Bhārat hating Indian Academics of the West | Prof. Kapil Kapoor |

[@victormenon1403]

Summary of what he is saying is India's biggest enemies are within its borders and those enemies outside the border are also people of Indian heritage. 100% true.

[@dariusmotmavilin3666]

He is one of the rare jewels of India

[@piyush.pranjal86]

Pranaam 🙏🏽🛕

[@SudhirKumar-lc1ds]

Impact on us is ineffable! A quintessential Rishi speaks ! Pranam to Professor Kapil Kapoorji ! 🙏

[@arunjetli7909]

Agree with many aspects .I think the greatest aspect he discusses is the ontological difference between Sanatan and Abrahamic system . There is a streak of Advit was present in Parmenides and Plato but was rejected by Aristotle who is really the father of acquiescing to visceral empiricism. PLato, due diligence and experimentation was trashed in favor of dogma until science came and trashed Aristotle

[@rakeshrathore1711]

Hearing you makes me feel pride in my Hindu heritage.

[@bharattirth641]

Sirji Long live KZbin for good purposes. 50-100 years later too people may be able to see your lectures. You keep sharing earliest memories for future generations

[@sanjayshah4372]

KZbin itself is controlled in part by those of an Abrahamic mindset. This kind of content has to be preserved by those of an independent, free thinking, objective and rational mindset

[@BharathBhushanLohray]

Not necessarily. KZbin may trash it if Soros kind acquires it.

[@TheContrariann]

I love ❤ listening to Prof. Kapil Kapoor Sir, listening to him feels like I'm listening to the stories and wisdom of my own Grandfather!

[@srinic9319]

So true!! Exact same feeling! 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@chadd498]

Same

[@liatresanos3769]

20:53 "I wish it was Eurocentric"...oh well... This happened to me approximately year 2008 at University (Europe). We had a subject where we had to choose from different themes and come up with a "thesis", an idea that we would defend against others who would try to come up with contrary arguments and I choose "Technology and the Third World" and started exploring. At that time India didn't come up as exactly Third World but Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam did and the more I researched the more complex it became to just give an oppinion about what "their needs" were, so, at the end, I discarded the idea of even having a thesis and came up with the following statement: "Third World countries should be very careful and selective about what new trends from the West they allow into their territories because if new trends overrun existing positive traditional ways and if positive economic factors are destroyed because of Western influence then a great opportunity for both parties to learn from each other is lost, for we have as much to learn from those lands as they from us". An argument, I think, not possible to refute without coming across as an asshole. The subject had evaluation also from comments that we had to make once a week in a blog. I became curious about what others who chose the same theme were writing on the blog and I was shocked when I read the following:. "Technology and the Third World. I think that we should give them the technology gradually so that they have time to adapt, otherwise, they might be too primitive to know how to use it". This, from a 24 year old girl, Engineering student. Europe, 21st Century. No depth, just oppinion, because your oppinion counts in a democracy man! Yeah! And a couple other similar ones. Where is the teacher and why doesn't he intervene and explain them that a Third World country is actually a place where there is EVERYTHING, even more production of "technology" than in the West, but resources are badly managed and distributed?? I thought... But it was simply ok to write that kind of stuff... I mean who cares, right? Teacher is getting paid, stomachs are full, all is well... Welcome to Europe guys :-)

[@nikhilgarg4572]

Prof. Kapil kapoor k bahut saare lecture record kr lo pls... ye lecture gyaan hi gyaan h ...aur inki dadaji tone kahaniyon ka kaam krti h jo aaj ki date me jyadatar ko sunne ko nhi milti

[@Dr.DevaraoKairica]

An Excellent, scholarly TruthProbing,Indological Leture. Hearty pranams to you prof. Kapilkapoor. ---Dr. Kairica DevaRao. Ret. Lecturer in English. Karimnagar. Telangana state. Bharath.

[@umeshthapa6230]

Jai Shri Kapoor Gurudevji...Jail gutthion ko itne sugar aur saral spasht shadaawali mey samjhaane hetu..Jai Mata Saraswati Vardaan aapko hamesha..aur aapke dwaara mere jaise agyaaniyon ko bhi..Saadar dhanyavaad GURUDEVJI..

[@krsn5]

dhanyavaad Kapil ji, learn so much from this

[@monojkr6475]

Guruji Charan Sparsh!

[@AnilDubey-qk5nb]

Mind blowing!

[@amrithkumar1918]

A great message never too late even now we give greed to save ourselves & nation. Will we?

