Every Temple Has This SECRET Part Installed?? Makara Pranala

[@RealPraveenMohan]

If you like this video, you may also like: 1.Oh! This is Why GOLD was HIDDEN Under this Lingam? - kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2jSnY2dabyVncUsi=Kp6j2Z9mL4fEMlri 2.SECRET TREASURE ~ Hidden in Indonesia's 2nd Largest Buddhist Temple? - kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6CWfapsnL-lkJYsi=jKX0GOEXg5ClhUgr 3.𝐌𝐀𝐘𝐀 - 𝐃𝐀𝐑𝐊 𝐒𝐄𝐂𝐑𝐄𝐓𝐒 𝐎𝐅 𝐇𝐈𝐍𝐃𝐔 𝐓𝐄𝐌𝐏𝐋𝐄𝐒 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5mZpHWNmNuigM0si=miqB7ohUrzrd9WQG

[@AKu-xs5vg]

You should do a video on the dating techniques used for historical sites. A lot of these techniques are fraudulent and rely on human fossils which often came after the structure was built.

[@romeisfallingagain]

hello praveen. has india built anything in modern times which are comparable to the ancient temples?

[@cheerdiver]

Please consider doing a review of Queen's video: It's a Hard Life and compare it to Secret Origins of Tantra. It would be interesting to know the origins of the other characters portrayed by the images.

[@SunilKumar-zh3wv]

Awaiting to for book

[@Arvind637]

प्रणालय means system

[@rohanistej]

Ajanta caves are said to be built around the 2nd century BCE. When I visited the caves I found a lion sculpture inside which was exactly like the Chinese one. I was flabbergasted as it was very ancient and it confirms that people travelled from China to India frequently during that period. The influence of Hindu architecture is there around the world.

[@harisaraharisara7828]

😮Some caves r of much later !!! In several centuries !!! Even of 5 th !!!

[@oonaamookhao]

I took a class in college with the late professor Walter Spink on the Ajanta caves. It’s amazing how many generations worked on this dwelling of the gods. Talk about DEVOTION!!! Now, I gotta go peruse through my personal library and look through this handsome book that I got for myself. I even did a dot-ta-lism, if you can call it, of King Harisena because I was so inspired by the ancient craftsmen and artisans of that time. Love what you do Praveen!❤

[@SundarSundar-hh2sl]

Beautiful description, Praveen. You are a colossal pranalay of knowledge and research. Keep up your unmatched works.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thanks a ton!

[@donloughrey1615]

"pranalay of knowledge" , love it.

[@Ganesh-hi3ds]

Hats offf to you Sir for your research.

[@MARILYNANDERSON88]

Wondrous poet, thanks

[@shambhushrestha4649]

Have you written books about your research.if yes , name of the books and where can they be found

[@manug4379]

I don't know why this channel is getting less views nowadays. His content is the best in entire youtube.

[@VishnuAlappu-]

that's an agenda from KZbin platform especially western mindset 🤗

[@doomaster4]

Might be KZbin keeps flagging him for no reason

[@freshtuberdebasis1084]

Hello is not doing nonsense things. That's why maybe

[@josechekkaparamban9277]

The way he talks, and his sound is really bad. Moreover his interpretations of things are not convincing.

[@Bingal1610]

186k

[@libertyblueskyes2564]

Proving that we once had a global civilization that was highly artistic and spiritual.

[@VibeVista4444]

There are simha(Lion) Pranalaya in Mata Vaishnodevi temple also

[@ArunRaj-ol8wy]

Am a Tamil Hindu from Malaysia. Just visited Prambanan temple last week.Took many pictures and videos.Since I can speak Indonesian language,The sad thing I heard from locals is that people ,mostly Indians from India, came as tourists, break some temple stones from main ancient temples or carvings and then bring them home as souvenirs.This will weaken temple foundation,integraty etc. Amazing Temples built by Hindu ancestors generations ago have become livelihood for Indonesian government that charges US dollar 25 per foreign visitor, countless local tour guides,local vendors at that vicinity that sells temple souvenirs etc .Magnificence of Sanatana Dharma (Hinduism).

