Decoding Ancient Engineering Technology at Ramappa Temple, India

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thank you for watching. If you like this video, you will also enjoy: 1. Floating Stones of Ramappa Temple goo.gl/yVnMkR 2. Rock Melting Technology? goo.gl/YMbB3s 3. Ancient Lathe Machine Found? goo.gl/8BtU1r

[@QuestionsStuff]

WoW those tiny little figures carved over the X's where amazing ..

[@MrFmiller]

One thing I find perplexing is the condition of the figures. How is it that there does not appear to be environmental degradation when so many stone monuments have suffered significant damage over time. Even more recent carvings exhibit pitting and flaking. If the stone is that hard and durable it would have been all the more difficult to create.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi Mr.Fmiller, most of the damaged which we see today were caused by the invaders. very less damage used by natural calamity.

[@TheZombieSaints]

oh yeah that ancient lathe is amazing. Who could doubt that could be anything else! Great work!

[@shermanatorosborn9688]

Great job Praveen very nicely done : )

[@sjl1327]

Bro... You are a GENIUS!!!!! You explain things in a way that is easy to understand, & fun to listen to. Thank you so much!

[@leskirby8478]

You took the words right out of my mouth

[@kamalkant381]

he is descendent of ancient builders.

[@meatloafschannel9896]

Boo

[@vincentfloyd4344]

My friend you have proved without a doubt 100% that Ancient Man used advanced technology... your work is phenomenal :-) I would love to sit down with an academic in archaeology and watch your videos with them and see how the smoke comes out of their ears LOL

[@sarojjaiswal8231]

Vinnie Floyd thats what i want to say👍

[@AryaInk]

lol

[@SalaiThangte]

Modern profs and archeologies won't agree or accept this truth at all.

[@cd6045]

Agreed. Excellent work!

[@fishfire_2999]

That wouldn't happen they are all brainwashed duds lol.

[@GailFrancisco]

I love your videos. I love archaeology and ancient civilizations. I like your conclusions. Thanks for broadening my world view. This is just awesome.

[@SiMahDan]

Each temple is a book, an encyclopedia of knowledge and history!

[@mbenjamin292]

You are one of the greatest detectives on this planet wow fantastic CHANNEL the best on KZbin thank you wow.

[@shinebabutps]

I am wondered with his minute findings

[@ivomarkoff]

Utterly amazing!! I guess the overwhelming volume of evidence for ancient machining in India is too much for mainstream science, and they just don't bother to study it deeper. No way can all this be explained with chisles and whathaveyou. Thanks Praveen, I admire your dedication!

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi Ivailo, I am glad that you like this video. Thank you very much for watching this video and for your kind words. Have a great day!

[@charushilathorat3728]

Pravin Mohan 🙋 Are you an engineer or architecture? What a deep research! The ancient temple builders kept the clues for next generations... And you are passing THE LEGACY from one generation to another ... with very very minute detailing with proper logic about it. And making easy to understand properly. Don't know how we can be THANKFUL to you. I'm requesting you one more time... plz keep all your research in a written form.

[@mariabourassa1220]

Love your videos, at least I can understand what you're saying

[@azaleahailey3024]

Praveen, I can't stress this enough... What do I think?! I think you're a living-legend! You're doing & giving humanity this great favor of unraveling what was not taught or showed to us people all over the world. Here, you're just showing ancient wonders in India alone (& some parts of the world like Peru). but what if, you cover & get access also to other forbidden temples & palaces and sanctuaries that has the same enigma & mysterious vibes such as the heritage that Indian Ancient Architecture has?! Imagine those other stuff that all of those corrupt & selfish leaders of each nations are hiding from us?! I hope you're backing or saving all of your videos on a secured back-up or vault 'cause with the amount of untold stories & answers you yourself alone have discovered, I won't be surprised if those looters & thieves will get all of the findings & knowledge you've demonstrated found yourself, be taken away from you. I always hope that you'd be safe, healthy and well always my friend. You're simply irreplaceable and I just hope that for as long as you live, you wouldn't stop sharing all of your findings & journey with us. God bless you & your loved ones & your people, Praveen.

