A Brief History of India, Hinduism & Islam (Filmed in India)

A basic explanation of the history of India, Hinduism and Islam while touring the amazing Hampi UNESCO World Heritage Site in Karnataka, south India.
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A Brief History of India, Hinduism & Islam (Filmed in India)

[@arunvalecha8302]

Gabriel, you have Seen India more then many of native Indians

[@sher3597]

true lol

[@thetrumpanzeehunter4124]

most indians dont travel that much

[@bimanbanerjee1]

can't afford actually.

[@deepamurthy7105]

INDIAN BLOOD Few foreign Travellers sell ther homes n belongings to travel..but Indians have families and responsibilities ...even though few wish to ..will keep family as priority. ...

[@bletwort2920]

Hinduism doesn't have an official dogma. The Trimurty of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva is just one of the many ways to understand Hinduism. Though Hinduism does not like to dive into creationism and most Hindus don't care either. The overwhelming feeling among Hindus is that God has many forms and it doesn't matter which one you worship or whether you worship or not.

[@kkumar888]

Truly said.

[@roykeen5188]

Hinduism goes way back 5000 years old as matter of proof ... ruins of mohenjo daro/ taxilla has swastika carvings with lord vishnu, lakshmi small dolls found in the ruins

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Awesome. And quite possibly even older than that?

[@ropersix]

Lots of art from that long history is on display in the National Museum in Delhi, too.

[@amannoobs]

hinduism goes back 5000 years starting from saraswat indus civilization. But dwarka has been found and it dates even older also many statues in places mentioned in ramayana. And don't forget, Vedas are eternal. The laws of the universe without a beginning or the end. All in diffrent times with the same revelations

[@zyavanasharmann853]

YES=> Very much older => Evidence ?? --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Amazing facts about Ancient HINDU RELIGION-India => BLOG (Blog is available in Internet) Blog-Maintained by Dr.Saroj Bala and Dr.Kulbushan Mishra AGE OF HINDU RELIGION Rig Vedham mentions (Rig Vedham=>5-77-1/2;;1-46-14 ;;7-69-3/2 ) about the OBSERVATION of Heliacal Rising of Aswini Twin Stars (β and γ Arietis) after the Winter solstice Using Planetarium software, WE (the Authors) find that the Winter Solstice occurred on 19 December, 7000 BC at 0735 hrs as shown in Figure 1. This is the earliest reference to Vedic calendar with year beginning at Winter Solstice, found in Rigveda (5-77-1/2; 1-46-14; 7-69-3/2). Heliacal rising of Ashwini Nakshatra (=> Greek=> β and γ Arietis) can be seen to occur on 5th January, 7000 BC, marking the year beginning (Fig. 1). Fig.2.Sky on January ,05,7000 BCE.06.49 hours shows heliacal rising of of Aswini Nakshathira after Winter Solstice, marking the New Year beginning (Rig Veda 5-77-1/2-1-46-14:7-69-3 /2 A thousand year later, Winter Solstice, no longer occurred near Aswini (Ashvinii= β and γ Arietis ) due to precession of Equinox -As a result Aswinis were no longer rising heliacally as before .they were still below the horizon at sun rise around Winter Solstice time. The winter Solstice has moved to REVATHI (Greek=>Zeta Piscium ) by 6000 BCE.-Thus Precession of Equinoxes and Winter Solstices were observed by Rig Vedic Scholars The sky of 19 th Deceber 6000 BCE at Sun-Rise on the Winter Solstice day shows that Aswini gave way to the bright star Chitra (Spica) on opposite side (Western Horizon) -a full moon in Chitra Nakshathira provided a new time marker in the sky and heralded the Lunar month (naming) system -chitra vaisakha etc.(Rig Vedam-5-74-1,2 and Taitth Sam 7-4-8) -see fig -2 . Winter Solstice opposite Citra - Sky of 19 Dec 6000 BC at sunrise shows that Asvini gave way to bright star Citra on opposite side (western horizon). It began to be used for determining the year beginning. A full Moon occurring in Citra heralded the lunar month naming system-Caitra, Vaisakha etc (Taitriya. Samhitha. 7-4-8). ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- At 07.35 Hours on December,19,7000 -RIG VEDHAM was at THE "ZENITH of its GLORY" --so 7000 + 2017 = 9017 --"AT LEAST 10,000 YEARS OLD.