[@kunwarvivek7055]

"Mostly Indian from india"😂 Indonesian are racist so obviously you will hear lot of "local indonesian" stories about how indians are breaking thier temple

[@lakshya4876]

Sad

[@safuwanfauzi5014]

just watch in youtube hinduism influences in early muslim in malaysia and indonesia title "ILHAM Conversations: Imran Tajudeen" and Imran Tajudeen: Mosque Architecture In Melaka in Historical And Regional Context

[@gururajgampa7357]

Jai Hindu Sanathan Dharma 🚩 ಜೈ ಹಿಂದೂ ಸನಾತನ ಧರ್ಮ

[@Shrikrishna679]

ಜೈ ಸನಾತನ ಧರ್ಮ 🕉️ ಜೈ ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ ಮಾತೆ ಜೈ ಭುವನೇಶ್ವರಿ 💛💛💛❤️❤️❤️

[@Shrikrishna679]

ಜೈ ಸನಾತನ ಧರ್ಮ 🕉️ ಜೈ ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ ಮಾತೆ ಜೈ ಭುವನೇಶ್ವರಿ 💛💛💛❤️❤️❤️

[@safuwanfauzi5014]

just watch in youtube hinduism influences in early muslim in malaysia and indonesia title "ILHAM Conversations: Imran Tajudeen" and Imran Tajudeen: Mosque Architecture In Melaka in Historical And Regional Context

[@tradebigtrends]

In karnataka , on mud roof houses, we find such simple pranalayas installed , made of tin plates in simple format to channel out the water. Here we call them as harnalagi .

[@luluadapa5222]

I thought of water too! Gargoyles on western churches had strange animals with scary faces for the same purpose 💜🙏

[@SanjayGupta-nt9vn]

Rain water downspout

[@USlisa50]

@@SanjayGupta-nt9vn*downspout

[@jamesmurphy4976]

Also known as Gargoyles. When gargoyles began appearing on churches throughout Europe in the 13th century, they served as decorative water spouts, engineered to preserve stone walls by diverting the flow of rainwater outward from rooftops. An old story was that they were made grotesque to ward off evil spirits.

[@harrywalker968]

the church,,stole a lot, as there own.. the popes staff, atop is a ''cone'', stolen from sumeria, our real creators, aliens, or, ananuki, to you.. cuniform, was taught to the sumerians by them.. they left earth 13k ago, a lot of buildings unfinished.

[@jamesmaxdavissands]

I discovered this in Germany in 1979. I find it all quite fascinating. I went hiking one day in the forest which was so thickly wooded that it was very dark & I tripped over a root & struck my head against a four foot tall stone cross with the date 1586 chiseled deeply into the base. It was in the middle of nowhere absolutely remote. There is just so much all around us that we're not picking up on. My head was bleeding & it rung my bell good, I sat down & thought . . . maybe it's trying to "ward me off"

[@benjamintickle1476]

Indiana Mohan , interesting video. Keep up the great work!! Always looking forward to your latest creation. New Orleans, Louisiana says hello!!!

[@GratefulWarriorMom]

Hi New Orleans! Pearl River here! Nice to meet you.

[@benjamintickle1476]

@@GratefulWarriorMom back at ya! God bless Dixie!

[@pujapatil8199]

*_We will reclaim all our 40k+ temples_* _जय श्री राम जय श्री कृष्ण हर हर महादेव_ Thank you Praveen Sir🙏

[@p.k0118]

hara hara mahadeva

[@pujapatil8199]