[@MediaSock]

He's done it again, he has solved another perplexing ancient mystery, well done.

[@anthonycazares4658]

Just found you, unbelievable and great videos very educational and thought provoking. Excatly the way education should be. Thank you so much for adding your knowledge to the world.

[@leondyson3682]

I watch all of your documentaries. You make the most interesting documentaries that I have ever seen.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi Leon dyson, Thank you so much for your kind words. Also thank you for watching this video. Have a great weekend buddy!

[@suryadarmitha2228]

Please mate, come to Indonesia (especially Java island) there's a lot of temple that needs explanation from you, before all these temples destroyed by local who don't know their ancestors, blind by their belief, didn't realize where they came from.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi Surya, yes I wish I will visit the south east asian countries someday.

[@ashwaryp]

Surya Darmitha Hopefully i am not asking or intruding by asking this, i.e, Are u a Hindu from Java Islands?!

[@aneet25]

If you do... contact me.... I will accommodate everything for you. No kidding... you are a genius!!

[@retribution999]

I would love to visit the places you mention in Indonesia. I already went to Borobodour near yogya, an incredible and beautiful place. Very sad that the Indonesian people abandoned their culture a ling time ago. I read in The History of Java by Stamford Raffles how the Dutch and British found the temple at Borobodour covered in trees and shrubs and set about cleaning and restoring it. Indonesia has an incredible culture, I hope its people can re discover it.

[@krishnasiripuram5602]

You are born for a reason. Thank you for all your hard work and research.

[@crispychicken2334]

Just stumbled onto your channel, and I'm so glad I did! This stuff has always fascinated me, and you are putting all the puzzle pieces together here, I am interested in every single one of your videos can't wait to binge watch. Thank you for your work. I have always thought there is so much more to the history of the world than we know.

[@juanantoniogonzalez8175]

You have unraveled more secrets to how ancient stone builders made beautiful stone monuments than any "professional archeologist" in modern times and without any public or academic funding. Like many have said here and in many other of your videos. You are good at presenting evidence and not speculation. You leave us awestruck. Thank you for sharing this with us. You are a true modern-day Indiana Jones.

[@arjun32147]

Let's everyone check your nearest temples for this kind of carvings and details and let preveen know.we all are with you.This our treasure.

[@pareshprajapati7916]

Yes, very correct , I like ur idea . Mr Pravin Mohan can't reach all of temple's of world. Let's learn from mr Pravin Mohan ji style observations.

[@arjun32147]

paresh prajapati exactly

[@selva831]

Not only these structures, praveen is also our treasure

[@arjun32147]

Selvaraj Murugesan true

[@arjun32147]

sujith54 reddy there are some temples yet to discover like Anantha caves discovered in 19th century.

[@thondupandrugtsang]

You are the type of archeologist we need today, not the lemmings who follow the status quo.

[@lizardlips1722]

The lemming comment is kind of wrong. You do know that Natgeo forced those animals off the cliff and only humans follow blindly.

[@Toxicashellmonsanto]

I think you are the world's greatest archaeologist.

[@youtubesuckss7058]

toxic monsanto same he is actually doing useful archeology

[@OTBDBOY]

i think he really is too

[@MrVmalviya]

Without a friction of doubt!!!

[@marianormamendes3600]

"I am convinced that everything has come down to us from the banks of the Ganges, - astronomy, astrology, metempsychosis,.. " - François Voltaire (French writer and philosopher). I too think the same - everything! Thank you for sharing.

