UNREAL Kantara: Significance of Būta Kōlā, Deities & Rituals ft. Rithwik S. | The Ranveer Show 348

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रणवीर भैया रिक्वेस्ट है. आप प्लीज़ राहुल गांधी को बुलाइये। आपको राहुल को क्यो बुलाना चाहिए . 1) अबतक पुरी दुनीया कि राजनीतिक इतीहास मे राहुल गांधी ऐेसा व्यक्ति है जिसको एकदम निचले स्तर पर अपमानित किया जाता है . 2) No one give him a platform to Express 3) कोई भी मैंन स्ट्रीम मीडिया उसको बुलाता नहीं . 4) राहुल के परीवार वालो का कतल किया जाता है . ये सब छेलने के बाद कोई भी व्यक्ति अंदरूनी तौर पर तुट जाता है . पर ये बंदा खडा है . कुछ तो बात है इस बंदे मे . एक तो राहुल गांधी पप्पु है या मीडिया व्दारा हमे पप्पु बनाया जा रहा है . वोट करने से पहले जनाना है कि असल में वो पप्पू है या अलग इंसान है। और हा राजनीति से ज्यादा व्यक्तिगत आध्यात्मिक और वर्तमान और भविष्य के सवाल पूछना। प्लीज़ रणवीर भैया। 🌹🌹🌹

[@gauravshukla305]

Bring Hanuman Ji on the show ❤

[@guru_hindu]

Punjurli is not Vishnu gana... Punjurli daiva is Shiva gana

[@themangalorenguy452]

@BeerBiceps plz check on the comments I have mad this person is giving a wrong information plZzzzzz you guys are doing good but a big shook on this video plzzz guys we do have good people who and give the right information.......

[@guru_hindu]

@@themangalorenguy452 yeah most them are wrong ....

[@tulucultureandfolklore]

The one who did a research On Daivas Dr.Lakshmi G Prasad is my mother proud to hear about her in BeerBIceps♥♥♥ - she did 23-24 years field work ,recorded more than 600 Bhuta kolas and collected information ,stories of 1253 daivas and collected 2330 names of daivas and wrote 26 books ,more than 600 articles ,.Karavaliya saaviradondu daivagalu ( thousand and one Daivas of costal south karnataka and north Kerala- Aravinda Bhat

[@tulucultureandfolklore]

@BeerBiceps good podcast

[@tulucultureandfolklore]

She has done almost 24 years of Research to complete that Book

[@kiranshetty5011]

Bro if you have any video or link of KZbin videos of her please put it i want to see that

[@xijba3690]

Please share the links to buy those books. 🙏

[@shashanksural9994]

Reallyyy great 💥🙌

[@arunshetty4144]

Ranveer, I would like to share one of my cousin 's experience with you. Many years ago,he was working as a kind of bouncer/muscle man in a bar in Mumbai, when they had trouble with some drunks and argument escalated and one of the drunks a local goon pulled out his revolver, pressed the nostle on my cousin's chest and pulled the trigger. The revolver didn't fire and before he could attempt again my cousin got the better of him and they all fled. Many years later at a bhootakola in our Village the bhootha reminded my cousin about that incident in Mumbai. Panjurli said do you remember that day when an arrow (in local dialect) was about to pierce your chest ? I had obstructed in by keeping my hand in between. When my cousin heard this , tears rolled down his cheeks and he disclosed the story to us.

[@Vedsutras]

Scary

[@purvishetty679]

Damm !!!

[@Vedsutras]

@@purvishetty679 Attitd

[@divyac9556]

Oh god..see the power god🙏

[@nandankodandarama5451]

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[@KindnessHappinessClub]

Anyone from Mangalore ?🙋🏼‍♀️edit-happy about the numerous amount of likes😂🙅🏻‍♀️

[@Sushanth_kotian]

❤

[@priyarshetty3456]

❤

[@pawan-ptsconsulting785]

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[@likithb.k.4874]

Namma kudla

[@SwadishtaBhojanam]

🤚

[@AnuragHegde]

I was born in the Holy City Of UDUPI which is an internal part of Tulunadu. Infact Tulunadu has its own language "Tulu". I also consider myself to be equally lucky to be grandson of "Padma Vibhushan Dr BM Hegde" What world has got to know recently from him we have been hearing from him since our childhood and it always fascinated us. I have marked a mail to TRS to invite him to his show so that more people know how basic Indian remedies can help in curing lot of diseases and how and why to avoid current Medical practises which can be pretty unnecessary for many. If you guys want to call him to TRS do hit like below so TRS would notice.

[@kasturim17]

You are blessed. I am following him from couple of years now. Ranveer must invite him. Thank him from my side for contributing so much in our lives.

[@vihus03]

We are waiting to hear Dr. BM Hegde on TRS :)

[@AnuragHegde]

@@kasturim17 I feel i am lucky and not so lucky when it comes to interaction with him. Coz when we had ample time to interact with him we were kids and knew a little about his feat and accomplishments...we thought he is our Grandfather and a Professor and used to listen to him but also find our way to escape and play. Now after he got Padma Bhushan and all and after his suggestion of providing basic sanitary Hygiene for better social living standard was picked up by central govt we realise how important his words are and I try not to miss an opportunity to listen to him but when we visit him he is either out of some Interview or might have one scheduled in sometime. So we hardly get time to talk.

[@victroiki7321]

Is Dr. Hegde all well??