*Proof of Kashi Vishwanath Mandir:* 1. According to Kashi Khanda of Skanda Purana there were 1099 temples in Varanasi several centuries back, out of which 513 were dedicated to Shiva. Inside there were five mandapas (halls or pavilions of the temple). The main mandapa was the garbhagriha, where the Shiva Linga of Vishwanath was revered. There were four mandapas on four sides of the temple: Jnana mandapa in the east; Shringar (Ranga) mandapa in the west; Aishwarya mandapa in the north; and Mukti mandapa in the south which was also the site of the idol of Vishnu swami, the main deity in that mandap. It is speculated that the height of the spire was around 128 feet. The main gate of the temple was on the west side near the Dvara Vinayaka. As per , the garbhagriha, Mukti mandapa and Aishwarya mandapa are currently a part of the main building of the so-called Gyanvapi masjid. The other structures have been either converted or demolished. 2. Aurangzeb ordered the demoIition of the Kashi Vishwanath temple in March/April 1669 and the task was reported to have been accomplished in Sept 1669. At the same time, the mosque called ‘Gyanvapi Masjid’ (Gyanvapi mosque) was built on the demolition site. As a result of the destruction, the Mukti maṇḍapa of the original Kashi Vishweshwar temple complex became a part of the mosque. Eventually, the remnants of the Vishnu Peetha housed in it were completely wiped out. 3. Fortunately, Bharat regained its glory under Hindavi Swarajya/Maratha Empire of the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. The Kashi Vishwanath temple was rebuilt in 1776 by Ahilyabai Holkar - the Maratha queen of Malwa. A survey report of the Gyanvapi Masjid complex found evidence of the presence of Hindu idols, markings that resemble Hindu relics and ancient Hindu temple artefacts. 4. The report mentioned the discovery of a “stone structure....which looks like a big Shivling” in the ceremonial ablution tank of the mosque. Broken artifacts of elephant trunk was found on the western wall....swastika, trishul (trident) and paan (betel leaf) symbols were found engraved on the stones...all these artwork appear in the style of ancient Bharatiya temples. 5. Four doors and four pillars were found in the basement. Other artefacts and objects mentioned in the report were six betel leaf-shaped figures inscribed on the wall about three feet above the ground, motifs of bells, urns and flowers etched on some pillars, leaves and lotus-like structures. 6. The presence of four idol-like structures with sindoor or vermillion smeared on them and a possible arrangement for lighting diyas or earthen lamps. It also referred to three-four sculptures and stone slabs that local people believe were remnants of the Sringar Gauri temple. 7. Report also said that religious symbols were present on the back wall of the Gyanvapi mosque, including that of Sheshnag and lotus. “From the north to west side of the wall, there is an embossed work of vermilion colour on the slab. In this, four idols in form of a deity is visible. Nandi was in the temple complex. 8. The survey also referred to two books that mentioned the presence of an ancient temple at the site, and said shapes of walls around the main dome of the mosque resembled the maps in the books. 9. Hindu artifacts and bells are seen on the pillars present in the Gyanvapi complex along with the idols of Nandi and Hanuman ji. The semi-demolished wall of the temple, pillars, and ruins are visible in a sketch of the mosque by James Princep. 10. Aurangzeb demolished the original Kashi Visvesvara Temple and raised the Gyanvapi mosque using its debris. In fact, another famous mosque which underwent the same Aurangzebian fate still stands in the sacred city: the Alamgir Masjid, built after destroying the Bindu Madhava Temple. 11. GYANVAPI” is an intriguing name for a mosque. Vapi means well. “Gyanvapi” is the corruption of the Sanskrit term Jnana-Vapi or the Well of (Sacred) Knowledge, symbolising Shiva-Tattva (or the Philosophy of Shiva).

[@pujapatil8199]

@@p.k0118 *Proof of Makkeshwar Mahadev Mandir:* 🙏 It is known from an old map of the Kaaba that the Kaaba was built in the *Vedic octagonal shape.* The other quadrilateral sitting diagonally on one quadrilateral - it is built on such a *Vedic octagonal shaped temple.* *The Vedic Ashtadikpal* -Indra, Varuna, Yama, Agni, Vayu, Kubera, Ishaan and Nirut were established at the eight corners of the temple. In the middle is the square of the present fragmented Kaaba. This word 'Kaaba' is also an evolved form of the word 'Garbha Gruh'. So it became *'Garbha Gruh' > 'Gabha' > 'Kaaba'.* As the English-pronunciation of *'Gau' has become 'kau',* in the same way 'Gabha' has become 'kaaba'. Undoubtedly it must have been the *Garbha Gruh of the pre-Islamic Makkeshwar Mahadev-temple. एक पदं गयायांतु मकायांतु द्वितीयकम् । तृतीयं स्थापितं दिव्यं मुक्तयै शुकलस्य सन्निधौ ।। *_Shlok meaning:_* _One step in Gaya and the second in_ *_Makka._* _The third divine place was placed in the presence of Shukala for liberation._

[@p.k0118]

@@pujapatil8199 why do we need proof for our temples everyone knows what happened exactly but not the seculars of india

[@sainarasimhaav]

​@@pujapatil8199👌👌👏👏

[@crackin2000]

I haven't watched this yet but I'll tell you right now as a tiny house builder. Those are Gargoyles. Creatures of the night that protect buildings from evil spirits and water damage buy spitting rain water away from the building. Cathedrals probably learned it all from temples. Now I'll watch and see if I'm correct. I love your channel. Every country needs to have a version of you.