[@zyavanasharmann853]

YOU TUBE IS MORON -YOU TUBE EDITS WITHOUT UNDERSTANDING THE SUBJECT -RIG VEDHAM was at the ZENITH /PINNACLE of its GLORY 7000 +2017=9017 --"AT LEAST 10,000 YEARS OLD

[@KarinLynnBates]

Wow! What an incredible and history-rich place. Thank you for sharing. 👍🏼✌🏼

[@kapilsharma-mu6yi]

islam come in india just 1000 years ago -where as hinduism is mother of indian civilization ----but misuse of islam has done great harm to our motherland

[@gamingguru3979]

kapil sharma you might wanna think before you type.modern India,that everyone sees now is built togather by hindhus, Muslims and Christians of India.We worked as a team and we are raising our India to big heights.Thanks to hardwork of people like Dr.APJ Abdul Kalam,Narendra Modi etc..

[@deveshsingh3250]

@Syed Ahmed ooo so now its time to be on the winning side of history..😂😂...will you tolerate??... imagine before what you are typing..

[@zippyzipster6863]

I’m so fascinated by all those stunning ancient temples.Thanks yet again for another great Video, safe travels Gabriel. 👍🙏🏽

[@lexsite]

How's the weather in florida?

[@elelemon]

Great info....thanks. You are my favourite travel guy!!!

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Thanks Erica! :)

[@stephenlockecyclonedrifter6876]

Great stuff Gabriel. Thanks for all your hard work!

[@sunstarsmoon]

This was amazing! Thank you for showing us all of that incredible architecture.

[@GlobalAdventurer]

Thank you Gabriel. This video is packed with information and beautiful images. Well done.

[@sarahexplorer9318]

Thanks Gabriel! That place is amazing and even better because there are no crowds to fight. It's on my list now

[@MikeyTero]

the sun at 20:00 when you showed the temple in the setting sun was fantastic! loved the way it lit up the temple!

[@santana898989]

Excellent Gabriel. Thank you. Such beautiful art. Happy travels.

[@yrnewsandviralvideos6890]

Gabriel try to know more about Hinduism and let the world know through your awesome videos. thanks for visiting the great Hindu empire Vijayanagar.

[@ScubaDracula]

very cool. thanks again for sharing.

[@niranjanshah26]

Thanks for great videos 😃

[@sayantanghosh6714]

Great job!

[@pankajmaliknewdelhi]

Amazing place, great vedio.

[@sadenb]

Hinduism is older than 1700 BC. The newly excavated Saraswati basin has huge cities with plenty of Hindu symbols.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Yes, 1700 B.C. is when the first written texts describing Hinduism appeared.

[@sadenb]

I contest. It was basically an oral tradition for a lot of years before it was actually written. Traditionalists say it much earlier than 1700 BC. Newer archaeology will prove that it is earlier. 1700 BC exists only because the persian text Avesta was dated around that period.

[@masihdajjal1769]

first "written" texts describing Hinduism did not appear even by the year 500. The year minus 1700 you mention is generally and roughly quoted by 19th century English/German authors specifically with regards to composition (not writing) of Rig Veda. This is more or less a made up number, extrapolated originally by Friedrich Max Mueller (on textual basis), unlike most western or arab/abrahamic dating practice which tends to be based on archaeology. The original unscientific random derivation of this date can be found in the Foreword of scanned copies of Mueller's translation of Rig Veda on Archive.org.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Maybe so, you could be right. Our history tends to be skewed by the western powers. I have no idea, just quoting Wikipedia.

[@AnuragGupta2410]

Gabriel Traveler Gabriel if you wish, you may watch BBC documentary 'The story of India' with Michael wood... I think you already know a lot more about India than many Indians, but the documentary gives a very schematic picture of Indian history.

[@eXPreSS1onZ]

Hey man ! Love your videos !!! BUT can you plz SLOW DOWN the camera movement while showing the sculptures/landscape ? its difficult to really appreciate the beauty/details when he camera moves so fast, thanks ;)

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

No problem, I'll keep that in mind.