[@servingitcold5107]

Quite a popular guy he is. My family talks about him often

[@itsmanishaaa]

As a Tuluva, Kantara was a huge representation of our culture and traditions. Thank you for this wonderful episode and enlightening our people of Bharat of Bhoota Kola and Daiva worship.❤

[@prabh_sidhu8742]

hi 👋 I just want to know something about mantradeva as he recently came in my dream but didn't know anything about him can you pls give me some knowledge about him

[@manngurry543]

Great information I wish to add some... I belong to Punjab North India Similar kind of culture is also there in Punjab, Haryana, Himachal etc. We worship a diety named Baba Sidh Chaano ji also named as Hast Bali, Chaanur devta, Sidh Bali sarkar etc .This diety directly belongs to Dwapar yuga with Shri Krishna People worship Him to protect their villages especially Animals and crops. There is a place of worship almost in every village of Punjab.The main mandir is located in village Samaila,Distt Hamirpur Himachal pardesh After every three years, a religious function is organised like Bhoota kola, its called "Saal"(year)The main preist performs the swaang/role of this diety Baba Sidh Chaano ji by riding An Elephant(artificial) as diety's swaari in the middle of the night.Another sewak diety of Baba Sidh Chaano ji is Baba Bauriya, during Aavesha he eats burning wooden coal pieces People also strongly believe that all the negative energies of that village are destroyed by the diety on that night. For more, you can search it on youtube as SAAL BABA SIDH CHANO JI Baba Sidh Bali sarkar ki Jai

[@ashashegde5242]

You can visit the temple at our manglore

[@MrYashino]

@@prabh_sidhu8742 it's worshipped as appe manthradevathe (feminine) and there are many temples for the deity ,in and around Udupi, Mangalore kasargod..

[@sugi2193]

Hey, I hope you are doing good. I'm actually from Madhya Pradesh and came to know about bhuta kola from Kantara and today I saw this podcast. First of all I love the culture especially the daivas and the bhuta kola I wish the daivas give me an opportunity to visit and see the kola for myself. Actually I wanted to ask you a question. Since Rithwik sir said that his family has three different daivas and during the kola all three are being invoked. So I was just curious to know if the daivas talk with each other too? Like if there are more than one daiva in a kola do they like talk or like have some sort of interaction with other daivas? I hope you get my question and please answer this 🥺.

[@prajwal4329]

The only English podcast i found so many words of kannada , respect to Rishabh Shetty introduced this culture to whole India ❤️ and tnx to Rithwik Bro .

[@Rk10082]

These words are same in hindi too...

[@prajwal4329]

@@Rk10082 are you kannadiga?

[@Rk10082]

@@prajwal4329 no... I'm staying in bangalore since 1999

[@saideep1]

But it is more close to Tulu language and phrases

[@prajwal4329]

@@saideep1 bro now do you want to divide sandalwood idtry or Karnataka in to Tulu and kannada? Tulu is also similar to kannada mostly

[@thebetamale6031]

Bring B. M. Hegde on the TRS!!!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💯💯💯💯💯

[@bhagyamottana7293]

Ya bro must 😅❤

[@Naveeenkumar112]

Ranveer Bhai ... Please get BM Hegde sir, you will get more about ayurveda, way of living, Pharma propaganda and so on .... He is an experienced library himself....

[@YogeshKumar-js7tx]

Yes please

[@sahilsoni750]

Yesssssssssssssss

[@SadhguruSir]

I agree. Bring BM Hegde

[@kokilasuresh5887]

After Kantara film,even modern people of Bangalore,went back to Village to worship Buta kola . worshipping started religiously and sincerely.Great film

[@ashadeviammu]

😮h H Np . 25:09 25:09

[@artiqueno]

Also sad thats what it took them after this tradition got validation :/

[@Kanchanc-l7]

Do Morden ppl only exist in Bangalore ?? Even our tulunadu is modern difference is we give equal importance to to each culture Morden has well has our roots culture..why Bangalore ppl will come to village and worship buta they don’t even have touch of that buta Kola has no 1% touch to Bangalore it’s not their culture it’s tulu nadu culture Bangalore ppl have their village in their own place but in Karnataka only in tulunadu are part of Koladaiva Nema it’s followed by not everyone

[@Kanchanc-l7]

Boota kola daiva aredane has no link with Bangalore ppl it’s not their culture not even l in their village

[@Kanchanc-l7]

And if someone from tulunadu is living in Bangalore they had not realise the root. after Kantara we follow our root even if we go to London, UK, any abroad country we give our culture first value

[@nyomanwisyuliadi4791]

I’m from Bali Indonesia We call it “ bhuta Kala” It a lot this dance in Bali and Java till now Sametime just wonder where the came from And now we as Bali people We worship “ nagas” till now Love it from Bali Indonesia

[@marla350]

Great 👍 love from mangalore.

[@parko1130]

Wow, that's fascinating to hear. Thanks for sharing that with us!!

[@Jainilnagar-wu8wg]

🙏🏻❤

[@mahimavishwakarma7567]

Superb job Ranveer bro for covering this episode and so many other spiritual topics in your podcast. You are a torch bearer for the youth.

[@pavankumarattavar7514]

Looks like we share same culture

[@DJHemanthofficial]

🙏 Big shout out goes to Ritwik S for explaining the Practices of our costal land in such a simplified way . Big ups to TRS ! Namma Tulunaadu 🙏 Namma Karnataka 🙏

[@shrutipoojary8129]

Great to hear the beautiful cultural aspect of Udupi and Mangalore. There is a lot more about Bhoota Aradhane. Koragajja is another divine deity to be spoken about and the endless leela. Since the land is owned by Naga, naga Aradhana is to another level and irrespective of the religion whether Muslim or Christians if there is Naga dosha in particular land they have to do rituals if needed.

[@Chiggss]

Sabhi mitra life mai अष्टांग योग ka bhi palan kare 🙂

[@rajalakshmir5606]

A whole section of this podcast was about Koragajjja.. didn't you watch the full podcast? 😊

[@nayanshetty6525]

❤

[@mayurmendon7905]

Koragajja although ferocious, is one of the sweetest daivas. He's considered as the grandfather spirit (Ajja). Even today, either in casualness (unable to find your phone/laptop etc) to seriousness (missing land documents/ missing person) we remember or invoke him to help us out. Such a beautiful culture Tulu nadu has ❤

[@sahadevkadri8691]

So true, whenever we find something that’s lost we keep a beeda (beetelnut leaf) near his temple or gudi.

[@VinaypalanMagic]

Koragajja is very powerfull ❤ I have experienced this.

[@Yashvant5569]

Koragajja is calmest Daiva. But he gets angry only on Evilest people. Koragajja is Like Lovable Grandfather

[@RohanRavindraNanthoor]

People are making money in Koragajja's name by many number of ways. Ajja belongs to the koragas and koragas only are to be true deities of ajja(their kuladaiva) that maintain his gudi/temple etc. But now the higher caste people of Mangalore have made it to be a trend of some sort. They view this as some sort of "You ask and you get it" kind of a god!