[@theaj2564]

Probably did cos before Christianity there were other cultures which were tagged pagan. Unfortunately they got wiped out. Maybe they did take that from them.

[@karencontestabile6064]

By. Not buy.

[@kristaborrero921]

This Earth we Live On Is So Much older we can't comprehend it

[@satyampandey5584]

The water management system of our ancient temples have always been fantastic.

[@sohandamle]

i always hoped our ancestors were humorous . They were 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Joseph-jz3cl]

Thank you for your videos, their great. I love the fantastic detail and genius sculpting in all your BEAUTIFUL TEMPLES! PLEASE, don't ever retire!!

[@theofficialdiamondlou2418]

I’m surprised the language nazi’s didn’t chime in and admonish you for using “their” instead of “They’re” . Lol😂😂 But we get what you meant. And it’s a good comment.

[@spitfirered]

These People Were Very Intelligent, I Am Wondering After They Were Made They Travelled And Sold Them To Ancient Builders And That's Why This Is So Common Around The World, Thank You Praveen As Always, God Bless You My Friend💯💯❤❤🤔🤔

[@rickrathore6011]

Great work Praveen Mohan. Keep it up. You're a great boon to Hindu Dharma and it's scientific approches.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thanks a ton!

[@rajeshsahukari2816]

Praveen sir deserves a Padma award for his efforts,,🙏🙏🙏

[@cheerdiver]

The purpose is to prevent water flow from undermining the structure's foundation.

[@Sanatanabhishekaa28498]

These kind of stones are commonly found in ancient temples of kerala where we use to drink teertha (water) coming from it after all rituals have been done

[@watersprite333]

Yep, I have seen these on many temples, from elephants, nagas, to lions and yes, lol, on old churches and cathedrals; they really did take the time/effort to consider every little detail, back in the day and must have been extremely talented and devoted to their work. TY Praveen.

[@jadwigawoloszyn2251]

Hello from Denmark everyone.❤

[@margaretkemsley3000]

Really enjoyed watching this! Amazing seeing the connection of these artefacts from all around the world. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and films with us. Greetings from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 ❤❤

[@prathmeshtiwari5527]

06:55 Please show the correct map, Praveen Ji. Nice video, as always.

[@user-zd7cq8xq7y]

in uttarakhand there is a temple ancient temple called lakha mandal sir you have to visit there are many ancient mysterious objects and many lingas there ancient archeological objects are there its so amazing place.

[@BlenderStudy]

Thank you for the update, Praveen..!! Amazing work of the ancient Indian builders. I believe India is the only country in the world where a great number of people still live around great stone monuments of the past. That tells who were worshiping the right Gods all along. Thank you very much for the teachings as always, Praveen.

[@user-wj7br9jt1c]

This is java temple... Not india

[@Aakash_909]

People like Praveen should be promoted, more and more 👍

[@faragraf9380]

dear Praveen, have you ever tested the paramagnetic field of this ancient stones? It is very interesting. Paramagnetic stones make the stone harder against erosion. and does a vital field. In Germany and England we work with these electromagnetic field for plant vitality. Im doing a video about that. Who ever is interested, pull on my picture.

[@manojkumar-yr2op]

I am really interested. Thanks for sharing. Namaste

[@Borg_Borg]

Interesting! If you make an English video, I’d love to check it out.

[@faragraf9380]

@@Borg_Borg im doing in German, maybe you have a translator? There will be some interest pictures and links.

[@SaveHindus1]

​@@faragraf9380 Are you tagging subtitles

[@SaveHindus1]

​@@faragraf9380 You can use subtitles to make the videos reach more audience. Namaste 🙏

[@saivimalkumaruppaluru6329]

Hello Praveen sir, your research about the ancient temple are great sir.i was really inspired by your work towards this temple's sir. I came to know about that the ancient temples are not only built for worship but also built for multiple purposes for people during any emergency situation.