[@starchild7152]

Absolutely fascinating

[@NG2K15]

not a person who believes in this kinda thing, but was thinking how good a timing you had when you walked into the Rama temple and at the same moment a squirrel walk in too...almost leading you in actually...it was such good timing explanation: if there is one god that the squirrel is associated with in the entire history of Hinduism, it is lord Ram. it is a nice motivating story you should read...

[@idandan2]

l like this kind of culture tour :) thank you Gabriel for sharing

[@LuisEduardoGalindo]

At the Temple, I felt like wanting to caress Ganesha`s belly with all respect, very impressive, 15:17 that image of the sculpture of Hanuman with your shadow holding the camera makes a very nice thumbnail (or poster) for your videos Gabriel, it`s been a great video and really enjoyed your explanations, doing it at the very spot is priceless

[@TurnipGreen]

Great video! I like that your #riding a #bike again too! Your love for #india most definitely shows through. Please check to see if all the pillars in #temples resonate different #sounds like in the other video you showed. Very interesting! Thank you

[@bhuvankumar1723]

Shiva linga is in the shape of pineal gland (Third eye).

[@naveenkumarsharma7236]

Mahidhar Kedam

[@user-bu7zl9px4e]

Naveen Kumar sharma what?

[@achilles2804]

Mahidhar Kedam Do u guys know what the meaning of linga is in sanskrit?

[@jithendranambiar7699]

Gabriel it is time to write a book on india

[@usedbrickie9166]

excellent thanks .... ... love the masonry, mb

[@dextor0000]

North India was just like south India before 1000 A.D in terms of science, temples, philosophy, architecture etc but Islam changed everything..After destruction of nalanda all the science and innovation was practically over in north India, only agriculture, trade and other minor occupations like pottery, black smith remained. ghungat or odhni is direct result of Islam.

[@deveshsingh3250]

@Syed Ahmed my foot...they are illiterate and they brought nothing to India except sadness and killing...they are illiterate till now....

[@MuragodMB]

Oh man u great.....i visted 3 times but i didn't saw des place at hampi....tq u ....

[@humanhuman1038]

Beautiful place, I am an Indian and I didn't know about this, I will go there

[@justloveandpeace4010]

You are very inspirational sir, today i recorded a video of a beautiful garden near me, it was fun.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Cool, thanks.

[@laxsharma666]

The carvings on the pillars of the Hazara Rama temple are supposed to represent the 10 different incarnations of Lord Vishnu, I learnt when I was two weeks ago.

[@chittur101]

Greetings from LA. Enjoy watching your videos. You should have gone to ruins of Nalanda, oldest dorm university in the world.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Thanks. Maybe next time. :)

[@kkumar888]

nice video

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Thanks.

[@ajeetyadav8109]

15.32 nice ground to play cricket

[@humanhuman1038]

Background music in all of your videos is very good.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Great, thanks.

[@yrnewsandviralvideos6890]

Vijayanagar empire was destroyed and raged by united forces of muslim kings surrounding most prosperous Hindu Vijayanagar kingdom. check out the history.

[@rameshbollineni4231]

Bengal gram is a lenthil. Its used in Dal and sambar

[@MilatovichFamily]

Always enjoy your videos Gabe! How hot is now there? I am going on round the world trip in end of august and the first stop will be India for about 3-4 months. Going from Delhi to Agra, than to Rajastan, Mumbai, Goa, Kerala (thinking about Karnataka too), then down to Tamil Nadu and all the way to Auroville, from there to Kolkata from where I will go to Thailand next.

[@arunvalecha8302]

Zagica You have chosen best places.. I have seen most of them.

[@bletwort2920]

Zagica It will be around 30 degrees Celsius in those places. All of India is hot, though places away from the sea like Rajasthan get colder in the winter at night specially, and Himalayan regions are colder.

[@sher3597]

actually no not all of india is hot. himalyan region and northeast india can get deadly cold! but south india is very hot

[@bletwort2920]

annonymous wl Northeast of India is also Himalayan region. The rest of India is hot. Only the regions away from the sea like Rajasthan get cold in winter.