[@rohitshetty1395]

Being a part of this Nadu (Namma Tulunad) makes me proud. Whenever we travel, we always remember the name of our daiva and begin our day with the hope that he will be with us. Daiva is very important to us. Many incidents have occurred in my hometown; some may argue that they are not real, but I assure you that I will never forget them till the day I die. One night, when we were sleeping, at around one or two in the morning, a large stone landed just next to our bed. My grandfather used to gather all the stones and throw them outside, there was no way because all the doors were locked, all the windows were closed, and the roof was undamaged. This incident took place over the course of two to three days. Surprisingly, nobody was harmed in this specific case. Later, during a gathering known as KOLA, we got to know that a daiva had visited our home. We began to pray to him, and to this day, they have rewarded us with all of our challenges and business expansion. 🙏❤ Thank you Ranveer for this epic podcast

[@shashankkollaje5640]

Was it Kalkuda daiva ?

[@Jainilnagar-wu8wg]

🙏🏻❤❤

[@prajeethpoojary1880]

as a manglorean i can say there is soo much to learn and explore about the daiva aradhane , he has explained it beautifully but he barely touched 10 % of the things of this culture of daiva aradhane, please do visit mangalore to experience this practices and culture you will be amazed 🙏🙏🙏

[@Jaszmine_8]

Whom should I talk to on Daiva aradhane if I visit Mangalore? And how can I watch a Kola?

[@joesuss4669]

@@Jaszmine_8 there are many kolas which is held by different community, if you want to watch one, ask a local mangalorian he will tell you.

[@poojakunder]

Being a Tuluva ,Felt really awesome to acquire a lot more knowledge about bhootha kola and culture of Tulunadu 🙏 Loved it❣️

[@bhoomikunder]

Yes totally agree 🙌🏽

[@sreenarayanram5194]

Actually bhootakola is a lesser varient or versions of theyyams in North Malabar kerala as it can we easily understand from its costumes and facial arts and strict ritual practices and this theyyam ritual arts most deepest and the centre part is chirakal to payyannur to neeleshwaram regiouns in noth Malabar kerala where we can see this ritual art form at its highest forms from this area this ritual art form spred through out its surrounding areas like a cercle kanjangad,kasargod,sullya,coorg in Karnataka and talassery,vatakara, manandavadi of kerala and this art forms ritual styles decrease from the middle areas to its outer areas like mangaloore where it becomes bhoota kola and koyilandi in kerala it becomes thira and from the middle this cerlce almost ends in these areas. distorting history is not good for anyone

[@theshrikantshetty]

Being a Tuluva myself, I assure you that Bhuta Kola is one of the most beautiful things you'll ever experience. ❤

[@woodsandcreeks]

Call yourself a Tuluva/Tuluver just like people call themselves Kannadigas.

[@kavisiddu]

The Naga Mandala is also a unique ritual performed in Tulunadu. You can see Bhoota Kola evert where in Tulunadu but Naga Mandala is very rare.

[@prathwinshetty]

@@kavisidduit has become more common in the past few years, mostly in the last decade… I had rarely heard about nagamandala during my early childhood, but in the last few years it’s pretty much common.. not sure about Mangalore Udupi belt, but definitely more common in Kundapura region

[@kripashetty3055]

I am from Udupi.. I am blessed that i born in tulu nadu... there are lot more about Koragajja... 🙏 Ajja means Grand father And Koragajja loves children.. Make a separate podcast of Koragajjaa..❤🙏

[@KindnessHappinessClub]

And I remember my grandmother praying and giving offerings if anything goes missing

[@PramodDubeyPrayagraj.]

In Uttar pradesh we also call our grand parents ajja and ajji.

[@AnuragHegde]

I was Born in Udupi and raised in Pune.

[@KindnessHappinessClub]

@@AnuragHegde that’s awsome 🥳

[@vathsalasuvarna3434]

I am a Mangalorean. Whenever I open the door of our office, my colleagues enter one by one and say 'Ajja Kapula'. Really so.....much of love towards ajja.

[@ishanichowdhury9258]

I got goosebumps so many times during this episode. Thanks Ranveer for bringing such guests to us and unwrapping these unknow tales about India.

[@Rajkheran]

👍

[@Chiggss]

Sabhi mitra life mai अष्टांग योग ka bhi palan kare 🙂

[@prozacgamingo896]

Same here. Don't know why

[@aryanrajput006]

I am Himachali and we also have our deities and here you can see buta kola (called Khel). Ranveer should bring someone from Himachal who has knowledge about this. It will be great to watch that ❤❤

[@ameeshaprasher]

Agree

[@sudo2998]

I hear many Kannadigas from Tulu Nadu moved to Himachal Pradesh during the 1600s-1700s. Apparently the local king wanted to bring learned Hindus from the South for his Hindu kingdom. I was reading a wonderful book about this when I was in Himachal Pradesh in 2016, so many customs of Himachali Brahmins are also practiced in Udipi. People even look similar!

[@kanikapruthi9774]

@beerbiceps have an episode with William Sax

[@rishilud7532]

26:45 not funny.....

[@yoginishraddha2606]

So happy to see my native Tulunadu culture/rituals discussed on your show Ranveer. Kantara has beautifully depicted Bhuta Kola and deity worship and opened this dialogue on spirit worship/reverence❤

[@beerbiceps]

More to come. Hope you enjoy this conversation 😊

[@yoginishraddha2606]

​@@beerbiceps Few mins into the video and I'm curious what's more to come. Naga aradhne/worship is another fascinating subject deserving a separate new podcast. Btw, tulunadu consists of Poojaris, Mogaveeras, Shivalli Brahmins, and other clans not just limited to Shettys/Bunts. Do tour Mangalore in April/May to experience Bhuta Kola in person. ❤

[@keerthynair5961]

@@yoginishraddha2606 namma kudla❤

[@ankushkumarcse7568]

Bhuta kola and deities are also in Bihar , when I was in villages, i used to go to see, that's same as in this conversation ❤❤

[@shagunshetty3288]

Yess ❤

[@PhotonShower]

After Parashursma gave us land( Kerala) he took the help of nagas to remove excess salt from the land so we can use the land for agriculture. Thats why we have naga gods in our places. Really big naga temples all around kerala.. Korgajja.and muthappan(kerala) are different names for bhirav baba

[@see2saw]

Oh didn't know that our Muthappan and Bhairav Baba are the same..

