you two are awesom

Jai shree krishna 🙏🙏

Yah both r very SPL for look But she's smiles killing me (sorry to saying this,but it's truth) , both r SPL to me 🥰🥰🥰

React On Praveen Mohan's videos ,he makes videos regarding the ancient indian builder's and reveils how the ancient builders used advanced technology to build massive temple's.It really shows the dedication of long gone devotes.Thank you.

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*And today the concept of parallel universe is shown in MCU and Spiderman : no way home* . 😂 _Sanatana dharma is always a head of time_ 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Yes

Also the concept of *Time Relativity* For Bhrama it was just a few moments where as on earth it passes 1 year. That's the great example of time relativity

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We have library

@@VBG9284 where?

@@om4741 are bhai vedas upanishad, neetishatra, ramayan mahabharat inse puranas inse library bharegi na😁🙏🙏🙏🙏

We are soo grateful that we are a follower of Sanatan Dharma❤🕉❤

Out of which only Vedas , upnishads, Mahabharata, Ramayan and shrimad bhagvad geeta is trustable and many puraan and shastra are modified by humans and contains many thing which ain't a part of sanatana Dharma.

Hehe, absolutely

@@RaiseTheWorldProjectNow in same Bhagwat Gita guys Supreme GODhead also told he is omnipresent and omniρ0tent in 64 dimensions!!!! Just imagine !!! Our science has just reached only 5D or 6D yet !!😎😎 HARE KRISHNA !!!

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Jay shree krishna 🙏

Hare Krishna

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Wow!!! Thank you for sharing such a beautiful experience... Very fortunate and blessed 🙏🏻🙏🏻💙💙 Hare Krishna 🙏💙📿🦚🦚📿💙🙏

Lord Krishna is in your heart. Please chant the Hare Krishna maha-mantra and you will get closer and closer to Him. In the Bhagavad Gita He says: Always think of Me, become My devotee, worship Me and offer your homage unto Me. Thus you will come to Me without fail. I promise you this because you are My very dear friend. (B.g. 18.65)

Same here bro. When I visited for the first time I went to the main big lord radha krishna temple on my time leaving the city my eyes got wet. And i didn't know what is happening suddenly tear got into my eyes some kinda magic spell. Really man once in your lifetime you have to visit Vrindavan mathura where LORD Vishnu himself took avatar as lord krishna for the good of the people as per brahma prayer. Radhe Radhe. 🙏🏻

How different time is in other abodes..you can read about king Muchukunda's story to know more..he spent one year with physical body in heaven to save demi gods(residents of heaven)..only to realize his entire clan was erased in that period..millions of years have passed since then.. You can read about his story to know more..😇🙏