[@arunvalecha8302]

Permafrost - Travelling in Summer in hotter part of India is not recommended at all. It is hazardous to health. Try only Cold places of mountains.😀😀😀

[@AmanKhan-zg5cz]

Hello,sir all your videos are great I watch a few of them..may I ask what type of camera do you use if not mind thanx.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Thanks a lot. The camera is always listed in the description below each video. I use different cameras, so it depends on the video.

[@humanhuman1038]

Love, respect and peace for all religions. God bless you all.

[@exocet8834]

This place was inhabited through Hindu Civilizations not occupied, the only one that occupied were the Muslims..

[@cody7875]

I enjoyed your commentary. I am glad the conquering Muslims did not destroy the busty statues of women, as that would have been a tragedy. In art history, I learned I loved the Indian obsession with busty women and the Islamic obsession with geometric shapes, go figure.

[@sadenb]

Islam learned geometry from India itself. Hindu temples are some of the most precise patterned framework strictly adhering to Vastu-Shastras. The sculptures come as a innovation within that framework.

[@COOLSABYA2]

Most of the ancient north Indian temples were destroyed thou. www.stephen-knapp.com/islamic_destruction_of_hindu_temples.htm

[@samakshrai5241]

islamic invaders destroyed much more than they created

[@otomackena7610]

No you are wrong cody Iconoclasm was prevalent in northern India .Most of the hindu,Buddhist,Jain temples, were destroyed by Islamic invaders .Historians and Archaeologists estimates 2000+ temples destroyed under islamic invasion of India .

[@Gauravkumar-jm4ve]

Cody F they tried to destroy all as much they could..

[@lalomares538]

👍 cuando vienes a visitar ala ciudad de León Guanajuato México

[@connieainlay8057]

ehank you

[@ritesharora6032]

Gabriel you know that in ancient times India was much more advanced materialistically and scientific as well that the researchers published their books in a library. That library was huge. In the 7th or 8th century a Muslim Invader came and burnt that library. It is said that library burnt continuously for 6 months because there were so many books in it.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Wow, that's crazy, what a shame.

[@ritesharora6032]

Gabriel Traveler basically before Britishers arrived here, India contributed to 26% of world's exports. And it reduced to 2% by the time they left.

[@Gauravkumar-jm4ve]

wowww u gathered so much knowledge about hinduism.. great...

[@vizx8574]

someone should decrypt those wall carving and make a documentry , may be at that time people use carving to save information.

[@gamingguru3979]

You all wanna know this.Modern India,that everyone sees now is built togather by Hindhus, Muslims and Christians of India.We worked as a team and we are raising our India to big heights.Thanks to hardwork of people like Dr.APJ Abdul Kalam,Narendra Modi etc..And we all are son's and daughter's of one nation, that is India.And when we say about history,its the thing that should have happened,if Muslims never came to India then India would have been in a big trouble fighting against British and everything happens for a reason,you all just cannot discriminate everyone.The future is decided by the present while the present is the result for the actions in the past. peace✌

[@nathaliesantos2173]

Hey Gabriel, What are your recommendations for currency exchange when traveling to Tulum, and Downtown Cancun.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Basically you have two options. Either you can bring cash in a major currency (US dollar, British pound, euro, etc.) and exchange it at a currency exchange booth, which you can find in various locations in tourist areas. Or you can bring your ATM debit card for your bank account and withdraw cash from the ATMs in Mexico and you will get pesos. Just make sure to inform your bank that you are going to Mexico so that they can make a note on your account or your card might not work. The best idea though is to do both, bring a few hundred dollars cash and your card (and better if you have a couple cards), so that you have back-up.

[@offara8365]

Love u gabrial

[@pegg38]

That was very interesting. A creator god and a destroyer god. I would share Isaiah 54:16 and would make sure to share the following verse too. The Lord is our righteousness.. Love to know the age of the temple structures in comparison to say the pyramids of Giza.

[@okaydude9277]

When are you coming back to Peru?