[@dcmhsotaeh]

Cauvery river in south . Kannada and Tamil people were also the creators of hindu sanatan arts ,architecture, literature ,science ,mathematics scupture, music etc etc. The Cholas built mammoth temples even went out of indian subcontinent to south east cambodia Indonesia etc They built magnificent temples there. The Kannada Chalukya empire rulers created a " school" for temple architecture at place called Pattadkall and Aihole today small towns near Dharwad north Karnataka. Clear evidence is there in that place of sculptors experimenting with different ways of building temples gopurams, shikara etc Some temple models are half abandoned and improved versions are seen nearby.This indicates experimentation. Both the south indian dravidian style of hindu temples and north indian style of temples were studied and perfected here.Literally Pattadkall and Aihole are cradles of indian temples. The most amazing Kailasa temple at Ellora was constructed by Kannada Rastrakoota emperor Krishna III. There is evidence of collaboration and tech exchange between Kannada builders and Tamil builders in the creation of this real wonder of the world. The south indians took actions to preserve their works unlike Ganges people. After Gupta era ,north india becomes "dry" " unproductive" Nothing notable comes out of north .This happens even before islamc invasions . But south continues in its fiery burst of talent in all fields. Historians, politicians, writers ,lay people forget the south so easily when tons and tons of proof is there all around .North is given much much more mileage than it really deserves.Even worse the output of south is attached or ascribed to that of north. Coming back ...... The Kannada Hoysala empire built almost 300 hi-tech temples all over karnataka most famous being Belur and Halebeedu.They were also master irrigation engineers virtually converted most dry areas of middle karnataka into irrigated fertile areas .Their tanks and canals are in use even to this day.Tamil cholas were past masters in irrigation too. The Vijayanagar empire was created by two noblemen of Hoysala empire ( after hoysala had fallen) and it continued the building spree The virupaksha temple and all magnificent architecture of hampi is their work.Warangal rulers ,the Kakatiyas, were from Karnataka and linked to Kannada dynasties . So also this ramappa temple and lepakshi temple were creations of vijaymagar feudatories the kannada nayakas Onevof the greatest dynadyied of bengal ,thevsenas were kanndigas who went on tonruke bengal .the Golden age of bengalu cukture is in tjeirvperiod Dhakesgwarintemole in modern day dhaka was built by them The senas akso built a temolevin far off kashmir! Hope future history books give a correct perspective and not be northocentric

[@AliciaMully]

@@dcmhsotaeh wow you need to do video with visuals for us Western truth seekers please!

[@niranjankarnad2083]

@@dcmhsotaeh I do not want to get into an argument that where and when we had beautiful structures. But the Southern part of India has more beautiful temples and structures than in the North. And the South East Asian countries like Thailand, Cambodia, Myanmar and Vietnam had a strong influence of Hinduism from Southern Indian Hindus. And as Praveen has proved that Hinduism spread right up to South America, they were from South India and South East Asia.

[@kumarsa108]

@@niranjankarnad2083 yes, but isn't that because the north suffered the brunt of Islamic atrocities.

[@user-hu6yv3zk7n]

@@niranjankarnad2083 North Indian architecture is more and more victim of vandalism of this jahil jihadis......but south Indian architecture is less vandalised by them....

[@padmajaponnuru9093]

Actually I visited this temple 2times without knowing it's greatness. now I am eager to visit once again to find out elaborately. TX for such a wonderful vedios

[@IndianTreasuryofWisdom]

Love you and your Work Mr Pravin Mohan, You are a precious Gem for us Indians making us Proud of our Rich Heritage

[@lste]

Totally agree. Absolutley fascinating. Nobody else is exposing ancient India like Pravan. Thank you.

[@colin-4794]

I think that your analysis is correct. Mainstream archaeology won't touch this as it shows that they are wrong. Other sources don't want the general population to know this either, as it weakens their hold over us. Excellent work!

[@yashvardhansinghrathore9876]

Brother you are doing great but that is not enough. I am 25 and till now nobody told me that our country was this advance. If you just make videos you will be limited to KZbin. We have to prove everything in front of the world. Your all work should come in main stream media on TV . And owr government should support your work . you have to raise your voice we all will support you with money or any other things.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thank you for your support Yashvardhan

[@nemesissuperhero2078]

YASHVARDHAN SINGH RATHORE agree

[@yogeetadevghare443]

Yes. Definitely.

[@narsimharamnath1584]

Praveen has to be supplied with scanning machines like ultrasound and xrays to help him with scanning the structure of temples

[@vijaynr65]

Good thought ..

