Ap aik hindu culture ko saport kr rahe hn ap aik muslim hn kr bi

@@haronkhan-pz3fp So what? One does not have to be a muslim or hindu by birth.

@@haronkhan-pz3fp Bhai kbtk aisi soch rkhoge tmlog.. Samay ke sath badlav lao, hm young generation hai hme dharm ka chasma htake khud se sochna chahiye kya glt hai aur kya shi hai... Ye maulvi pandit jaise log to gyan pelte rhenge pr hme us chiz ko hi support krna chahiye jo sbke liye shi ho..

@Ameya have you studied in Benares

@@Dharmicaction hame muslim ha ok

I think he was an Atheist before he accepted Hinduism and there are almost 600 - 700 Million Agnostic or Atheist people in total currently in Europe , North America , Africa and Oceania , so he would not have ever attended any Church service seriously in his youth or read the Holy Bible . May Adonai help us , Amen .

@@jchristian4260 so mr. Christian... Can you tell me what's written in Exodus 21:7 in bible?

@@rizzed4u @Niraj Shrestha , so unfortunately radical people bring these verses in order to defame Christianity without knowing when , why and how these verses were written in the Holy Bible , the 35-45 % of Holy Bible is the true history of Israel and many good messages are written here indirectly and many verses must not be taken as direct recommendation for slavery or incestuous relations ( People also bring the verses about the case of Lot and his daughters . ) and they must not be understood in wrong context . No , please don't mislead and spread lies ; the 613 commandments given in the Leviticus , Numbers and Deuteronomy are not mandatory for any Christian and they were mandatory only for the Israelites (Jews) . Please read the New Testament carefully and especially read Book of Galatians you will know the truth , may Adonai bring wisdom Amen .

@@jchristian4260 just tell me what's written there and what does it mean? Dont make excuses...

Dear Ace you not need to born in Sanatan culture to feel your worth. You don't need to believe in it but to do what is dharma and do your karma. Ace is one of my favourite character from one piece

false information

Bhagavad Gita Chapter 2 Verse 12 (ATHMAN = BRAHMAN) “na tv evāhaṁ jātu nāsaṁ na tvaṁ neme janādhipāḥ na caiva na bhaviṣyāmaḥ sarve vayam ataḥ param” “Never was there a time when I did not exist, nor you, nor all these kings, and from this time forward, none of us will ever cease to be” Here, Sri Krishna refers to the conscious, immortal, immutable, self luminous, immanent (athma), transcendent and omnipresent Brahman as 'I", ''you ``,''us ``.

We have so many words to describe why become poor in our vocabulary to describe the eternal?!! 🙏🙏🙏

@@Dharmicaction yes krishna is everywhere at each moment😀

@@TheGuruNetOn yes! Krishna has infinite names😀

@@TheGuruNetOn truly said

Not really. But definitely PadmShri

Without doubt!!

It is NOT a religion. Religion has it's own undesirable etymology. Dharma is a way of life, Ethics, Science, Yoga for inner development.

@@adolforosado thanks 😊 🙏

@@adolforosado Dogs, cats and terrorists also have their "own way of life". Point is, it is too general to call it a "way of life". What is dharma? Dharma has the Sanskrit root dhri, which means “that which upholds” or “that without which nothing can stand” or “that which maintains the stability and harmony of the universe.” Dharma encompasses the natural, innate behavior of things, duty, law, ethics, virtue, etc. Every entity in the cosmos has its particular dharma - from the electron, which has the dharma to move in a certain manner, to the clouds, galaxies, plants, insects, and of course, man. Man’s understanding of the dharma of inanimate things is what we now call physics. Violation of personal, social and environmental dharma due to human ego creates karma or cause and effect and reincarnation (birth/death duality). So, the purpose of hindu tradition (including temple, yoga and tantra traditions) is to minimize karmic burden which can either help one to fulfill their likes or get Moksha (microcosm to macrocosm) easily. Well validated vedic metaphysics Sankhya says that the dualities of nature are mediated by the conscious, immortal, immutable, self luminous, immanent (athma), transcendent and omnipresent Brahman and sustained by dharma (Sathvik guna)- so the need for hindu/dharmic tradition with temples, deities, mantras, rituals, symbols, festivals, ithihasas, puranas, pilgrimage centers, mutts, shastras (upanishads, dance, music, material science without violating dharma)

@@thatspp4503 sanatan dharma is a civilization not a religion.