Gitas, Ramayan and Mahabharat too

Absolutely true

Krishna is utterly incomparable, he is so unique. Firstly, his uniqueness lies in the fact that although Krishna happened in the ancient past he belongs to the future, is really of the future. Man has yet to grow to that height where he can be a contemporary of Krishna's. He is still beyond man's understanding; he continues to puzzle and battle us. Only in some future time will we be able to understand him and appreciate his virtues. And there are good reasons for it. The most important reason is that Krishna is the sole great man in our whole history who reached the absolute height and depth of religion, and yet he is not at all serious and sad, not in tears. By and large, the chief characteristic of a religious person has been that he is somber, serious and sad-looking - like one vanquished in the battle of life, like a renegade from life. In the long line of such sages it is Krishna alone who comes dancing, singing and laughing.Krishna alone seems to be relevant to the new awareness, to the new understanding that came to man in the wake of Freud and his findings. It is so because in the whole history of the old humanity Krishna alone is against repression. He accepts life in all its facets, in all its climates and colors. He alone does not choose he accepts life unconditionally. He does not shun love; being a man he does not run away from women. As one who has known and experienced God, he alone does not turn his face from war. He is full of love and compassion, and yet he has the courage to accept and fight a war. His heart is utterly non violent, yet he plunges into the fire and fury of violence when it becomes unavoidable. He accepts the nectar, and yet he is not afraid of poison. In fact, one who knows the deathless should be free of the fear of death. And of what worth is that nectar which is afraid of death? One who knows the secret of non-violence should cease to fear violence. What kind of non-violence is it that is scared of violence? And how can the spirit, the soul, fear the body and run away from it? And what is the meaning of God if he cannot take the whole of this world in his embrace? Krishna accepts the duality, the dialectics of life altogether and therefore transcends duality. What we call transcendence is not possible so long as you are in conflict, so long as you choose one part and reject the other. Transcendence is only possible when you choicelessly accept both parts together, when you accept the whole. That is why Krishna has great significance for the future. And his significance will continue to grow with the passage of time. When the glow and the glamor of all other godmen and messiahs has dimmed, when the suppressive religions of the world have been consigned to the wastebasket of history, Krishna's flame will be heading towards its peak, moving towards the pinnacle of its brilliance. There is perhaps no one like Krishna, no one who can accept and absorb in himself all the contradictions of life, all the seemingly great contradictions of life. Day and night, summer and winter, peace and war, love and violence, life and death - all walk hand in hand with him. That is why everyone who loves him has chosen a particular aspect of Krishna's life that appealed to him and quietly dropped the rest. Gandhi calls the GEETA his mother, and yet he cannot absorb it, because his creed of non-violence conflicts with the grim inevitability of war as seen in the GEETA. So Gandhi finds ways to rationalize the violence of the GEETA: he says the war of Mahabharat is only a metaphor, that it did not actually happen. This war, Gandhi says over and over again, represents the inner war between good and evil that goes on inside a man. The Kurushetra of the GEETA, according to Gandhi, is not a real battlefield located somewhere on this earth, nor is the Mahabharat an actual war. It is not that Krishna incites Arjuna to fight a real Mahabharat, Mahabharat only symbolizes the inner conflict and war of man, and so it is just a parable. Gandhi has his own difficulty. The way Gandhi's mind is, Arjuna will be much more in accord with him than Krishna. A great upsurge of non-violence has arisen in the mind of Arjuna, and he seems to be strongly protesting against war. He is prepared to run away from the battlefield and his arguments seem to be compelling and logical. He says it is no use fighting and killing one's own family and relatives. For him, wealth, power and fame, won through so much violence and bloodshed, have no value what soever. He would rather be a beggar than a king, if kingship costs so much blood and tears. He calls war an evil and violence a sin and wants to shun it at all costs. Naturally Arjuna has a great appeal for Gandhi. How can he then understand Krishna? Krishna very strongly urges Arjuna to drop his cowardice and fight like a true warrior. And his arguments in support of war are beautiful, rare and unique. Never before in history have such unique and superb arguments been advanced in favor of fighting, in support of war. Only a man of supreme non-violence could give such support to war. Krishna tells Arjuna, "So long as you believe you can kill someone, you are not a man with a soul, you are not a religious man. So long as you think that one dies, you don't know that which is within us, that which has never died and will never die. If you think you can kill someone you are under a great illusion, you are betraying your ignorance. The concept of killing and dying is materialistic; only a materialist can believe so. There is no dying, no death for one who really knows." So Krishna exhorts Arjuna over and over again in the GEETA, "This is all play-acting; killing or dying is only a drama."

@@Sb-qw9eu Thak you bro... I will google search about that. I know a few real events happened during our ancient time...

mujhe nhi lagta kyuki hr mahayug mai vishnu kai avatar aate rehate hai toh brahma ko pahale kai mahayug ka kuch yaad nhi rehata kya ?

@@shubhambarmase78 this is about different universe. Brahma had nothing to do with different universes. That universes have their own brahma

@@shubhambarmase78 do you understand the concept of multiverse dude? do you even know that what is a multiverse?