[@trooper6697]

You're not an official archaelogist, you don't speak at the U.N, you don't work at the smithsonian institute but you are one of the most respected and genuine self Archaeolgist I've ever known! Great work , your videos are all massive proof that mainstream media will not show! Real pleasure to see you explore and break down these historical marvels!

[@beatgrinder]

I echo this man's comment to a tee, thanks Praveen

[@digdug23]

No proof actually

[@dennisthomas978]

We need many many more like him !

[@CarlYota]

You have to be careful. Say “evidence” not “proof” or the critics will attack and dismiss you.

[@darlahenri8095]

Education implements a prejudice and a tight fitting preconceived convictions that there leaves no room for opinions or other points of view. It is most unfortunate but to survive as the authorities over thoughts and ideas one must quash any deviation from the established opinions, considerations of so called proof and destroy all that may bring into ⁉️❓ Thought is free but expression is not. One must be very careful.ti keep ones head attached and ridicule is just part of it. Eyes 👀 open

[@jigold22571]

Namaste. Left-looks like 3D printer,other bore.We love the same things. Bless, Protect and Speed

[@ellesunshine5597]

Wow !! Look at the ceiling 😍😍😍😍....highly advanced civilization ❤

[@georgesartiano3559]

I love watching your videos and all of the detail that you go into on the works you show. I studied a lot of Indian art works while doing my Masters in Art History, but you show a completely different aspect I am loving learning more about. I would love to see all of these works in person, and get to know more about them. I look forward to all of your videos. Keep them coming!

[@JeremyBritton]

Thanks for this video. Amazing to see #ancientwisdom from India, not just Egypt. Kudos to you my friend 🙏

[@cayteowands]

You are giving a magnificent Service of the highest order, to humanity. !Bravo! Stay Safe

[@Timepass-vi4pv]

This is India( Bharat) not a Islamic country of looted mohammad.

[@sumantabasu4450]

Mr Praveen, you are amazing to your content, research and story telling abilities. Your hard work will surely be recognized by generations. Great work Sir, hats off !!

[@RealPraveenMohan]

It's my pleasure Basu! Do share the video with your friends too!!

[@maahibanerje9013]

It's not we... It's you who is doing all the hard work.... We are only watching and supporting you!!! Keep enlightening us !!

[@TommyGun1979]

MARVELOUS!!! Those ancient splendors are marvelous and the man behind this channel is blessed for showing it to the learning eyes. Keep up your great work

[@yogeetadevghare443]

There is very less KZbin channel who use time to make such useful video and among this very few makes about India's hidden ancient yet powerful history... Thanks to shows us such a valuable things. Keep up good work.

[@pharaon3251]

Happy to see a woman on this kind of channel. They generally only watching beauty like channels

[@Fuzzmo147]

@@pharaon3251 That’s not true………… I’m obsessed & I too am a woman………… perhaps we just don’t comment as much

[@anidanga]

Respect for India! And thank you PraveenMohan!

[@seetapatimalla6806]

I did visit Ramappa temple good quite frequently. Never I noticed what you have brought to light. You are a gift to India to explore and make us aware of ancient secrets. God bless you.

[@Priya-bt3oj]

Impressed with your analysis and knowledge. Great work.

[@thefolk8687]

'Padama Bhushan' on the way brother 😁. Go hard 👍

[@pareshprajapati7916]

Yes.... Pravin Mohan deserve it.

[@z.e.u.s2135]

he also deserves a phd. Dr. Praveen Mohan sounds great.

[@212india7]

Strongly Agree

[@quanrong007]

only shardpawars commies like sardesai ....amartya sen who white washed bengal holocaust will get it... we are ruled by politicians whos dna is ingrained in begging west for everything

[@srinivasg9212]

I think he is doing all bcoz of his passion or only his interest ... Hope you ppl got it bro ..