[@PhotonShower]

@@see2saw i mean if we look closely.. the love for dogs and fish and alvohol as prasad.. even the story behind him is similiar to batuk bhairav.. 🙏🙏

[@PhotonShower]

@@RockStar-ox3qf so?

[@shiroyasha69]

I heard a story about lord Koragajja, some people who desecrated the temple went mad and killed themselves ?

[@PhotonShower]

@@shiroyasha69 wow

[@slaprakshas]

In Gujarat, We call these deities "Khetla Aapa" (the Kshetrapala)... Many temples and worship rituals are dedicated to them.

[@swetasolanki6980]

Oh now I got it from my childhood I use to see as I m from Gujarat but now I got it thx for this information

[@bsyateeshkumar3305]

I am from Karnataka and Even I closely observe bhootharadhane but recently a instance happened which made me astonishing a diva was invoked on worker who came from Assam where he came for a temple work but a mnc company accquired the land of bhoota and elders didn't perform nemoutsava the detie just invoked on that worker and asked for its land that to in Tulu where the worker didn't even know the Language as he was from north east this instance made me trust it even more

[@anonymous-xm7lu]

Tulunadu is the creation of Bremner , according to pardhana of tulunadu....

[@SG-jb1xw]

Incredible - I'm a Mangalorean now living in Illinois USA. I've seen , heard, worshipped and feared Daivas ❤. Glad to see the representation and spreading of the ancient wisdoms worldwide

[@sravanichittoor805]

Can you state how to worship panjurli daiva.....I'm from A.P india. I wanted to worship him .

[@artiqueno]

​@@sravanichittoor805visit tulunadu!

[@swapnagourikalanidhi3715]

Hey, I'm from Chicago, Illinois! What a coincidence reading your comment! 🙂🙂

[@Itznishuforstudy-wb9oj]

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[@beerbiceps]

🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️

[@GaneshAdh3]

Chatgpt

[@Dvtheme]

Bollywood always moked Hindu religion and always show Muslim character in good and humble way..

[@KasDlonewolf]

Let's also try to appreciate why that might have happened: because of an elitist image that certain sections carry in certain locales. Such images come from a perceived privilege. As our society becomes more equal, such problems will ease.

[@renukashetty8383]

Some of the major traditions practiced in Manglore, Kundapura include tiger dance(hulivesha), bear dance (karadi vesha), Buffalo Race (Kambala) and yakshagana….. “We are so rich in culture!”❤

[@ಚರಣ್123]

Being kannadiga didn't know about our Tulu nadu culture this much, this is so fascinating just by listening this stories I'm getting goosebumps, wish to experience butha kola live someday

[@GeethaVandana-h3j]

Im so fortunate to be born in Karnataka...i loved this episode....❤❤❤today is Mahalaya Amavasya the day to pray to our ancestors and im watching this...❤❤

[@SonofSoma108]

ranveer man i don't know how many times i have commented this but please let the guest speak when you call them in the podcast, we don't need your 101 and trust me your international viewers know more about dharma then you I have seen that myself, they have read more scriptures then you. So please let the guest speak we want to hear them Edit: Dude is calling bhootas and daivas as angels 😭 have you seriously learned nothing after communicating with so many spiritual figure and MANNN Stop bringing abrahamism in dharma you don't need to

[@shruthidevaraju3012]

Thanks, you spoke my mind. It's really disturbing to see him talking in between when the guest is being called for talking.

[@sandhyakavaiya]

My father's family is from North Kerala and we have our annual festival of "Theyyam" which is like Bhuta kola, I feel so proud of my rich lineage & heritage, my hometown temple is almost 400 yrs old with a Nagakshetram & many many magical stories❤

[@akashkp8707]

Theyyam and Boothakola is actually the same thing with some regional differences,

[@Harshaaaaaa1022]

wow 400 years old?

[@anamenouknow5197]

Kannur?

[@SatyaGhatnaKahaniDarrKi]

Can we get in touch?

[@ayushrkallingal4567]

Im from kanhangad

[@vivekthamban7407]

Thank you for the episode. I come from northern Kerala, specifically Kasargod. I had the chance to witness Boothakola and Theyyam, although in our region, it's known as Theyyam. While the rituals and costumes differ, the essence of the traditions remains the same. This episode deeply resonated with my village and its rich heritage.

[@nikshithapoojary7099]

I am Tuluva really we proved to know about our culture at Managlore in-depth Really appreciate the program❤️🙏🏻

[@akki10395]

Because of kanatara,,, I from Jammu has become a devotee of Panjurli ❤ What a movie,, what an ancient & beautiful culture we have in our Bharat 🇮🇳

[@ghsdkj]

anytime you are in trouble just think about Panjurli he will come to help you out in some form or other..

[@akki10395]

@@ghsdkj he's residing in my heart permanently now. Panjurli 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

[@itsmanishaaa]

🙏🙏

[@nandinivedica6931]

There is a way of worshipping Panjurli

[@akki10395]

@@nandinivedica6931 would love to follow that. Until then I just pray him from my heart ♥️

[@yepezcroquer5131]

Thanks for all your episodes. I'm from Venezuela, living currently in Argentina and owing every triumph and even my survival in these recent hard years to the Devas and Devi, (Supreme). It would be powerful to see some episode deal with the fact that before most of recorded history, the whole planet was a Vedic stage. There are Vedic symbols and words in the Andean ruins of Puma Punku and Ganesh depictions in Colimbian ancient cites, I've read peer-reviewed articles on how Egyptian, Scandinavian, and Celtic myths are Vedic in origin, the Chinese Tao and the Japanesse Shinto are Vedic as well, there is also the famous white city of Hanuman in the Mosquitia tropical forest in Honduras. So, it would be a wonder and delight to hear some expert's takes on that mystery, and shine some light on what happened in the world to destroy such a divine might... thanks again for this effort

[@LoneWolfff07]

never heard of this info. that's great to know....