@@anjalipandey4459 mujhe pata hai mai sirf mahayug ki baat kr raha hu ki abhi jo mahayug chal raha hai iske pahale wale mahayug mai bhi toh krishna ji nai gyan diya hoga

@@Aarnyx bhai mere mai astrophysics wala guy hu

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Shree Krashna

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That site is dated 6000 BC. Actually. The city's still intact but submerged completely.

Well river Saraswathi is 15000 years old as per todays scientists

Yes You found the truth may you get to know more about it in this life

There is no evidence of multiverse. We can do some research.

Thank you 🙏🏻🙏🏻💙💙may RadhaKrishna bless you too 🙏💙📿🦚🦚📿💙🙏

Wow! 🙏🏻💙

Abhishek Rai, the king stayed in Brahma Lok for just a few hours while 27 Chaturyugas had passed on Earth. That is 27 * 4.32 million years..

There is no evidence of multiverse. We can do some research.

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@Abhishek Shukadev Goswami narrated the Shrimad Bhagavatham to Maharaj Parikshit. Bhagavatham was already written by Veda Vyasa and then it was spoken on the banks of River Gangs, in Naimisharanya, in the presence of celestial sages, ordinary people, yogis and devotees.

Creative Energy OF Saguna Parabrahman(DIMENSIONAL SOURCE FIELD)is personified as Brahma ,the personification is based as per quantum physics both in micro and macro scale s, Read capt Ajit vadakayil blogs to know more about Brahma/Vishnu/Shiva.

@Ameya Tikekar,Thanks for such short and beutiful explanation of brahma..u cleared my confusion how ro define brahma..really obliged

Absolutely correct

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Great! Thank you for this clarification 🙏🏻🙏🏻💙💙 🙏💙📿🦚🦚📿💙🙏

lord Shiva and Vishnu are beyond universal level ..... They are even beyond multiversal level ...... They are omnipresent

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Yes, Brahman is impersonal aspect of Krsna..

Aaah.. aa.. Vishnu and siva are the supreme as we know... They control the multiverse, brahma on other hand is different in each universe. Technically speaking creation, laws of nature and other aspects of each universe is different because they are created by different brahma based on their power and vision.

There is no evidence of multiverse. We can do some research.

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True. But their worships were praises of the creations of the supreme. They did not gain superpowers through worship. They used certain tools such as secret meditation and yoga practices to access all 8 siddhis ( ashta siddhis ). Anybody can do what they did. Especially in Kali Yuga, with 8 Billion humans on this planet, we have 8 Billion brains and conscious humans. But Lust and Greed is ensuring karma in kali yuga is increasing and so only few take spirituality seriously. Out of that few, majority are just devotees or blind faith followers and a fraction of the minority of people are the yogis, rishis, sanyasis, monks, saints and siddhars. Siddhars are almost godlike. Not sure if any siddhars exist in today's world as it takes extraordinary meditation and focus on that yoga practice. They prepare complex herbal concoctions that are actually available in written form in books by Gorakhnath who was a Master in Siddha several 100s to 1000s of years ago. But he warns not to try those concoctions or any yogic practices without the guidance of a guru. We have everything. All the techniques to evolve humanity into a superior and super-conscious species already exists in written form. But, modern humans chase sensual pleasures and material comforts. They cannot sit still and meditate for few moments. They are distracted because they just bored or have no higher conscious understanding of the workings of law of karma. This is why Kali Yuga is the lowest and last in yuga cycle where man and woman fall for material beauty of the outside world rather than spiritual and inner beauty which is pure functionality of God.

Acha vedvyas indian te kya😂😂

You are so correct...

@@mukundayadav108 Thanks. 🙏🙏

@@harekrishna2291 Jai shree Narayan hare Krishna 🙏🥰

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There is no evidence of multiverse. We can do some research.