[@rafalkotowski3621]

Namaste Praveen ji bhaia! Thanks a lot for this update on ancient temples of Indonesia. Jay Shree MahaKal! Shaanti 🙏 from North Germany ❤

[@vishalrao4073]

Jai Shri Krishna 🙏🚩 Jai MahaKaal 🙏🚩

[@vishalrao4073]

Akaal mrityu wo mare jo kaam kare chandaal ka, Kaal bhi uska kya bigaade jo bhakt ho MahaKaal ka. 🚩🚩🙏 Har har Mahadev 🙏🚩

[@rafalkotowski3621]

@@vishalrao4073 Har Har MahaDev. Jay Aghori Deva ji Boom Shiva

[@ShivManiShivraj]

Commenting after completing video. Requesting Praveen Anna to analyse Ayodhya temple..

[@sria2265]

Everyday praveenmohan is bring us his new lesson, as a child no one taught me the deisgn of temple Vents which appears as showing in this vedio. Now i know that, Everyshiva temple has pranala which vents out the abhishekam water poured on lingam.

[@user-ic3tw6rm3q]

This is something really new ..... first time seen in your vlog....Really Nice ...❤❤

[@daveyjoweaver6282]

Again more proof that cultures across the world were in communication and used high technology. Look at modern buildings today. Not very advanced in many ways compared to the Ancients, our Ancestors! Why have so many technologies and histories been suppressed and many lies told? Interesting, very much so! Thank You So Much Praveen for bringing to light these wonders of all times! Many Blessings with Love, Light, Peace and Joy of Being and our Ancestors! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania

[@shobhitsah0001]

Love your works ,Praveen ❤

[@user-ho1it3ek2g]

There are many ancient places in nepal also

[@mariagranjadinis9636]

In Europa we have the same but we call them as Gargoyle. They have the same function!

[@evanmorris1178]

And it was amusing to hear the Hindu one “gurgle” when Praveen poured the water in. Just like the European ones.

[@vishnugotti]

Gurgur el

[@Theshizlenizle]

Think that was edited in. Not sure why he would do that.

[@SansAI0]

Way to go Praveen. Love the sunglasses. You are a fearless ancient temple expert.

[@bastel8403]

Die gibt es auch am Kölner Dom. Greatings from Cologne

[@nestamarley6667]

Thank you 4 sharing your video and your opinion and comments. I think you are on point. 🙏🏾

[@nestamarley6667]

If i ever can i would like you to show me around a Temple in Indiá or Indonesië,or maybe Bali. That would be like a dream to me. Best will be Indiá 🙏🏾

[@ShortbusMooner]

More than just a rain spout.. 😉👍

[@BhairaviStudio]

Pranala is perhaps "pranaali" (प्रणाली) means an arrangement or a system . In Hindi speaking region in local dialect there are 2 word panaraa and parnaalaa पनारा/ परनाला which means water drainage system .

[@AjitKayastha]

Yes this is a rain water drainage system to drain out excess water collected between stones during rains.

[@redcastlefan]

The fascinating part is that so many cultures thousands of kilometers apart not just indonesia and india but even india and south america that never met have so many things in common. No matter what religion you follow or god you worship it seems to me that it if you dont think theres a higher power or entity tying us all together you must be crazy to not see the patterns of creation in all aspects. These are all complex not straightforward things and for them to have been done the exact same way is no coincidence. They simply had the same Teacher.

[@rootz420]

I find it strange that this is true except for the ancient Chinese dragon horn themed architecture

[@knottytoob]

@@rootz420 Sarcasm? If not kindly enlighten with retort. Thanks and kind regards.

[@rootz420]

@@knottytoob 1860s images of ancient Chinese roofs. The roofs bend out in horn shapes, instead of bending down like roofs everywhere else.