No wonder the Scientific community takes your claim that Hinduism is Scientific seriously

​@@mathewjose4753 And you also believe that the universe is 6000 years old😂

🙏 dhanyavaada for the clarification.

Thank you, I knew the basic word is Ahuti but did not knew that Hutam is a word too. I thought its a pronunciation misunderstanding.

Stone deities in hindu temples are for 2 reasons. 1. They are used as objects of attraction (so bathed, given food, dressed up) for focus and meditation in the presence of Sanskrit mantra vibrations, augmented by temple architecture. This technique is for reaching samadhi state which is nothing but the disappearance of subject (you) and object (external world) split momentarily (temple tradition) or temporarily and permanently (in Yoga tradition) to remove past karma or cause and effect (stored in the subtle body Chitta) and stop reincarnation (birth/death duality cycle) or to fulfil desires with reduced karmic burden 2. Stone deities are also symbolic representations of the well validated Vedic metaphysics Sankhya, nature and laws of nature.. You can sit at home and hear a power Sanskrit mantra with intense focus. It can do the same job. Point is microcosm (including human body) = macrocosm.

Meaning of Aum or Om is affirmation. Literally the another way of saying "YES".

@ferzy09 still in Tamil language we use OM / AUM for "Affirmation". For saying "Yes" we use "Aum" The same Srilankan Tamils say "OM" Or OMAUM. And for Dothi it is Vaetti or Vaesti in Tamil.

BS! The word 'Amen' comes from an Egyptian word. Also, since Hebrew didn't have any vowels back then, the word 'amen' was pronounced a little differently and it sounds nothing like the Sanskrit word 'Aum'. Hebrew has almost nothing to do with Sanskrit since Sanskrit is an Indo European language while Hebrew is a semitic language that evolved from ancient Egyptian language. The Egyptian language was born around 6200 years ago while Sanskrit was born around 3500 years ago. That's a HUGE GAP! There is no historical evidence to suggest that Sanskrit is even close to as old as many pseudo intellectual Hindus would like to say. If there is any, show me the evidence

​@@mathewjose4753 I think you misspelled sanskrit as Hebrew

@@skanda138 How do you know that sanskrit is that old?

Yes they do, Jeffrey learned from an Indian Guru. So did I, and I'm in Michigan. Maybe you should take up Yoga.

@@adolforosado He typed many Indians do not have this knowledge not all of them.

@@jamesgreenwood6997 exactly. I am very much in Yog and practice Shambhavi and other Mudras daily. But I glad to see people from different geographies are returning to most logical way of life. And its called Yog in Sanatan Dharm and not Yoga.

@@pavanupendra2017 yog: is become yog in North, because the "uhh" sound is dropped as a result of linguistic evolution, and in South yog: it is yogAM as the "uhh" sound evolved to "uhham". That's all 😊 the : symbol makes "uhh" sound in Sanskrit. Thanks for reading.

There is whole world of difference between both, but people who are ignorant don't realise this!!

Yep

Hakenkruz means Hooked Cross in German language. But it was mischievously translated by Our White masters in 1940s to mean Swastika to white wash the west crimes.

It rotates the opposite direction from swastika.

@@chicawhappa there’s like dozens of slight variations of swastika into existence. Meanings r very similar as well. Depending on the culture.

You are correct, they worship the black stone and say they don't worship idols. Brainwashed religion it is!!!