[@PlugInCaroo]

Hats off... too good... 16 minutes of your video is equal to 16 decades of "archeological" department findings. Those bozos at Archeological Survey department of India who did not give you permission should be kicked out of the department. ASI should be closed down ASAP they are doing zero work anyway. What is their work output since independence of the country? The entire aim of the British Raj ASI department was to prevent the repair and restoration of the broken forts & monuments of India so that Indians will never feel the pride of building these wonderful monuments and attribute it to somebody else like Aliens or Gods. There is one more reason the invaders destroyed temples (it could be more than just religion). The temples vaults had lots of gold like the one in discovered in Trivandrum because of a lot of gold donations. Then there used to be a secret passage to the nearest fort . This is secret passage is very well described in how to build a fort/palace in Arthashastra by Chanakya.

[@quanrong007]

they r ther to scratch their bald heads and asses say aryans invaded us and did all this meaning less things so that they can enslave us if muslims screwed indian history physicaly nehru and hus commis along with british historians have screwed vedic history psychologicaly hijacked suppressed everything

[@redsun7128]

Archaeology Survey of India was started by Britishers( I mean Rothschilds) to distort, damage and suppress the truths and it is still continuing today. Its founder was Alexander Cunningham.

[@priyankapriyadarsinigogoi6152]

No doubt you hv a purpose to serve for this great nation Bharatbarsh(india).

[@Rnayak559]

You are right.. 👍👍

[@davidlagle6840]

Thank you for dedicating your time to help inform and enlighten. All your videos raise questions we need to be asking ourselves. I want to comment respectfully about the “step bit” design in the model. If compared to the two pillars directly on either side. The profiles are identical on separate size scales. The plinth notch at bottom, the square base block with two horizontal dash lines, the octagonal section with two rings, the next square section with two sets of horizontal dash lines at which point it flares out and supports the ceiling. So if imagined, the rest of the step bit continues up through the temple. Would those “notches” be the floor levels slid into and locked in place. Is there a way to continue the comparisons? If the plinth is cut exactly to the size of the step and slid into the recess it would prevent the rest of the pillar from snapping off during an earthquake.

[@kalebhowell5198]

Dam you make some good content! I’m loving your videos man!!! Great job!!!

[@TejasShelar2498]

Modern day technology is not even close.

[@ATANUBARMAN-mk7ns]

Great work sir, appreciate you work and love to be a part of your work. Keep learning us. Good luck.

[@ivomarkoff]

Utterly amazing!! I guess the overwhelming volume of evidence for ancient machining in India is too much for mainstream science, and they just don't bother to study it deeper. No way can all this be explained with chisles and whathaveyou. Thanks Praveen, I admire your dedication!

[@horus2779]

8:42 Thats brilliant ,Those things looks like a advanced capacitor to boost fields and maybe create i field cutting device, You guys need to realise the physics here of quartz crystals, conductive stones etc... I did a experiment by accident were i used one of those Blow torch lighters after i had a smoke of weed 😁 a while back where I used the blow Torch Lighter and focused the jet flame on a large piece of Rock Salt, It built up energy is the Rock Salt and it exploded and shot hot pieces in all directions across the room 😲😲😲 So if you think of this with very tiny pieces of quarts with a Plasma field on quartz field stone it would shatter those pieces creating a cut in the stone, Im sure if you then experimented more, Maybe ultrasonic sound might cause quarts to give of fields that melt instead..

[@tellomajorscamp1407]

Bro you actually have me speechless!!! I think your right on the dot with most if not all your conclusions!!! Appreciate your hard work and effort in bringing us these valuable details in ancient knowledge!!! Stay blessed my friend!!!

[@gratefulbear2183]

I love your work! Thanks you so much fir making the content I do think your onto something, perhaps they did hide visual references to technology (i believe they did) however if you look back at the photograph the so called " drill bit " conveniently has the exact same pattern as the two larger pillars boardering it (with different proportions of shape) if you turn down your contrast you can clearly see. Perhaps this pattern even occurs on different parts of the structure. I think what we are realy looking for is recuring symbols across different cultures

[@nojnoj3069]

Sir, you are a first class educator, you have a great and positive attitude towards the ancient high technology subjects. Thankyou for your enlightening and very interesting videos.