[@AnuragHegde]

I feel Some demonic people were not happy with this and hence in the past couple of years we saw that relgion that came later were trying to demean other religion and trying to prove that only their religion is true and rest is nothing. Whereas Vedic religion thought that everything in nature is praiseworthy and everything that let's you breathe and survive is worthy of the praise that it had shown. Else we all that Nature will not take time to finish the entire Human race. Thanks to the energy within you and outside you. Live in harmony. God is everywhere and so is he in you coz he is positive energy and Demons are the negative energy. Your inclination will get you either close to Positive energy or Negative energy. So choose wisely. Rest all God and religion is good.

[@jediblackknight7819]

Que alegria que te gusta mucho la espiritualidad vedica. Yo tambien he estado a Argentina y Chile, y he visto muchas similaridades en la cultura andina (todavia practicado poco en Salta y Jujuy) con la cultura vedica. Que tengas buena suerte y fortuna por todo de tu vida!

[@vishnuharshan]

I recommend you read the book Hindu America by chamman lal

[@sudhakaramin2105]

Gratitude on behalf of Tuluvas for attempting to release this insightful podcast. This was needed for the younger generation of Tuluvas.

[@naveenkumarkn2731]

I felt proud for being born in Karnataka, I heard so many kannada words, and Tulunadu is blessed with great culture that we can't see anywhere in the world. I have lot of Tulunadu friends and talk about Tulunadu culture many times for hours, always feel great about that place💛❤️😍

[@savithashetty2627]

Proud to be a Mangalorean....Jai Tulunadu ❤❤❤❤❤

[@himanshzadoo8072]

I belong to the Kashmiri Pandit community. In Kashmiri Shaivism too, we have the term called, "Khetrapal". In our Shivaratri Pooja, we do make offerings to our Khetrapal. My Family's Khetrapal is Vaital Bhairav.

[@1CommonMan]

😍 we're all connected brother from southern parts of India to the northernmost parts of India and from the easternmost parts of India to the westernmost parts of India. Our beautiful sanatana dharma is even widely spread across asia and almost all parts of the world, most have visually evident signs, structures and traditions.

[@ankitab0135]

Ours is batuk bhairav ..(Uttarakhand)

[@Xaviers101]

Tantra started from Kashmir Shaivism only, me too a KP.

[@sudheerveturu6068]

Kshetrapala

[@likithgowda619]

In tulunadu karnataka we have a term of kshetraphala

[@deep4377]

I am from Tulunadu and I attend these rituals.. It is mesmerizing. Good conversation

[@devikareddy4417]

Hey I'm from Telengana. I wanna visit this buth kola. But I don't know how to visit, when to visit. Can u share some information so that I can plan to go there

[@chirag9899]

@@devikareddy4417 its kind of hard for an outsider to get chance if u dont know anyone from the region majorly bcz the kola is generally conducted by families but there are some which is organized by pubilc (not exactly but kinda ) u can try vist after deepavali

[@devikareddy4417]

@@chirag9899 too bad that I don't know anyone from Karnataka 😢. I wanna visit badly anyway thanks for info. Let's hope 🤞 I may visit.

[@nikhilhegde9004]

Guys During the month of April - May of every year, these rituals are performed by select families and local temples in Dakshina Karnataka. I would suggest you to attend botha kola performed in the local temples where the bothas are worshipped during this period in towns like Moodbidre, Hebri, etc in Manglore- Udupi belt. You take blessings of the deity and witness the event

[@bharathraj2401]

even you can ask solution for any problems

[@siddhanthshetty5401]

I'm from Mangalore (Coastal Karnataka) and I'm really excited to watch this Tulu is my mother tongue

[@iiftva]

Tulu patertai 😅

[@Yashvant5569]

My mother tongue is Also Tulu

[@rohinierram1741]

I am from Udupi and thanks Ranveer for bringing our culture to the world through this podcast….getting goosebumps very well explained

[@yogeesh_kulal02]

Anyone from udupi❤

[@vinaydhopeshwarkar7102]

I feel South India is great amazing. They have maintained preserved our culture tradition. I want to be born in South Indian Hindu family in my next birth.

[@ajayk5160]

Your already ours brother, we are all one family.. you can visit south india any time, it’s your home as well. I’m from Mangaluru. ❤do visit once

[@emptymind4694]

It's a blessing to be born in any part of Bharatha and specially in sanatani family

[@gmech54]

There is not much difference in South & North.. ! The problem with the North is that they have lost a lot due to invasion & ignorance

[@NailsByAsh813]

What a sad and pathetic existence that you have to put down your own culture to appreciate others here. Shame on you. Hope, you don't get your wish fulfilled.

[@AryanPaaji]

Kantara 🎥🧿 was a culturally intense film 🔥...and now this podcast 🎙️🌈✨ will represent the Tantra Mantra 🪄, Indian rituals 🌟 and tons.

[@beerbiceps]

Hope you like this as well 😊

[@ramkumars442]

❤❤

[@srikrishnarevankar8002]

Panjurli Daiva is our home deity🔱 , I would like you to come to Udupi to experience the bhootha kolas❤️

[@nerthus4685]

Buta Kola is almost exactly like the Vudon and Voodoo traditions of Africa. Except there they use special rhythms associated with the deities. They are not Kshetrapalas but a variety of devas.

[@arjunsprasad777]

In our belief (Kerala), Parasurama kshethra is from Gokarna to Kanyakumari ( Including Kerala). In the history of Kerala, there are 32 Tulu villages and 32 Malayalam villages in Parashurama kshethra.

[@varunvachaspathyam]

We want Rithwik in many more episodes.

[@prw783]

As a person from Ratnagiri, I can say that Shree Parshuram khetra stretches from Kutch to Kanyakumari.. the whole western belt comes under it.. some of these practices happen in kokan as well.. addition to the wonderful podcast this is 🙏🏻

[@prathwinshetty]

@@conqueror5463may be yes, but the way people are so devoted towards serpent I doubt I wud see the same in other parts of Karnataka.. saying this bcz here in coastal region, even if u find a dead serpent (even when it has died naturally) u have to get it and do sarpasamskara and stuff.. whereas, I’ve heard my frnds in north Karnataka saying they wud worship serpent but wud kill it if found nearby homes or residential areas😂

[@parthupadhye]

In Kokan, are you referring to worship of the local Devi? My grandmother had mentioned that once.