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True

Radhe Radhe

Wrong, read bhrama vaivarta puran It clearly says thousands of laxmis emerge from Radha, but I respect your beliefs

An incarnation of Krishna himself. Not Lakshmi

@@kunalsingha7319 why do you guys always discredit the devi shakti ? Male gods need devi and vice versa

@@Bot-br5jz no that's not discredit. But I appreciate devi radha more. As without radha Krishna is nthng.. their love complete each other.

There is no evidence of multiverse. We can do some research.

We love Lord Krishna Too 🙏🏻🙏🏻💙💙🦚🦚 And we Love You Too 😊🥰 🙏💙📿🦚🦚📿💙🙏

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@@RaiseTheWorldProjectNow Thankx my favourite TV serial is Mahabharat and the best character is lord Krishna , Role of Lord Krishna guys name is Nitish Bhardwaj please another video make you Nitish Bhardwaj 's lord Krishna 🙏

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@@RaiseTheWorldProjectNow no its not true everytime in every Avatar Vishnu takes himself

Krishna is the source of Vishnu. Krishna expands himself as Vishnu, as here also shown. Krishna doesn't descend in every yuga cycle. Vishnu comes from one of the Vaikuntha, as there are millions of Vaikunthas and each Vaikuntha planet is having one Vishnu. But best among Vaikuntha planets is Goloka Vrindavan, the abode of Krishna. Krishna descends once in a day of Brahma and when krishna descends, all the Vishnus from all Vaikunthas join Him, within Him. And they come out, whenever needed. Just like When krishna was busy enjoying with His friends, one of the Vishnu forms, Vasudev Krishna would kill the demons. He is called Vasudev Krishna, because he descended as son of Vasudev and mother Devaki. And the supreme lord Krishna is Shyam Sunder Krishna who is Son of mother Yashoda.

No LORD RAMA is vishnu himself completely according to srimad valmiki ramayanam...Please don't decrease Rama's level i can't bear.

All are Same ... Shree Krishna, Shree Ram, Vaman, Narsinh, Kalki.... All are Shree Krishna ( Mahavishnu)' s avtar... Don't differentiate... For that read Purans you can find all are same.

There is no evidence of multiverse. We can do some research.