[@consensus949]

The ancients were able to carve such arts, while I'm not even able to give this vid a "like" more than once. This is the true definition of tech-degradation.

[@KhaasLog2023]

Paul Lasko lolz....

[@christianguerra3843]

*It isn't art; It is a desperate plea for the future generations to not lose sight of what once was. All we are... is a result of what we have thought.*

[@aaronfarrar4110]

Awesome video,first time I have seen a video about ancient temples and an idea of how they were built.Excellent job!

[@sylviadailey1465]

Well, you know ancient legends (especially in Asia and Egypt) tell about sonic levitation using sounds and chants. There's an account where a witness visiting Tibet saw priests chanting and causing a gigantic megalith to become weightless and float in the air. Then workers only had to tap it a little to nudge the stone into place. Then down in Easter Island (Rapa Nui) legends say that the gigantic stone Moi (heads) 'walked by themselves'. Also I saw examples where in modern labs, scientists used pitches to levitate small objects. They can only lift small pea-sized objects at this time, however. I've seen videos of the lab work on a program about the mystery of the Sphinx. It's also been shown on the TV series: Ancient Aliens. Also as for ringing rocks, there's a lot of them down in South Africa. A researcher named Michael Tellinger has a show on youtube where he wanders around and bangs on the rocks creating bell noises.

[@BusinessGenius1]

You are right. when the stone are using join, then when earth quake the stone have space to move. so it will not collapse

[@nasirulislamkazol9604]

you are a genius, brother

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi Nasirul, Thank you very much for your kind words.

[@ashabhosale2558]

Really great job. Your analysis is always convincing. Recently I visited Ellora caves and I was observing everything keenly. Thanks for giving us new perspective to look at our great heritage.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi Asha, I feel happy that my videos helped you during your visit to Ellora. Ellora is an amazing place and a must go site.Thank you for watching this video. Have a great day!

[@Nongrouli]

You have an amazing eye and mind ...and strong will to explore things and explain why how ...you should be given all rights to do your work ....just love your videos ...I never expected all these findings until you showed ....its just the work of a super genius

[@wendycuneo7792]

Makes sense to me, best explanation I’ve ever heard 👋

[@tishatruelove6806]

I had NO idea of all of the AMAZING Temples in India! You have done AMAZING research and you're theories make ABSOLUTE sense. Thank you for sharing with us! I LOVE your videos!!

[@loubowen8082]

Thank you for trying to educate us all with what you find out with this and why does these "experts" not want to showcase the facts they builders of these temples intelligence ? It because that we are still not as advanced as these builders were?

[@enkididit8669]

As always, your commentary and conclusions are interesting and well researched. I would LOVE to go back in time and watch places such as this being constructed. Thanks, Praveen, for another great video.

[@jesussilva8071]

Hey Praveen, I'm following you since some months ago, but every time, I like more your discovery and fascinate civilization, I feel connected with you because I'm a descendant of the great civilization of the Toltecayotl, wrong named Mexico, anyway I just want to congratulate you for your efforts making all this videos and showing to the world the magnificent ancient knowledge of your civilization formed with different grrat cultures.

[@isydavid5205]

It is a shame of Indian Government/ archiologists not giving you permission, to a person who really love his Hobby/ work. and could explain so much. i have not seen any one talking like this internationally. ( a big thanks for that) you will be a great professor for us and our children.

[@thewalkingdude7464]

Your work is incredible, thank you for your efforts.

[@TheSpydera]

Pissfools destroyed a lot of shit everywhere and continue to do so. Need to be exterminated.

[@civismesecret]

Hyper-joint ? Man this + the lathe + metling rock + geopolymer = you are decoding the mystery

[@RealPraveenMohan]

:)

[@thesmokincrow8906]

Let's entertain the idea that these columns closely resembles the human spinal column. By the interjoining parts that allow the column to remain flexible under tremendous amounts of pressure. Is it possible that ancient builders refranced the anatomy for creating pillars with such structural integrity? What do you guys think?