@ferzy09 Hinduism doesn't brainwash or preach, it's the most liberating sect of people

Idiot! Hinduism wasn't born until 2300-1500BC not 32,000 yrs ago. Even when Hinduism was first founded, it was mainly comprised of animistic beliefs until the Vedic revolution. Modern day Hinduism wasn't born until the Vedic revolution. If you guys claim that Hinduism is older than that, give evidence. You have the burden of proof not us

@@mathewjose4753 the Vedas described the concept of time, as Satyug, Dwapar Yug, Treta Yug and Kalyug, the concept of time in Hinduism spans millions of years. The earth is 4.3 Billion years old and Hinduism has been on earth since 3 million years.

@@mathewjose4753 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i7uioMh6m93SYqM.html Here's a video that tells about the concept of time, Hinduism has been around for 3 million years.

Yes he has ,and l so glad he's giving his knowledge to all who are interested to know more about this so unique religion/culture.Ohm🙏

Adolfo Rosado But there is no 'creator" either. There is just manifestation and concealment of the universe. Stone deities in hindu temples are for 2 reasons. 1. They are used as objects of attraction (so bathed, given food, dressed up) for focus and meditation in the presence of Sanskrit mantra vibrations, augmented by temple architecture. This technique is for reaching samadhi state which is nothing but the disappearance of subject (you) and object (external world) split momentarily (temple tradition) or temporarily and permanently (in Yoga tradition) to remove past karma or cause and effect (stored in the subtle body Chitta) and stop reincarnation (birth/death duality cycle) or to fulfil desires with reduced karmic burden 2. Stone deities are also symbolic representations of the well validated Vedic metaphysics Sankhya, nature and laws of nature..

@@Dharmicaction stone deities like Krishna or Ram were actually Muktatmas who took birth on their free will to help humanity, therefore they were real and the stone deities represent them. They became Muktatmas through samadhi and Patanjali consolidated the technique in his Yoga Sutras.

Science: Phack you all Imfao

@@mrfunny2992 Sanatan Dharma's Vedic Shastras is today's modern science..ofc you can't know unless you read it by yourself.

Mr.jeffrey according to you Hutam -> Gutam -> Goed -> God shows the origin of the word God meaning a generic term for the Supreme being in English, but Christianity is about Yeshua as the Supreme Being ... you see the flaw in your argument ... you just made a hutam here (smoke out of nowhere here) ... lol.

This transition from Ha sound to Ga sound can be explained as with the change in place the h sound turns into kh sound and kh sound can easily be spelled as ga sound.

addala you left out the dutch word "goed" before becoming "god" in English. So, Hutam (Sanskrit meaning smoke from the fire ritual) ----> Gutan (German) -----> Goed (Dutch) ----> God (English).

Even in the present days tamilians who have no knowledge of sanskrit interchange 'ga'&'ha' as in mahalakshmi is written as magalakshmi&pronounced so...aagaiyal (meaning 'therefore') is spelt&pronounced as aahaiyal...many such examples can b given..

@@Dharmicaction 🙏

Why not in this way? The supreme soul Brahman when associate with prakriti which is three fold satwa rajas and tamas become gyan matter and force power,manifested by nomenclature of Brahma Vishnu mahesh the devine Trinity of generation i .s creater ,sustanace i.e operator and distruction destroyer, therefore abriviated three capitals as GOD.

The word ALLAH was existing there.It was derived from the Sanskrit word Alam aham.I am alone.I am one.ekoham,dwitionasti.

As per shrimadbhagwat 9 th chapter south jambu dweep now Asia was ruled by sons of king yayati namely yady anu puru druhyu and turvasu.later the son s of turvasu ruled tarky serian portion and sons of druhyu Aarabdh Gandhar ruled arabiya and present afganistan.later son of maharaj gandhar Aarwan ruled Iran.

Linda Johnson says Allah is likely derived from Halla, which was a name of Durga.

Thanks. Many conversations inaudible. Clear Voices Requested to get kintended

now 2.3k

Now it's 18000

You can just learn the translated version of the Bhagavat Gita or Rig Veda which is originally written in sanskrit

Hindu deities are cosmic allegories.