[@kirtigupta9753]

Hampi was believed to be the largest and the grandest city of the ancient world. The ruins do tel a story of the grandeur Hampi had once.

[@JJgainzz]

hi dude sporty to ask another question regarding the gopro hero +LCD there is just a few things I wanna know would u recommend it as a good camara for filming outdoor stuff and also can you upload stuff from the camara straight to a mobile smart phone as I have no money for a laptop ect so could u advise me as I'm literally thinking of buying it tonight thanks man

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

It is definitely a good camera for filming outdoors stuff. However I'm really not sure about uploading straight to a phone because I've never tried to do it that way. I edit most of my videos first, so I use my laptop for uploading. I would check the product description somewhere online. Also you might consider the Iconntechs camera that I filmed this video with (full name in the info section). I actually like it better than the GoPro and it's cheaper too. Might be a little tougher to find but it's available online. Unfortunately I'm not sure about uploading straight from that phone either.

[@JJgainzz]

Gabriel Traveler okey man cheers I saw ur pool party on Greek Islands video just now and the footage looks good enough to me ill try find out abit more cheers for Ya help stay safe out there trips getting closer now

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Sweet.

[@mdalarafat1115]

I am planning for a trip in hampi, may I know where are you living while traveling hapmi and how costly it is and how far from hampi tamples

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I stayed at Shambhu Guesthouse. Very centrally located, great place.

[@tivo3720]

Yeah feel proud to watch... Clearly... Right ur ancestors beautiful actions in India right?!

[@pramodbhatsrs]

go to Belur & Halebeedu......temples are intact

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Yes I went there in 2006, really awesome.

[@SuReLyUJeSt1]

Reach 1 million subscribers and you will be a millionare, Gabe! WoW! C]:^D HEE HAW!!

[@truthteller2991]

Few points: -You are correct that there are few temples of Brahma . One of the known 3 temples devoted to him is in Pushkar. Rest 2 of them are in South( I dont know exact places) --Hindu texts are older than 1700 BC. No one knows how older. Available written manuscript text is 1700 BC. But even before this,vedas were passed by oral tradition. Infact, the scope/range of religious /spiritual/philosophical text is so fast that it is mind blowing ranging from philosophical,religious to atheism : factmuseum.com/hindu-religious-and-spiritual-texts/ If you see, on left corner there is text on "Carvaka/Nastika", which is a complete text on Atheism which means Sanatan Dharma is /was liberal to support all kinds of views. --Trinity -Brahma,Vishnu,Mahesh (Shiva) is for visualization of ultimate Brahman for common people. The concept goes beyond this to realize Brahman en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brahman which connotes the highest Universal Principle, the ultimate reality in the universe. Since Brahman is incomprehensible for common people, hence visualization/idol worship is ok for common people. You will observe. sages and rishis practicing in Himalayas did/do not carry idols. Because they have understood Brahman. One who understand Brhaman is sure to attend Moksha. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moksha - I am fascinated specially by Time concept in Vedas and calculations en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindu_units_of_time Here is one good video kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZfKfGmGmNeWfac

[@ProductSourcing]

Gabriel, the wife and I watch your videos everyday. Thank you for documenting your travels. Do you ever get sick from eating local food? Have you ever had to seek medical treatment while abroad?

[@sher3597]

yes some foreigners get sick from indian food but Gabriel said hes been eating food in India for many years but never got sick!

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Exactly, I've been lucky to never get food poisoning or a bad stomach sickness. But it does happen to people. The only time I had to seek any medical treatment was last year when I had a sensitive tooth and I went to a dentist in Nepal. They applied an external treatment and gave me some special toothpaste, all for very cheap and that did the trick.

[@yayacentella]

did you meditate in one of those temples

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

No, I never did.

[@MrCoolbeanstogo]

wow which camera are you using for this video?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

My Iconntechs camera, the full name is below the video.

[@shudhanshumishra3021]

You have a lot knowldege than a ordinary indian

[@masihdajjal1769]

Right place to "explain Islam" is a video on Arabia, not India.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

It also exists in India, so that's why I mentioned it, it wouldn't have made sense to not bring it up in this video. But if I ever go to Arabia I would probably talk about it more in-depth. I'd have to learn some more about it first though.