[@jayalakshmijonnalagadda1675]

Yes. Agree with you

[@jaihindtamil]

As ur channel says ur phenomenal ... Stay blessed and happy exploring

[@jasminej3716]

i wish i could see all these things with you

[@good7e]

For a long time I've thought that the ancient knowledge was already known (by a select few) and that 'new technology' was just modernized old tech. I believe this video confirms this. It's not a coincidence that we're are using 'similar tools'. We use these tools today because it's always been the tech of our world.

[@domestique3954]

you have the most incredible and elaborated stonework down in india! Good work bro,what you found out is more,than what archeologists would try to explain to us-appreciate your work and your passion for the subject! Unfortunately,the more you dig deeper,the more questions come up. Would like to come to your country one day to see and touch these incredible buildings by myself. Thank you for showing this to us👍

[@IzumBatonov]

super- you came up with the truth. this discovery. like.

[@HellCatt0770]

Wow! That IS awesome! Thank you for sharing this with us!

[@Chokolatepeach]

"We" have not successfully decoded anything, YOU, Praveen Mohan, have! You should be placed over ALL archeological expeditions bc your theories are on point and provide logical explanations of ancient history and technology! Pure genius! 💖

[@rajendramakwana]

Hey man you sounds very logical, you are doing great job, i just request you to document it well it will be beneficial to you and our history , best of luck and god bless you

[@nitinrangaswamy4576]

This is really Phenomenal discovery which we cannot find any where sir... Waiting to see next video of underground temple...

[@Arunmanarcad]

oh man you have a great working brain

[@shreyashukla2223]

Great insights as always. Thank you Mr. Mohan. There should be educational tours for the children not dogmatically giving them answers but opening them up to asking themselves these questions of marvellous mysteries hidden in plainsight across India. How else would we prepare the next generation to understand, respect, preserve and make sense of the past to build a sensible future of the world. I wish some of us could put our minds together and do something about this amazing fountain of PraveenMohan discoveries. :) Also, would love to see you explore Mohenjodaro and Harappa sites as well some day.

[@ActionSportsMaui]

Love these videos, and I love the miniature temple!!

[@marilynne6898]

Again another amazing video. I know you're on to something big. I feel you are so close i can't wait for more

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi Mari, Thank you very much for watching this video and for your kind words. Have a great day!

[@marilynne6898]

Phenomenal Travel Videos thank you for replying. It made my day. I've tried to go back in and "like" all of the videos I've watched... Sometimes I get so engrossed in your topic I forget to hit the button I'm sorry lol

[@naveendronavalli]

Phenomenal is an understatement. Very grateful for what you are doing. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thank you Naveen

[@goosecouple]

I like your videos because you show the details of temples in India.

[@jasp4363]

Colega você é o melhor explorador que tem no youtube... os ditos profissionais não questionam o mínimo... você deveria ser financiado e ter uma equipe pra lhe ajudar... sucesso pra você, Brasil!!

[@diegocuevas2761]

Love your vids keep up the great work it's truly ground breaking!!!!!

[@ramachandramurtykrishnamse3025]

Almost all temples in India are known by the name of the deity being worshiped, or sometimes by the name of the king who ordered them built. But seldom do we know the name of the architect. However, Ramappa temple is known by the name of the architect who built this temple. We do not really appreciate how great is Architect Ramappa until you go and use your knowledge of modern building technology, analyze, and show us your observations, and make your point. Thank you for your detailed presentation, making it unnecessary for this senior citizen to go through the hardship of making a physical visit.

[@bombasticbuster9340]

I am disabled in the states and love this work bc i may never get to come to the Great India to see its wonders. Fascinating. I wonder what powered the tools?

[@bhaskerau]

Well said

[@Vikram-mu1lb]

@@bombasticbuster9340 Try your best to visit and you are always welcome. You will never regret.

[@debgrant8776]

Your videos are so incredibly interesting, explained in perfect detail, and amazing! How ancients created these works is baffling - 1" carvings of God's? Fantastic artistry!!!