[@udaysatardekar5504]

True

[@Ghostangel07]

I am a Maharashtrian so we know something similar which what we call is 'Angat Vaara Yena' which means that a God enters the body of a person especially seen in some temples, during poojas, aartis. I am still very much fascinated with this and hence I would love to be a part of a Bhoot Kola too, because it really feels surreal to be able to talk to Gods and experience their energies. Watching Kantara was an intense experience and actually introduced us to the age-old tradition of Bhoot Kola. I am still astonished by the number of things we don't know that happen in our India. Thanks for the great podcast TRS team and Rithwik!!❤

[@swathishetty9759]

The way he explained about our tulunadu daiva and traditions is really incredible. Thankyou Rithvik sir

[@peakxv13]

I’m from Kukke Subramanya (Mangalore district). Currently living in Bangalore. In my school days I got to see many celebrities who visited Kukke temple. Entire Kapoor Family, Sachin Tendulkar, Captain Amarinder Singh (CM of Panjab at that time), & many many politicians, businessman’s & celebrities. Atleast once in your life time try to visit this temple & place.

[@hypnotik1314]

As an American, this is absolutely intriguing. Fantastic talk as usual. Always enjoy your podcast.

[@ninjip3460]

Hi, curious to know how did you got into hearing his podcast

[@hypnotik1314]

@ninjip3460 I'm a practicing buddhist, and videos from the channel popped up on my suggested videos and have been hooked ever since.

[@KrishnaPrasadAravala]

Ranbir : please don’t wear anything to your Thumb .🙏🙏🙏 : listen to Sadhguru

[@ninjip3460]

@@hypnotik1314 glad to know!

[@astroboyAB]

​@@hypnotik1314...good to hear ... This may help you.. Hindu,Buddha,Jain,Sikh are part of Dharmic traditions & are not religions.. Difference is Religion only believes in "Duality" Known as "Dvaita" And Dharma or Dharmic traditions include both Duality & Non Duality Dvaita & Advaita Advaita philosophies like Hindu,Buddha,Sikh & Jain believe there is god within every individual Atma (Individual soul) and Param Atma( Universal Soul) Good luck...

[@jessehumphrey4273]

Thank you Ranveer. As a life long seeker, born into a culture where my questions could never be answered or understood (Florida, USA), your show has become one of the greatest tools assisting me in my journey. Just as you know that you aren't the one who has chosen this path, I certainly do nothing to chose mine, and I thoroughly enjoy watching and being apart of this divine play unfolding before us. Therefore, I have no content requests. I know what needs to be seen will come to us both. Thank you for allowing Mahadev to use you in this critical time.

[@RaoSaheb-zm3jt]

Hi from FLL, FL :)

[@jessehumphrey4273]

@@RaoSaheb-zm3jt greetings my friend, happy Navarathri! Durga has finally slayed the demon known as Florida's brutal heat!

[@tejasvitaanand9745]

Hii ranveer bhaiya plz bring back Rajrishy Nandy Sir, and ask him the following questions-: 1. How does one figure out the best suited practice and deity for them besides their preference. 2. What practices in our religion differ wrt men and women To give you an example a) The Devya kavacham that is done alongside Durga saptashati has a verse for protection of the doer's wife does that mean women/ girls can't do that. b) The Argala stotram also done alongside Durga saptashati, it's 24 th shlok talks about the doer's wife again. The ending of Argala stotram also promises boon in masculine gender, i.e., nar Does that mean that females can't do these things . Where as the 32 names promises that for everyone, i.e., manushya (I AM NOT A PSEUDO FEMINIST THESE ARE MY GENUINE DOUBTS PLZ CONSIDER THEM) c) Similarly Rajarishy Nandi sir prescribes a 30-40 days sankalpa for siddha kunjika stotram but for quite obvious reasons most females Can't do it, any substitute for us. 3. Another question regarding siddha kunjika stotram. It contains a mantra which is some kind of expanded version of maa Durga's very famous Navarna mantra in the version of it that I read. But the I found another mantra in siddha kunjika stotram on KZbin itself, the name of the channel is Debashish chakraborty. 5. Last, which practices actually differ for males and females in our religion (I mean I know that these differences are genuine). 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Plz consider this humble request bhaiya..

[@chowdaripavani6631]

Yes , I also have this doubt regarding females not able to do any puja/jap without break.

[@vishwaguru.2603]

Avadhoot baba shivanda (of Shivyog ) giving right direction about these issues.. Plz.. Take help from this maa devotee

[@spaceman8271]

Ranveer bring this man Dr Jayaprakash Narayan Retd IAS Officer, Ex mla and Founder of Loksatta party.

[@uvocal]

Yaa Bring him to TRS

[@Lalabeekills]

The Shraddha he is talking about is the ceremony of shradh(Hindi pronunciation). And the phase or the month is called Pitra Paksha not shradh itself. The ceremony is called shradh.

[@ishahs905]

This man has beautifully explained about the rituals people and culture of south canara I am from the same region and havd experienced Panjurli's assurance "I am there" coming true and impossible ones happened in my own family... I got to know many details of my own region through this show Not sure how you brought this person to this show, And what made you believe that this story of small region of karnataka ,would reach larger group I will always be thankful to you for this episode... Thank you Ranveer. ,🙏 Thank you Ranveer for this episode,

[@bhuvanraj9276]

We must attribute this phenomenon to the diavas nirnaya to bring awareness about themthrough kantara movie

[@ishahs905]

@@bhuvanraj9276 True..,

[@nitis3727]

Thank u ranveer for bringing amazing podcasts everytime❤ you're spreading knowledge which schools never explained

[@beerbiceps]

My pleasure 😊

[@slametpriyadi8504]

Hey Ranveer! 🎙️ Ive found a fascinating guest for your podcast - Ishan Shivanand. Hes from a lineage of Advait Shri Vidya, raising collective consciousness through Lalita Rudra Trishati. Founder of Yoga of Immortal, he aided thousands during Covid and s

[@rameshtomar9530]

Yes that would be a great idea

[@sonaltrivedi7813]

I agree. Ishan Shivanand will be a great guest for TRS😊

[@gamanasrinivas2993]

I second that

[@shreenidhi30]

Tulunadu is not a place, its a feeling...