[@27Aruna]

A treat to listen to Prof. Kapur

[@eswarjosyula8891]

Interesting observations and interpretations! The Professor's command on history very impressive. There is one thing though in the Professor's view of education. Somehow this view seems to be pervasive across many Indian intellectuals that education somehow means graduate degrees and beyond. However, the key milestones in a child's education start at age 0 and significant influences outside of home occur from age 5 onwards. But this often gets ignored. Respect for others, scientific curiosity, clear thinking, creative thinking in addition to sharpening life skills. If India does indeed possess adhyatma knowledge, as the Professor states in his talk, that is capable of introducing dharma at an early age, making the education wholesome should start at an early age and then give a generation to yield proper fruit. It does not appear that the importance of child's education at the early age at the scales required for its population is being addressed here or elsewhere. Thanks to the organizers for bringing these perspectives to the fore.

[@trinrity6356]

🙏 lots to learn and realize… every time one listens to prof. kapoor 🙏 Silly music/videos gather hundred thousand of views and likes.. it’s unfortunate talks like this don’t.

[@sparklinglotus]

2:30 to 4:10 SO on point!!! I know many such people, unfortunately. Worst experiences of my life knowing them.

[@CaptainPicquard]

Wonderful the way he speaks!!

[@kiranhawaldar420]

Thank you Professor Kapoorji. A very enlightening and eye opener talk filled with facts and logics spawning over centuries . I Thoroughly enjoyed . The way you delivered your talk made me to open my wallet immediately 😊. I thank you SangamTalks organizers for bringing such scholarly speakers to educate most of of Indians whose minds are polluted by the work/thoughts of western supported/educated Indian intellectuals .

[@venkatramangopalakrishnan1989]

Wonderful insight into our philosophy.

[@kochuranirajan6891]

Very true

[@saitandale8482]

What a conversation

[@pulakitsingh8024]

This is a really interesting talk!

[@sridhar7258]

Now it's India time to revive everything

[@kishorethampy8485]

Very enlightened presentation but mainly directed for a limited audience that is bilingual. English and Hindi. This majority of Indians excluded.

[@kalapipaasi5977]

Very interesting

[@dipakbose2677]

The USA imposed IMF on India in exchange for wheat. Because of the IMF most of the public sector projects were stopped and the private sector industries who depends on the public sector for contracts went bankrupt. From 1966 to 1969 there was only despair until Indira Gandhi came and started nationalizing banks, coal mines and many other industries and we again got hope.

[@satejdatar8380]

The talk ends abruptly. is there a second part?

[@parasnathyadav3869]

जय श्री राम 🌹💐🙏

[@piyush.pranjal86]

God Vs Man: God became an adversary hence, A-brahmanic or Abrahamic. Man Vs Man Man Vs Nature Hard Problem of Consciousness: We have the answer (supreme consciousness/brahman in everything or gives rise to everything). They think its hard (material brain gives rise to consciousness).

[@mayankmayank6276]

adhbut !!!! spasht bhi sundar bhi !

[@mpaa4nimo]

🙏🙏🙏

[@applasamysubbharao2578]

Yes. I believe even they refuse to give technology until India have to develop own paper with bamboo

[@ajaytiwari6502]

At 01.08 sir nailed the coffin vide Rishi RM.

[@virendramaheshwari]

🙏

[@VijaySharma-t9k]

Kapil ji deserve BHARAT RATANA

[@sparklinglotus]

About the west and Marxian thought being conflict oriented: I am no follower, subscriber or fan of either, but these are not the only parties with conflict oriented thought. Samudra Manthan was a conflict that churned out many things, among which was the Amrit Kalash.

[@mamba4222]

Excellent perspective by Prof Kapoor. In light of this perspective then, it can be said that Mao was right in forcing & victimising the Litterattis of his country to take to agriculture, leading to isolation which proved beneficial in protecting it's ancient history ... Sadly Indian did not do that and today v hv brown intellectualls brainwashing the Indians. Time India took a course correction. 🙏

[@sreyanshuchaterjee3962]

I wouldn't think so sir. You are misplacing events. Due to actions of Mao and imposition of a abrahamic policy (marx theory), the country lost most of its cultural heritage. An average chinese wants nothing to do with its past. If you see chinese movies, its about a mangled broken and often larger than life non spiritual bravado. They are building the chinese narrative now, realising their folly of marx approach of Mao, but the culture is lost.

