Bhakti movement | World History | Khan Academy

[@AkashKumar-iq8wg]

I've always wondered why non indians' understanding of Hinduism is so different from indians'. I suppose bhakti movement is the answer. Because the way I have perceived Hindu religion and mythology throughout my childhood, it seems more bhakti inspired rather than Vedas and Upanishad inspired.

[@AkashKumar-iq8wg]

Vabzinator Well whatever be the reason, I'm getting into finding it out once my college starts after the break. This is interesting.

[@lshulman58]

I think your observation can apply to all religions. Typically the "insider" (follower of a religion) only knows the religion based on personal experience - limited by time and place/culture. Protestant Christians in the 20th century know little about Catholics and other denominations beyond their own, not to mention little to no knowledge of Christian history and development beyond what the New Testament presents. It does take a larger objective perspective of the "outsider" view to see the "big picture" - the fullness of any religion as it is across time (history) and space (culture) that goes beyond limited personal experience.

[@ht7461]

With much struggles Sanatana Dharma continues... And, Kalki Avatara is yet to come

[@ApoorvaRajBhadani]

By the way Sal (Salman) Khan of Khan academy is from Bengal and he can understand Indian languages like Hindi and he is much familiar with Indian culture.

[@thefreethinker6176]

It is because the philosophical worldviews of the bhakti movement have predominantly been marketed as the entirety of Hinduism in the institutions of the Indian political nation state, with the socialist political aspiration to psychologically justify religious and cultural incompatibility. It is primarily done by the socialists to gaslight and emasculate the Hindu males into accepting what they are not supposed to like and tolerate, so the socialist project remains unchallenged.

[@ht7461]

Excellent! Great info on Bhakti Yoga! They're 3 paths karma (action), jnana (knowledge), and bhakti (devotion). Most of the modern religions are also practicing the above 3 paths... However, Lord Krishna said, "For those whose minds are attached to the unmanifested, impersonal feature of the Supreme Lord, advancement is very troublesome. To make progress in that discipline is always difficult for those who are embodied." BG 12.5 THIS IS THE LAST REVELATION! Therefore, Bhakti-yoga is highly recommended for this era, Kali-Yuga!

[@vjayvenkat]

innovative to end the song with a bhajan. It simply coveys the meaning so simple and easy.

[@chiragverma3598]

The bhajan at the end can be suitably dedicated to you as well. 'Tum bin aur na dooja, aas karu main kiski', translated as 'Without thee, there is no other from whom I can expect anything'.

[@VSM101]

Tamils Sanits who laid the foundations for the Bhakti period had no influence by Islam actually

[@CharlesBritto]

The explanation on Bhakti begins at 3:51

[@CharlesBritto]

Not much is said about the Bhakti movement, waste of time.

[@Anika9691]

Lmao

[@brook9506]

God bless

[@ritik1413]

" Those who worship other gods with faith and devotion also worship me " -- Lord Krishna

[@madcarpit5109]

We should to take some pride that we live in such a country that has such a rich and respectable history.

[@chiragshetty2336]

SIR...plz make a video about maratha empire

[@kindnesshumanitylogicscien5558]

Great Video Sir please make video on practical wisdom like discuss Karmayoga JnanYoga Bhakti yoga from Bhagwadgeeta

[@mamavalpromise]

Sweet bhajan! But I thought we were going to get to hear Sal singing it?

[@jamshedfbc]

Nice touch at the end 🤗

[@professordrabhijitsayamber2299]

Om namah Shivay

[@Nathanator]

The video didn’t have much info on the Bhakta movement.

[@Snappy27893]

Blissful tutorial

[@gouravkarmakar6736]

Good video

[@GlitterB8]

My name is Bhakti and Hinduism

[@dassonukumardubey8730]

Radha krishna Radha

[@sayantanghosh6714]

Thanks for nice explanations!

[@professordrabhijitsayamber2299]

Om shanti

[@professordrabhijitsayamber2299]

Om

[@avibcci1297]

Where is maratha?

[@vsakaria]

What is the name of that budjan?

[@ritikagoel5271]

om jai jagdish hare

[@mohito9155]

I have a Question.... How did Saint Jnaneshwar helped a buffalo chant Vedas. please Explain that?

[@4gnwolfgang799]

Altair_Clash_YT lol it would be called a miracle,beyond explanation

[@TawhidurRahmanShobhon]

Altair_Clash_YT all is possible in any mythology you choose!

[@Infinity-cf5ro]

Altair_Clash_YT Citation needed can you cite the exact verse in which it mentioned?

[@mvalthegamer2450]

A legend added on in later times

[@mvalthegamer2450]

@@Infinity-cf5ro It isn't. This is folklore regarding a prominent Bhakti saint

[@Krishna-fo6oo]

Maratha Empire

[@gouravkarmakar6736]

6:40

[@aprakhya1]

1:54 did he say nameless noway

[@VSM101]

Westerners ommit the Bhakti period which seems sinsiter.

[@ilivetheysleep4611]

Could you expand on your thoughts regarding westerners ommiting the Bhakti period please my friend? Thank you in advance.

[@debodatta7398]

A video on the Bhakti movement with no mention of the Tamil poet saints who created it? and ending with hindustani music and not carnatic music...trash video but good attempt.

[@bwe6412]

they love to hate on a tamil brother

[@graysoncochran9492]

Notification squad where u at

[@whatyoudoin3125]

Hinduism is today is nothing like Hinduism when it started. Infact there is nothing like Hinduism or even nothing like Sanatan Dharma. Todays HINDUISM is result of variations started around 800-1000 yrs back. There is no hindoo temple older than 800-1000yr , the vedas manuscript is no older than 500-600 yr. Even the language "sanskrit" isn't the oldest, there were languages which were older & used by Buddhists which was pali prakrit. Hinduism is biggest scam wver played. Stay away.

[@grahambell-xm9qm]

ashoka who live more than 2000 years ago was infact a vedic hindu.

[@piercethestars3146]

Why can't you prounounce things correctly???

[@mvalthegamer2450]

He does pronounce stuff fairly correctly, as expected of someone who actually heard how the names are actually pronounced