it truly seems very interesting to learn about as someone raised Christian but learned a lot about eastern religions

If you plan on doing this a series, could you make a focus in different african religions as well? Honestly I was expecting to see at least Yoruba next after Camdomblé. I think you can also make a bigger focus on American religions, as some are very much structured than plain animism. Not only native ones but more recent ones like Santería, and the worship to Santa Muerte.

Fantastic video 👍 subscribed...please make another one with tengrism and paganism

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great content ❤❤

I Am A Proud Hindu 🔥🚩🚩

finally a video that explains the smaller religions as well, like rastafarianism etc.., not just the big ones.

Would they talk about Manichaeism? A Persian religion that spread to areas as far away as Spain, France, England, Siberia, China. Japan and India

Tengrism should have been there too it's such an underrated belief system. It was the religion of the Huns, Scythians, Gokturks, some Khazars before Judaism, some Pechenegs, Hungarians and Bulgars before Christianity, Mongolians before Buddhism etc. It was the major religion of the Eurasian Steppe and is still practiced by some such as Yugurs (Their religion is mixed with Buddhism), Tuvans, some Sakhas etc.