[@noCommiesontheMoon]

PRAVEEN MOHAN you are the best teacher ✌

[@dixiefallas7799]

Great stuff again Praveen. Many thanks for your teachings.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

[@caminoalavirtud566]

Nice to see you Praveen 🙂 thank you for sharing you done a wonderful job as always 👏 👍 😊

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thank you so much 😀

[@eugenbobe984]

Multumim pentru aceste videoclipuri domnule Mohan . Ceea ce faceti dumneavoastra este ca ridicati valul timpului asternut peste cladirile emblematice din Asia si mai ales din India .Meritul dumneavoastra este ca explicati tuturor ceea ce a fost acolo,ce i-a motivat pe acei oameni sa faca acele minuni arhitectonice sau poate nu ei asa cum abordati aceasta problema din punctul de vedere al astronautului antic . Mult succes in continuare !

[@knottytoob]

Well said. Kind regards to you and yours.

[@johnflynn-pk2mk]

Mr. Praveen Mohan: When you pointed your "what is this object and you pointed your finger at it?" To me it looked like a drain spout for excess rain water. This will be probably be the only thing I'll get right, just watching you past, present and future!!! 😊.

[@LilyBear12345]

Your videos is just amazing and like every of them. Thank you.❤

[@dubselectorr345]

Amazing as always Praveen.

[@dupc2k192]

You are making people enlightened 😊

[@D_Nice_2022]

I'm glad to see you're still omline/KZbin sharing ancient history!!!!!

[@santoshtrisal2107]

We have Simha pranali in J & K .....in between this state I saw this in kudh village when we were kids traveling from Jammu to Kashmir or vice-versa... ..... now as we travel by air I don't know current status...I have seen water gushing through it .... Thanks ❤🎉🙌💐🙏

[@Roo63]

Looking good, friend :) Nice work, as always and very interesting. Thank you.

[@sanjayhallur1323]

Pravin your work is always fascinating ,you have intelligently joined the ancients dots and open the Pandora’s box. Best wishes to you and your team.

[@veerababu-jl7fw]

Thanks a lot for sharing such precious knowledge Praveen

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thanks and welcome!

[@bharatirawte943]

Thanx Praveen for this insightful video. God bless u.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

So nice of you!

[@savannakougar5209]

Oh, just love this knowledge! I would like to have dragon spouts. With holding tanks to collect the water. Wonderful, Praveen. Big thanks.

[@ilhamravin366]

Great job Mr praveen mohan, u made lots of discoveries around the world, there was 2 ways of the Indians travel & conquer.. Silk road was one of the vast route where everybody exchange their goods & culture..

[@Madhavi6131]

Thankyou Praveen sir for bringing this video after some gap, i was longing to see your videos. As i always say you are Encyclopaedia of ancient history. Really its amazing to see this many pranalay's in different countries. No doubt our country inspired many nations ❤

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thanks a ton!

[@kattadatta]

Very well explained Praveen. Thanks. Just a small observation. When the world map was displayed, Kashmir was not included in Bharat. Wanted to bring to your notice.

[@user-fq8wi8qn6z]

Было очень интересно! Спасибо!

[@AnukAnunnaki-dq8ct]

I loved it. Yesterday, i was feeling that i missed you, but you are here with another wonder. God bless ❤

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thank you so much!

[@pennyleonard3496]

❤TY for the VIDEO 😊 PEACE

[@balajiraj7945]

ALL ROOTS ARE LINKED WITH HINDU TEMPLES HATTS OFF TO YOUR EFFORTS

[@Rithik_v]

Everything was perfectly explained and well presented But Praveen sir plz correct the map of our India 🇮🇳 Thankyou❤

[@hectortraviezo1828]

Thank you praven mohan ❤ 11:55

[@dsaculinary2510]

Greetings Mr. Praveen & Team, & Salamat. Thank You so much for this video. Very detailed architectural site. So what about the "kukkuta 🐓 pranalaya" at 5:15 standing kind to Your front. It really observing You very closely. Did You notice it, : jtkid😅😂. So thanks Team again You did it Mr Praveen 👏, God Bless You All.

[@svetlanafilatova9104]

Спасибо большое дорогой историк.Очень интересно!

[@sunilthapa4530]

We can find similar stone structures across Kathmandu Valley, Nepal. They were not just used as a water outlay system, but rather were integral parts of a centuries-old, intricate water supply system that provided clean drinking water to communities even before modern plumbing existed. Many of them provide fresh drinking water to this day. They are called by the name of Dhunge dhara in Nepali or Hiti in the Newari language, both of which mean "stone spout."