[@masihdajjal1769]

okay..good sources to learn about Islam - Kuran, Sahih hadiths, Sirah (biography of mahamad).

[@achilles2804]

There are more muslims in India than all the Arabian countries combined.. so why can't he talk about Islam in India? Do u think Arab owns Islam?

[@staceylynn1208]

have you ever been to Dubia?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Nope, not yet.

[@tivo3720]

U know right who destroyed those towns

[@suruunconditionalluv3360]

Ganesha... Big Belly Guy 😆😂😂❤

[@SikhJedi.]

Why do You never mention the sikhs? Love the videos.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I think I've mentioned Sikhs a few times in my India videos. But not so much because I haven't been to Punjab yet. But I've talked with lots of Sikhs in other places, nice people.

[@aghoranand9750]

Sanatan vedic arya dharma or hinduism has a recorded history going back to billions of years

[@tivo3720]

Bharamaa, brishnu and shiva are incomplete without out their famine part their wives

[@ospreybird]

:-)

[@mahbubmayan1082]

Gabriel, I am big fan of yours. You should visit Bangladesh. It will be your lifetime experience. Must visit Saint Martins of Bangladesh and the Sajek Valley of Khagrachori. You will start to love Bangladesh.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Sounds awesome.

[@mdalarafat1115]

Mahbub Mayan I am from Dhaka come visit us I will be your guide

[@GlobalAdventurer]

Mahbub Mayan I was curious about the mobile download too, and it looks possible since its WiFi and Hdmi compatible. Info from amazon dot com " Wi-fi and HDMI connectivity: Use your favorite app to download your photos and share them with your family and friends. With HDMI technology, you can also transfer crystal clear digital video to any TV, DVR, Blu-Ray disc player, and mobile device." Good luck!

[@mahbubmayan1082]

Gabriel, Thanks for your swift reply. I have been planning to tour Thailand very soon. Thanks to your video. It has helped me for planning a budget holiday. One more thing, please do not bother to contact me if you visit Bangladesh. I will try to give you few useful advises for Bangladesh. Although I think you don't need any advises.. :D

[@mahbubmayan1082]

Al Arafat, I have been staying in Dhaka since my birth. I thing you have misunderstood. I asked Gabriel to visit Bangladesh. Thanks for your interest

[@jasonhickman8389]

how much longer will you stay in India

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Just another week and then I fly out of Bangalore back to the U.S.

[@DiorDiamond14]

Would you travel to Pakistan?

[@sher3597]

even pakistanis wont travel to pakistan lol

[@DiorDiamond14]

Well I'm Pakistani and I've travelled to Pakistan and I can say it's actually quite safe! It's not as bad as people make out

[@sher3597]

i don't know bro. i just read in news that recently terrorist attacks happened in all four provinces of pakistan killing more than 150 people and injuring many more just last month!!!!

[@Gauravkumar-jm4ve]

annonymous wl veeryy dangerous to travel to pakistan.....especially foriegn tourists ... kidnapping killing bombing r common there.

[@manek745]

no thanx...not safe

[@mrsrikanthsharma4669]

You know Hinduism very well !!!

[@jims5846]

Its a pity that these ancient ruins with so much history are just left there to rot, any one can walk in and paint their names on the walls, really a shame. I presume there are no charges to visit these places as well. If it was somewhere in the west they would charge a fortune to visit and see these places.

[@pradeepchoudhary1627]

They don't charge these places because they're in abundance here. These carvings and sculptures, even finer than these exist in more places than you could possibly visit. Go to any ancient temple and they are the most beautiful structures you'd see. It's like they've put tons of time and effort to make it. and then some Muslim invasion horde destroyed them. Look up Ranakpur jain temple. truely a gem.

[@kirtigupta9753]

They don't charge because Hampi itself is spread over tens of kilometres. Belived to be the grandest and wealthiest city of the ancient world. European and Chinese travelers sung praises of this place

[@Charankumar-wu4by]

Wht do you think abut Hinduism...?