[@piyush.pranjal86]

USA - The quintessential Charvaka-s, supreme materialists

[@ashvasth407]

How to learn Sanskrit language to children when Sanskrit teacher is not found in our district.

[@raghunandan9290]

Online courses.

[@devendrabudholiya4851]

Sanskrit is very easy language as far as spoken form is concerned.Even otherwise,these days there are many good teachers available on U Tube.Why not make use of them.Where there is will, there is a way.

[@raghunandan9290]

What can we do when there are Indian Stooges who strongly belive more in western philosophical systems than Desi ?? We have such a vast knowledge. All we need to built upon on what we had and improve it ,but instead they started hearing it and importing ,loving , promoting western Ideologies

[@27Aruna]

Interesting comment - Dollar washed and theory colored..

[@philipeisenberg6984]

Explosive.

[@indushekhar7184]

To do dream of Bharat!

[@parjanyashukla176]

21:00 Even Germany didn't have an independent philosophical tradition. Philosophers like Schopenhauer and Neitzsche came up only after European countries began their rampage in the East and started translating Sanskrit, Persian, Arabic and later, Chinese texts. That is why their philosophies, generally speaking, lack a sense of coherence and inherent grace - it is usually a collection of essays. If there was anyone who was too original, he was censored and in olden times, even killed. If Greece had valued Socrates, why would he be poisoned? Many of the ancient Greek philosophers were influenced either by India (Punjab), Mesopotamia or Egypt. After British colonialism we have become like their ancestors and they have become like our ancestors. 😂

[@pradyumnanayak9844]

👌👌👌💯💯💯

[@indushekhar7184]

Our Rishi!

[@breor328]

Please highlight some about Chinese history and Hong Kong vs Chiana

[@sparklinglotus]

20:50 Sorry, but Eurocentrism would have been no better than US-centric reading.

[@nikhilgarg4572]

Dollar washing...👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@missdana296]

If someone wants to work in a country, they need to respect that country. America, India, Camada, England. You all get my point?

[@virendramaheshwari]

Why don't you split these long explanations of various scenes and repost them so that the current "Short Attention Span" generation can get Curious, Educated, Interested and Addicted about these pearls of Hidden Knowledge? Bad Marketing that's why less footfall. You have a Huge Treasure. Wake-up please!

[@123sudeepshiram]

Money can make anything🤔🤔🤔

[@raghunandan9290]

Leftists Ideology American Univs visit White foreign wife . 🔖 West gave 2 noble prize to economists -- Abhijit Banerjee Amartya sen . Both had foreign wives. 😁

[@raghunandan9290]

Macaulay says -- all Scholarship in India doesn't FILL even 1 shelf on Western Library That's how they insulted and demanded , created lack of confidence of us Indians 🔖 Here in West they have taken our Gita and created some American Transcendentalism. Before which they studied all our Sanskrit scholarship in USA and even feared a branch for this called Indology or Orientalism. So they were extracting our Bharat Scholarship, reshaping it, presenting it in new form, all the while importing it new forms, under American bor western names , where in India we are supposed to reject our original Rishis but promote these imported ones as Great Scholars. 🔖This was promoted with Street Goondaism by our own leftists JNu Marxists and Minorities supporting them on street power . How more shameful , genocidal can this get ?? Good that Modi is reversing all this. He is even promoting science and technology in mother tongues 👍

[@raghunandan9290]

How many of us know that Modern American society being peaceful, individual NOT hating each other and loving --- our Indic Philosophy had major contribution??? Yes, we India have built USA Society thought process from 1750s. How ?? Learn about American Transcendentalism. 2nd USA President imported our Gita book and promoted it So how it helped ?? Because our Vedas, Gita say, Each man is an aspect of cosmos God Brahman . Each one is equal. There is No devil here. Our Ideas now named in western templates are more popular and quoted 19th in 19th C. So enlightened Protestants -- have used Indian Thoughts to reshape the modern American society. Here from JNU, we have bigoted youth who import American Marxists ideas . They dominated over us. How shameful

[@ptchandrasekharannambiar8110]

West is cunning.

[@anandtiwari52]

Mkg curse for India

[@sukhimohna8086]

Ek hi ilaaz hindu apne bacho ko dhsrmik shiksha bachpan se de

[@parasnathyadav3869]

जय श्री राम 🌹🙏

[@breor328]

Please highlight some about Chinese history and Hong Kong vs Chiana

[@annettesadhoe1516]

🙏