[@nikitatalele4084]

I went this year. It is something else. It has different energy..

[@maniswetha4517]

The thing is sanatana dharma is all about your land deities and sthala puranas, but the north had lot of influence from islamic invations and britishers, than south, as north is acting like a involuntarily defence, that south was able to retain its knowledge, where as north lost its temple's scriptures etc to islamic invations.

[@KishorBhandary-b4g]

One world ,one tulunadu, tulunadu is different culture, different language, different spiritual land, all is different , I realy proud to be tulunadu, Im tuluva.

[@RoHan-tz6fm]

Wow. What an episode. 😮 Hail HariHara 🙏 Hail Buta Kola 🙏

[@Pradeep0047]

Literally crying to know that we, Hindus have such a deep rooted cultural history, and we are not much aware of it. Thanks God that you give me birth in India specially in such a deep cultural Dharma. ❤

[@kirandutta1458]

Still increasingly conversions are happening !!!

[@AA-kv5xp]

Proud to be a Manglorean😊 We may come from different religions But we south canara ppl grew up with all different rituals and traditions and respect it from heart🥰🥰

[@nks075]

Fantastic podcast and subject. I am from Tulunad and a proud Bunt. My mother's house "Jarkala Guttu" near bailoor is more than 700 years old. And from last 700 years or more we have prayed our Dajvas- Varte, Panjoorli and Lekesari who have protected and blessed us. Its a privlege to been born in this house and land.

[@Harvey97]

Kantara fever is still on! ❤🔥

[@pankajsarang256]

As a person from Karwar, we believe in the concept of "Kshetrapal" who protects a particular place.🙏🙏🙏

[@dahliajaji9547]

ಕ್ಷೇತ್ರ ವನ್ನು ರಕ್ಷಣೆ ಮಾಡುವ ದೇವರು

[@thebetamale6031]

Bring B.M.Hegde on the show!!!

[@chetnathakur8047]

We have similar rituals in Himachal Pradesh as well. Every Himachali can relate to the information provided in this podcast.

[@Ishmeet.singh12]

You call that Grehni right

[@ramv7314]

Praying to "nagas" is common in Kerala, most ancestral houses have "Sarpatankavvu".., I had witnessed Buta Kola once in North Kerala.. Honestly, I was wondering if the person is drunk..but listening to this podcast , it has opened up my mind.. Thank you Ranvir and Ritwik

[@narendraprabhu1537]

This is the first time i had watched entire episode without any skip. Although i comes from south canara region to be precisely place name Mangaluru i have seen this rituals multiple times till the date. I am amazed to rithwik with the way of explaining each and every custom step by step to beerbiceps and north indians who werent heard about it earlier and came to know about bhootharadhane and its importance after watching kanthara. Thank u rithwik❤

[@sadhvi538]

The beliefs and customs of South Indian people have always been beyond my understanding but your podcasts play a very important role in understanding them. The charector of Kantara is also one of them........ thanks for all your efforts Mr. Ranveer ❣️

[@ankitsood3815]

I dont understand why do you say deity culture is only part of southern India. Thats ignorance. North indian states like himachal and i am sure other pahari states have strong deity culture. Hom the fire ritual that rajshree nandi mentioned is also there in himachal culture..and its also called hom only You guys make such wrong statements so confidentally. North is not just punjab, haryana , up , bihar..there is a culture that lies in the north of these states as well.

[@Atleastbeast]

Those who are from udupi and manglore karnataka

[@SagarShetty7606]

1:12:25 Seriously brother, first time I watched the full podcast without skipping any moment. And especially, thank you so much for bringing these podcast. I am blessed ❤️ that I belong to that region which is "TULUNADU". All the Tulu daiva's will shower the blessings to you and your team. THANK YOU BROTHER ☺️

[@astroboyAB]

I am from Mumbai & Native place is Udupi.. I also just saw Buta Kola as a ritual.. Later realised, they perform the rituals to reach a trans state. After which, if you ask questions to the Buta Kola performer their answers will shock you bcoz they will give details to you which only you could know & not even your family members knew those details .....

[@sravanichittoor805]

How to worship panjurli daiva. Can you please state it . I'm from A.P . I wanted to worship him.

[@astroboyAB]

@@sravanichittoor805 ..... * In Coastal Karnataka & Other parts we have "Buta Sthana" ( place where the Panjurli deity is kept). This Buta Sthana place is OUTSIDE of home probably close to the farm or rice fields bcoz Panjurli Daiva protects the crops & people etc. * The doors of the Buta Sthana is closed unlike a temple and is opened if someone wants to worship it but this is specifically done by family members who own the land and house or the farm. * Panjurli & Guliga Daiva are Kshetrapala deities - they take care of that particular shetra or area where the Buta sthana is constructed. * If such a system of Kshetrapala exists in Andhra then it is possible or else it is a close family deity.. * I am not sure, if a photo of Panjurli daiva or Guliga daiva can be taken and kept INSIDE the home and worshipped. * I am going to native in December..I will try to get this information & re-comment after coming back to Mumbai- check your notification later. Bcoz this is a valid question if a photo can be worshipped & if a non-karnataka or Kerala person can worship it.. * Panjurli daiva is incarnation of Vishnu - so you may keep worshipping Vishnuji & Shivji for that matter.

[@astroboyAB]

​@@sravanichittoor805... Got the answer.... * Photos of Panjurli Daiva are not available outside.... * Panjurli Daiva or Kalkuda Daiva are kept inside Bhoota Sthana & are worshipped by the family who created the Bhoota sthana for Daiva. * you can visit a place where such a Bhoota sthana is built & take a photo of the daiva to worship & do pooja for Daiva but it is NOT ADVISABLE to do so. * Bcoz once you start doing pooja for daiva. The Daiva by different means will start asking you to build a bhoota sthana for him. Bcoz now Daiva has reached your place & would want you to build a bhoota sthana at your place. * Things can go bad if you do any mistake in this process & you will be clueless why bad things are happening with me & you will come to know abt this only after you visit Panditji... * So basically dont attach yourself with Daiva as it is a difficult process. * Only thing you can do is visit a Buta Kola function & enjoy our traditional culture. Good luck.