[@GlobalAdventurer]

PSA: For anyone from the USA that has plans on traveling to European Union countries, their parliament just voted to revoke Visa Free travel to US citizens. Just a heads up. The effective date will be sometime down the road.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

No waaaaaaay???? Seriously?

[@KarinLynnBates]

Gabriel Traveler www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/europe-visa-free-travel-americans-european-parliament-vote-a7609406.html My friends in France were all posting about it this past week. It won't take effect for a while, but it looks like it's coming down the pike.

[@GlobalAdventurer]

Karin Lynn Bates I wonder what the EU charges non-visa free countries for a 90 day visa? I know the US charges $160.00 plus.

[@KarinLynnBates]

gscaria I agree with your assessment! +Global Adventurer I'm not really sure... I've only ever gotten in with the Schengen Agreement. But that sounds in line with what I've heard about other countries & visas. Maybe someone else reading this comment will know.

[@GlobalAdventurer]

Karin Lynn Bates Thanks for replying so quickly. This entire situation should be very interesting if and when it happens.

[@sensandipmail]

Have you ever been to Pondicherry or Puducherry, the french capital of India?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Yes, I went there in 2006 when I also visited Auroville and came to Hampi for the first time and also went to the Andaman islands.

[@sensandipmail]

That's cool, I have not seen even 5% of my country. I feel as if I am travelling with you.

[@ritur9063]

Do you follow any religion?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I don't. My parents were protestant Christians but didn't go to church when I was a kid. But I've practiced yoga and actually have a B.A. in World Religions, more a matter of cultural interest than religious.

[@ritur9063]

wow! You know more abt india than the locals

[@petertyn]

Hi! you have a KZbin channel named GabrielKundalini in which you defend and promote New Age. Religion or not, but do you consider that that hippiesh lifestyle of yours have something to do with your New Age conviction?

[@artstrology]

The 36 Hindu decans of the solar year precisely correlate with the 36 decans on the Dendera Zodiac and the 36 chapters of Numbers (bible) , and the 36 Views of Mt Fuji, and I-Ching hexagrams 21 - 56, the 36 decans of Altar V of Tikal in Guatemala, Genesis has 50 chapters and follows the 36 decans once around plus 14 to make 50 chapters. All these orders of 36 list certain decans out of place and at the end. The four are the same four sons of Horus. The Falcon is October 4-12 and is Ghandi's decan. Lennon too. The book of Job is also about these four, and Job is Falcon. It is a decan ruled by Saturn. The 20 day calendar also is universal. and the 260 day calendar.

[@sreenivasv8496]

Brahma does not have temples because of a curse.

[@tivo3720]

They divided India..... Shame on them.. They came from arab and cut India

[@tivo3720]

U know who destroyed those beautiful town right?!and build mosque over it

[@TheMadonnafans]

AND THE SUBTITLES???????? SUBTITLES PLEASEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@thetrumpanzeehunter4124]

after india every place eles is boring

[@asifeqbal9807]

SIR LITTLE CORRECTION SIR ISLAM DIDNOT STARTED FROM MUHAMMAD(PBUH) ,IT STARTED FROM ADAM(PBUH) IN FACT MUHAMMAD (PBUH) IS THE LAST PROPHET OF ISLAM AFTER ,DAVID,ABRAHAM,JACOB ,JOSEPH AND JESUS (PEACE BE UPON THEM ALL)

[@calcoleman2398]

Take a class.

[@petertyn]

According to Catholicism, the oldest and genuine Christian church, all so-called gods (idols) are actually demons. There is only one triune God - Father, Son and the Holy Spirit - who is, through the Son (logos, Gods voice), the creator of all that is visible and invisible. God bless!

[@sadenb]

LOL. naive. That is because in the middle east there was no forest to create diversity.

[@starlite7746]

trust the Catholics or Christians to think that their religion is superior to any other. While being completely and terribly flawed themselves.

[@vinay1057]

Fuck your Christianity

[@dutcheastindies8354]

I don’t know about that, Peter. The number of genocides and outright crimes perpetrated by Christians tells me that it is the Abrahamists who worship demons. I recommend that you leave your depraved faith as soon as possible and seek spiritual fulfillment elsewhere. It is for your own good and salvation, Peter. Please.