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Krishna is utterly incomparable, he is so unique. Firstly, his uniqueness lies in the fact that although Krishna happened in the ancient past he belongs to the future, is really of the future. Man has yet to grow to that height where he can be a contemporary of Krishna's. He is still beyond man's understanding; he continues to puzzle and battle us. Only in some future time will we be able to understand him and appreciate his virtues. And there are good reasons for it. The most important reason is that Krishna is the sole great man in our whole history who reached the absolute height and depth of religion, and yet he is not at all serious and sad, not in tears. By and large, the chief characteristic of a religious person has been that he is somber, serious and sad-looking - like one vanquished in the battle of life, like a renegade from life. In the long line of such sages it is Krishna alone who comes dancing, singing and laughing.Krishna alone seems to be relevant to the new awareness, to the new understanding that came to man in the wake of Freud and his findings. It is so because in the whole history of the old humanity Krishna alone is against repression. He accepts life in all its facets, in all its climates and colors. He alone does not choose he accepts life unconditionally. He does not shun love; being a man he does not run away from women. As one who has known and experienced God, he alone does not turn his face from war. He is full of love and compassion, and yet he has the courage to accept and fight a war. His heart is utterly non violent, yet he plunges into the fire and fury of violence when it becomes unavoidable. He accepts the nectar, and yet he is not afraid of poison. In fact, one who knows the deathless should be free of the fear of death. And of what worth is that nectar which is afraid of death? One who knows the secret of non-violence should cease to fear violence. What kind of non-violence is it that is scared of violence? And how can the spirit, the soul, fear the body and run away from it? And what is the meaning of God if he cannot take the whole of this world in his embrace? Krishna accepts the duality, the dialectics of life altogether and therefore transcends duality. What we call transcendence is not possible so long as you are in conflict, so long as you choose one part and reject the other. Transcendence is only possible when you choicelessly accept both parts together, when you accept the whole. That is why Krishna has great significance for the future. And his significance will continue to grow with the passage of time. When the glow and the glamor of all other godmen and messiahs has dimmed, when the suppressive religions of the world have been consigned to the wastebasket of history, Krishna's flame will be heading towards its peak, moving towards the pinnacle of its brilliance. There is perhaps no one like Krishna, no one who can accept and absorb in himself all the contradictions of life, all the seemingly great contradictions of life. Day and night, summer and winter, peace and war, love and violence, life and death - all walk hand in hand with him. That is why everyone who loves him has chosen a particular aspect of Krishna's life that appealed to him and quietly dropped the rest. Gandhi calls the GEETA his mother, and yet he cannot absorb it, because his creed of non-violence conflicts with the grim inevitability of war as seen in the GEETA. So Gandhi finds ways to rationalize the violence of the GEETA: he says the war of Mahabharat is only a metaphor, that it did not actually happen. This war, Gandhi says over and over again, represents the inner war between good and evil that goes on inside a man. The Kurushetra of the GEETA, according to Gandhi, is not a real battlefield located somewhere on this earth, nor is the Mahabharat an actual war. It is not that Krishna incites Arjuna to fight a real Mahabharat, Mahabharat only symbolizes the inner conflict and war of man, and so it is just a parable. Gandhi has his own difficulty. The way Gandhi's mind is, Arjuna will be much more in accord with him than Krishna. A great upsurge of non-violence has arisen in the mind of Arjuna, and he seems to be strongly protesting against war. He is prepared to run away from the battlefield and his arguments seem to be compelling and logical. He says it is no use fighting and killing one's own family and relatives. For him, wealth, power and fame, won through so much violence and bloodshed, have no value what soever. He would rather be a beggar than a king, if kingship costs so much blood and tears. He calls war an evil and violence a sin and wants to shun it at all costs. Naturally Arjuna has a great appeal for Gandhi. How can he then understand Krishna? Krishna very strongly urges Arjuna to drop his cowardice and fight like a true warrior. And his arguments in support of war are beautiful, rare and unique. Never before in history have such unique and superb arguments been advanced in favor of fighting, in support of war. Only a man of supreme non-violence could give such support to war. Krishna tells Arjuna, "So long as you believe you can kill someone, you are not a man with a soul, you are not a religious man. So long as you think that one dies, you don't know that which is within us, that which has never died and will never die. If you think you can kill someone you are under a great illusion, you are betraying your ignorance. The concept of killing and dying is materialistic; only a materialist can believe so. There is no dying, no death for one who really knows." So Krishna exhorts Arjuna over and over again in the GEETA, "This is all play-acting; killing or dying is only a drama."

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Fantastic! Thank you 🙏🏻🙏🏻💙💙🌌

Ur mixing it up "Karanadaka Vishnu's" other name is "Mahavishnu"who is lying in the Casual Ocean or karan Ocean where all the Universes r floating,Inside each Universes below the 14th planetary system lies the "Garbhodakai Vishnu" and "Ksirodakayai Vishnu" which is also called as Paramatma Lies in every living with each soul within their Hearts and Non living 🙏 Also Impersonal form of the Lord is called Brahmajyoti which practised by the Yogis so that they could merge it's a type of Liberation to merge which is called "Sayujaya mukti" or Sayujaya liberation which falls in the fifth category of liberation 🙏

Thanks so much Ajay😎🙏🏻

Oh yes! The Gita is Truth 🙏💙📿🦚🦚📿💙🙏

Have you tasted Srikhand samosa rasgulla kachori which is mentioned in this video.Would you like to tast if not

@@SagarPatil-id8qo Have you noticed how the captions spell the above Indian sweets? ( Forget history of cusines as the dialogue in video is not as per original script )