[@bethebeast5013]

BRO THIS HAPPEN IN UTHARAKHAND ALSO like lakhiya bhoot

[@yourdad2914]

Another story says that , Panjurli is the cute piglet which was found by Maa Parvati. She used to pet the piglet. It grew big and started following her everywhere. One day when Lord Shiva and Maa Parvati went to attend a marriage of some king they tied this Panjurli... it waited till their arrival but they were late hence it got angry and started destroying everything around it.. all bhoota ganas went Lord Shiva and begged to stop it... it was unstoppable... Lord shiva with his trident killed panjurli. Maa Parvati was so sad to see that, hence Shiva made the soul of that pig as Bhoota gana.. one of gana or member in his Ghostly empire... as it was blessed by Maa Parvati too... it became devine and calm. These all things haopened in that Parashurama kshetra. And Panjurli became the aradhana daiva of that place... some people also say that Lord Vishnu used his chakra to kill Panjurli and he too blessed Panjurli to be devine...

[@shravankkadri]

This is the story that comes in the pardhana.

[@akshayasaroli4618]

This is the real story✨

[@kavisiddu]

You are absolutely right.. The Panjurli of Tulunadu is not related Varaha avatar of lord Vishnu instead it is related Shiva..

[@srinidhis9808]

Anyone from Kudla, Maikala, Mangalapura, manjarun, Kodeyaala, Kodial,Mangalapura,Mangalooru and Mangalore like this video and comment down..😊❤

[@sailyeram6316]

Why has Kokan being pushed away from being denominated as the parshuram kshetra? Since im from kokan we have a rich history of being called the proud people of the parshuram kshetra or the parshuram bhoomi.. So why?

[@shwetak1052]

This person is so learned and all his concepts are so clear and so clearly delivered.. Lots of respect for this guest

[@NiveditaThadani]

I am from Hubli and I witnessed the demolition of the food court he mentioned in the interview and we were really sad about it. But now we love spending time in his other food courts.

[@woodsandcreeks]

Which is this food outlet/franchise? I am from a town near Hubli.

[@UnseenHimalayas]

We also worship local deities and Nagas in Himachal Pradesh.....Jai ho.. proud to watch such podcast.. Thank you Ranbir bhai

[@bumblebee7597]

Omg! So amazing! I had NO knowledge about any of this nor do my parents, even grandparents. I'm thinking how rich and deep is our culture. We need to protect our very rich heritage! ❤🙏

[@monikaray5680]

Narayan Nag Bali, and Kal sarp dosh is resolved in Triyambakeshwar jyotirlinga ( Nasik ) as well 🙏

[@NischalGurung-kh6ts]

Thank you Mr.Ranveer for letting us to know about such wonderful Sanatani Hindu practices around the India . ❤ Love from Nepal brother. 🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@madhuphalanetra3498]

GANDA means paste of Sandle wood prepared by scrubbing a piece of dried Sandle wood branch on a specific type of stone called SAANE KALLU, KALLU in Kannada is stone, not saffron mix KUMKUM 🙏🏽, please correct me if I am wrong 🙏🏽

[@NashSh-li4ch]

You are right

[@VibhaliParghi]

My Native place is a small village in Savrashtra, Gujarat. I've grown up listening and witnessing stories similar to Kanatara but in instead of Dev, those beings are Devi, I'm typing this with due respect to Maa but have always wondered how can such strong spiritual being enter human bodies, My mind has most of the time, watched people with disbelief who invoke her, but at the same time, got goosebumps and felt a mystical energy around me when the Mantras are chanted, would love to have a deep dive into how this is logical. Thank you for the insightful work that you already do Ranveer, it's helping me understand a lot of unexpressed things. Though it will be a pleasure to watch "TRS presents Buta Kola" I pray your Daiv is already paving way for your Partner so you can pass on the Podcast Legacy instead.

[@sandykm18]

There are many female daivas too which we worship here.. may be there are few similarities..

[@PradhanHegde]

Yella Udupi Mangalore avre like madeee

[@shashankbv3366]

Karnataka is still have Ancient Rituals like..... veeragase.... karaga....bhoota kola...... Folk dance like yakshagana...etc more which is 3000 years old 😅

[@vijetha2023]

I really enjoyed this podcast to the core because 1) He spoke so many kannada words. 2) He was talking about the culture that most of the south Indians know. Not just about the tulu bhoota kola. Even in many Kannada speaking cultures there is a concept of daivaradhane, where the diety speaks to you directly. Its was a very common practice which I had witnessed in my childhood.

[@prathappoojari5415]

Tulu culture ..

[@rahulmogaveera4054]

​@@prathappoojari5415it's tulunad culture not Tulu language culture and there are people who speak kannada as well

[@sharmadashetty2189]

My mom was from Kundapur and have never seen people from that stretch ever do a Buta kola.. I am told that Buta kola is done by thenklaayi people (that’s Brahmavar and downwards) and not Badakaai people that’s Kundapur/ Byndoor and upwards) is this true ? My dad was from Katpadi and hence I have watched Buta Kola very closely while growing up

[@rahulmogaveera4054]

@@sharmadashetty2189 My parents are from kundapur too and if you ever visit kundapur there is a temple named Brahmalingeshwara temple in Maranakatte and it is the most important temple for all the people of tulunadu from byndoor to mangalore or Kasaragod . The patris who perform the kola rituals have to visit the brahmalingeshwara temple once a year to take the vibhooti which is used for performing kola rituals and lord brahmalingeshwara is considered as the head for all the daivas. Certain parts of kundapur also perform kola and there are certain daiva like Haiguli, Marl chikku Nandikeshvara etc are the parivar daivas of the brahmalingeshwara swamy and in some parts of byndoor and kundapur the kola rituals are slightly different but it's all same

[@biocon3421]

​@@sharmadashetty2189yes same thing even I have heard. Even I'm from kundapur origin. Butakola is done in thenklayi side.

[@samxshetty]

A proud moment for Mangaloreans 🔥🔥

[@rashkumar3626]

It’s an absolute blast listening to Rithwik Subramanya 👏🏻🙏🏼 He has a lot to share! We want a second episode

[@NavinShetty]

Until Kantara was released, Shettys were known to be hoteliers or sadly associated with the underworld. However, thanks to Rishab, the world now knows about our rituals, including those that involve non-Shettys.