Seems close to the meaning of God🤔

It's Generator - Brahma Operator - Vishnu Destroyer - Shiva And yes, it's an Afterthought

@Anima Shankar you can not apply etimology to original Sanskrit. Because then you will have to go to comparative philology which is not easy on Indo Aryan language (Sanskrit and Tamil are not part of Indo European languages group as West wants us to believe). Etimology can apply only to Non-indo-aryan language groups

Wtf! First of all, the word used for God in the Bible is ELOHIM, YHWH, EHYEH ASHER EHYEH, etc.. The word that's commonly translated into GOD is the Hebrew word ELOHIM. I don't agree with this translation because the ancient Jewish understanding of ELOHIM is very unique and different from all other. Just because the English word God comes from Sanskrit doesn't mean Christianity and Judaism copied it from Hindus. Also, the claim that the word God comes from Sanskrit and in Sanskrit, it means something else so we are using it in the wrong way is pure ignorance about how languages works. Languages, by definition, is not objective. That means the definition of a word is dependent on what the majority of people who uses that language says. For example, if majority of people start calling dogs cats, them dogs would be called cats and vice versa

@@mathewjose4753 both Judaism and Hinduism belong to Pagan system. It's the same

I think he was an Atheist before he accepted Hinduism and there are almost 600 - 700 Million Agnostic or Atheist people in total currently in Europe , North America , Africa and Oceania , so he would not have ever attended any Church service seriously in his youth or read the Holy Bible . May Adonai help us , Amen .

This is right.we have learnt this from the Brahma Kumaris Om Shanti

When was "God" added to English Language? 500 yrs ago? 1000 yrs ago? 2000 yrs ago? That's the root question. That no one is able to answer.

God is unknowable reflects your limitations !!

Olaf shom Kirtimukh But deity in Sanskrit is called "Murthy". Moreover, Deities don't have the same meaning of so called "God" which is based on monotheism. Deities are symbolic representation of Vedic metaphysics Sankhya (Shiva + Shakthi, Vishnu/Narayana + Lakshmi, Brahma + Saraswathi) or nature (surya and chandra devata etc), laws of nature (Karma, dharma devata). Devata is completely different from the Judeo-Chrisitian- Islamic idea of angels, demigods and god. What exactly does devata mean? It is just a cosmic allegory for laws of nature which maintain the cosmic order. But demigods and gods refer to titans/superhuman beings of the so called pagans which Abrahamic religions absorbed. Unfortunately, some so called hindu gurus also mistranslate the sanskrit word Devata to demigods. Monotheism (followed by Abrahamic religions) says that there is just a transcendent 'god" who is totally disconnected from the universe after creating it out of thin air using a magic wand. .It led to blind belief in a book, needless prophets/middlemen, angels, non existent heaven/hell, fantasy stories (propagated as history), proselytization, and half baked responsibilities towards nature and discrimination/violence against (non believers" due to lack of understanding of Karma or cause and effect (created due to violation of balance of natural law or dharma by human ego), reincarnation (birth/death duality cycle) and Moksha (microcosm to macrocosm) But Sankhya Vedic metaphysics (around which the whole hindu/dharmic tradition was built says that without the conscious, self luminous, immortal, immutable, immanent (athma), transcendent and omnipresent divine, nothing can exist or nothing can be perceived in its current form or no duality cycles of energy can happen eg Birth/decay (including reincarnation of humans), wave/particle, energy/matter, manifestation/concealment of the universe (NOT CREATION OR DESTRUCTION since energy can be neither created nor destroyed). freezing/melting, man/woman, wake/sleep, summer/winter, day/night etc Sankhya Vedic metaphysics can be validated by logic, double slit quantum experiment and embodied experience (direct knowledge through focus + meditation). In other words, there is nothing other than the conscious divine + energy or (cosmic allegories Shiva + Shakthi or Vishnu + Lakshmi or Brahma + Saraswathi).. Microcosm = Macrocosm. Consciousness is an attribute of the immanent and omnipresent athma/soul or the divine just like heat is an attribute of fire and the sun. It is because of the immanent and omnipresent soul (conscious, immanent and omnipresent ATHMA) there is consciousness in the psycho-physical body. But in Abrahamic religions there is no connection between consciousness and the soul. Hindu/Vedas go further by saying TAT TVAM ASI meaning You (conscious and immanent soul) are (already) that (conscious, transcendent and omnipresent divine) regardless of whether you realize it or not because without the conscious, immanent and omnipresent soul or divine nothing can exist. Identification with thoughts and body is just an illusion because the 5 senses are experienced by the conscious soul and it is NOT the doer. ERWIN SCHRODINGER (FATHER OF QUANTUM PHYSICS) Schrodinger's biographer Moore, wrote -- “His system - or that of the Upanishads/Vedas - is delightful and consistent: the self and the world are one and they are all. He rejected traditional western religious beliefs (Jewish, Christian, and Islamic) not on the basis of any reasoned argument, nor even with an expression of emotional antipathy, for he loved to use religious expressions and metaphors, but simply by saying that they are naïve--and will NOT understand Quantum theory and consciousness.