[@Naveen27200]

You're an inspiration.. I'm travelling to this place from down south in a couple of weeks. Will take a look at all the fascinating features.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi Naveen, I am glad you like this video. Thank you for watching. Have a great weekend!

[@dannylowe8932]

Your investigation and physical research are spot on and everything falls into place. You nailed it dude, I love the way you methodically go through everything pointing out what you see and where. You are the type of archeologist we need in this day and age, one who has an open mind and follows the logic of what is right in front of them without avoiding what is right in front of your eyes. Keep up the great work!

[@bradleywiesner3774]

It's just a blueprint. Designers communicating with builders. Are there any others like it? Why not? Is this just a one-off because the designer couldn't stick around to supervise the build? Thanks Praveen. Don't always agree with your answers but I love your questions!!!

[@cyranodebergerac636]

THIS LEVEL OF TECHNOLOGY WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN DESIGNING IMMENSELY COMPLICATED ARCHITECTURE WITH DRILL BITS ON THE IMPORTANT MARKING AREAS. LOOK TO ELECTRONIC SEMI CONDUCTORS OR ELECTROMAGNETIC ENGINEERING. YOU MAY FIND THAT DESIGN THERE.

[@srivatsan789]

Our archaeology department is sleeping. When someone like Praveen comes to investigate, the least they can do is to allow him, but they don't allow access to the pillars. But what does our intelligent guy do ? Finds another one that is nearby, and as a bonus, even get's to see what he exactly explained! Fortune favours the brave, nah, in this case, favours the intelligent!

[@patb9375]

As he finds this evidence else where it will further prove it was common and validate his theory as fact. You do want them to protect the columns from some one who may accidentally damage the columns or art.

[@peterviceroy9800]

You nailed it! Your trip to the underground temple was conclusive and eye-opening. The pillars are obviously made of several pieces and joined together.

[@dinosauralan.9486]

Hello, I find your channel extremely interesting as to questioning the building techniques from the past, however I cannot agree with your assumption as to the Step Drill comparison with the item indicated in your video. The first thing that strikes me is that these are square in section, no round, it would have been very easy for the artisan to round the corners off rather than leave them square. My suggestion is possibly a taper drift or device to reshape a drilled hole to a square shape. Or a stack of leaves of a spring that can support a column as per your idea as to the `Vee` section support or locking device. idea??? Please keep your observations and ideas coming as this is the only way you will get viewers to `think out of the box` as per earlier constructional building techniques. Take care. Alan.

[@toddedwards6383]

You are like a one man disclosure event. Awesome job. Would love to do what you do, would like to know what's inside a lot of these places especially mount Khalash. It may very well be that many of these places with off limit underground areas connect to the underworld which is still actively inhabited.

[@vijayaraghavanmadakasira192]

Wonderful, irrefutable and conclusive evidence. Very keen observer and researcher. I am always eager to view each and every video you release. Way to go. Keep this up.

[@JuanSerradelaFuente]

I believe we could trace the real history of humanity through all the remaining temples in India. Keep the good work. We need more people like you investigating about this subjects.

[@stinkleaf]

and Indonesia

[@JuanSerradelaFuente]

I agree

[@deepbiswas6176]

Brother, you are doing a phenomenal job, keep on. U r true seeker of Truth. We should take pride that our ancestors were so wise.

[@alphatechhub4u886]

आपके इस सराहनीय कार्य के लिए मैं आपका तहे दिल से धन्यवाद करता हूं प्रवीण भैया 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@lorimurdy1215]

Its magic!! OOOO !! I BELIEVE ITS MAGIC!!!💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@nickn5188]

Amazing content! Your work needs to be recognized on the global scale. Keep up the good work man!!!!

[@tjwest2605]

That miniature model seemingly would have been completed, the missing parts seem like they were either destroyed or stolen.

[@debbiemarquis3231]

Praveen..you're a genius👏👏👏👏

[@VibrationsfromMirror]

Really good ) Glad you went to site two and tied it in with footage. Bitumen from Iran, and Rubber Glue from Peru, for the statues as well?