@@Dharmicaction very nice & hats off for taking so much pains to explain sanatana dharma to one or may be few people !!

How you know that the almighty is Unknowable? If you can not know him then how you know that he is the creator?

It is not just German. Sanskrit is the mother of all languages. Most languages of the world still have 40 to 90% Sanskrit words.

@@Dharmicaction Totally agreed. Conventional languages are highly functional and tend to be *object-specific* i.e. these languages have specific words for objects like nose, hand, eyes, foot etc. By contrast, Sanskrit can be said to be *object-oriented*, which means it creates a meta-model around each object that defines its properties, behaviors or states i.e. Sanskrit may have 100+ words for a single object. In the Sanskrit thesaurus *अमरकोशः*, there are 30 words for *जल*, 34 for *अग्नि* etc.

There are 1531 *Dhatu or Root words* in Sanskrit that can be combined to form words. All words in a sentence are derived from these root words. The meaning of Dhatus is fixed and hence their meaning is carried over to Sanskrit words created from Dhatus. All that is ever required in Sanskrit is this list of Dhatus and their meanings. By understanding the standardized rules of Sanskrit grammar, one can easily create an infinite number of new words in Sanskrit. The Dhatus are further organized into categories and sub-categories.

Just Christians stole it? What about Islamists? I am sure their Arabic word 'Allah" is also translated as 'god" in English. Jews are no different either.

@@Dharmicaction of course Hindu Dharma has been HIJACKED for centuries. But can you say this to them. They think they are superior and they are "Gods people ".fed up

@@Dharmicaction once heard a sanskrit mantra that had a word that sounds like 'allahdini' - gathered it was a reference to a female form of devi or god but this could be a wrong inference

@@surendr3645 Devi is the shakti (energy) she is the Bhraman

Does he know what christian stand for

No, the word Abraham is a biblical Hebrew name and Hebrew was in no way influenced by Sanskrit since it's a semitic language. Also, the word Abraham means 'father of many'. Btw, the name Brahma is just around 2500 years old while the name Abraham is more than 3400 years old

@@mathewjose4753 yes in sanskrit also braham means creator of our universe called brahmaand. As per Veda there exists infinite universe in the world and simultaneously infinite universe are being created and infinite universe are being destroyed. Each universe has a Brahma, a Vishnu and a Shankar discharging different responsibility. They holds a pivotal position in the Holy Trinity. While Lord Brahma plays the role of a Creator and Lord Vishnu plays the role of the Preserver, Lord Shiva, is essentially the Destroyer. Thus as Brahma has created all leaving being in this universe along with this nature he is refered as Father of all leaving being. It is also stated that the larger the universe the respective Brahma has more number of heads. As the lord Brahma of our universe has 4 heads. That's why he is called chaturanan, chatur means four, anan means mukh means face or complete heads. As Veda is the oldest scripture in of our universe it not impossible that the ancestors of Hebrew might have worshipped Brahma and than it gets diluted and diversified to other religion. But see the similarity in the spelling that it self indicate that the Abraham has been derived from the word Brahma. I have no doubt in it.

@@mathewjose4753 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i7uioMh6m93SYqM.html The name Brahma has been around for 3 million years.