[@YogiBhoy78]

Another excellent and informative vid my friend, thank you Praveen 👌🙏

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Glad you liked it!

[@lakshmitools2600]

Excellent praveen bro awesome❤❤❤❤

[@davidarundel6187]

Europe had them on churches , and castles - Gargoyles , which you mentioned . As soon as you showed the purpose of the broken ones in Indonesia , I knew what purpose they served , and all the old cultures , which had them . Thank you for explaining their purpose to many , and anyone who has been caught under one when it's rained , definitely know their purpose . 🤔🙂👍🙏🕉️

[@vasanthkrishna7809]

All my life I have been seeing some form of 'pranalay' in temples in India. Thanks to this video, now I realise how much of a civilizational values, cultures were shared in ancient times.

[@nyomansumertadana2750]

Thank you so much, really good inspiring, ❤❤❤

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Most welcome 😊

[@kasturipillay6626]

Wow what a treat to have another video so soon, ..❤ Thank you Praveen Mohan, our living legend. ❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊👍👍👍👌💥

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thank you so much 😀

[@laurah1020]

another excellent and educational video, Praveen! Thank you so much for sharing this precious history with us!! Much love.

[@manuelch.4381]

Like and enjoy 👍🫶👍 Greetings from Germany 👍🫶👍

[@antiabrahamicreligion]

Nameste from india

[@businessswot1003]

These are kind of outlets designed to remove WATER depending on the rain intensity.

[@wassahapening]

Hello Praveen. I see you are currently looking at the comments as I write this one. In real time. It is always exciting for me to see whenever you post a new video!🎉❤

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thanks a ton!

[@rajeshuniyal1140]

You are ancient technology knowledge pranalaya for us.

[@saradhasundar8848]

Wonderful! Praveen! You bring out many ancient temple parts which will escape an ordinary eye! Hats off to your dedication Acharya! We are proud to be your desciples. Acharyadevo bhava! 🙏🙏🙏Luv U my eagle. 🦅🦅🦅❤️❤️❤️

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Wow, thank you!

[@tiruchinandakumar7678]

Praveen this is super Highly appreciated keep continuing.

[@ArpitaRC]

It is called Makar Pranali (मकर प्रणाली) or the Makar system. The ancient rain water drainage system of temples. It is Makar (मकर), not Makara (मकरा); It is pranali (प्रणाली), not pran-alaya (प्राण+आलय) It is bhoot (भूत) not bootha (बूथा) As per संस्कृत the meaning of the word gets changed if one screws up the pronunciations

[@partiiiiii]

I agree to this meaning. मकर प्रणाली water channel system.

[@dhananjayjogdand5792]

Excellent Exibition of *Pranalayas* It shows how clever the builders of these temples Who took care of *providing* Storm water drains on the top of the temple s I bow my head to their great knowledge This is the case of diverting. Rain water artisticaly Similer drain arrengements Are also in side the garbhagruh The outlets. Called as Gomukha which r used to pass Tirth of any Daity from the temple. Thank you Dear Praveen Mohanji

[@ramadevilingaraju5375]

Wow! Wow!again and again❤

[@veera222]

Again Thank You Praveen bhai 🙏 🚩 🇮🇳

[@mandargondhalekar5199]

Awesome... सुपर्ब इन्फॉर्मशन praveen sir.. ❤️🙌❤️🙌❤️

[@mainbox9847]

We call them roof scuppers in the US. and they serve the same purpose. It is interesting that they knew this that long ago.

[@jenkijazbeat]

Aux Etats Unis...!? C'est usurpation un génocide comme à gaza !!? une substitution de peuple et vos batis comme comme ce qui existe sur ces terres sont des pièces rapportées ar vous avez volontairement effacé les natifs désolé mais juste la vérité qui ne doit pas se banaliser ...!?

[@simriths.s5976]

Praveen Sir big fan !

[@ViPSanto]

Very beautifoul great job praveen

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thank you so much 😀

[@kamalbandyopadhyay4681]

Another great one

[@kapilmact]

Hi Praveen, you make great videos. Can you please correct the highlighted india's map, it doesn't shown correct layout of Kashmir.

[@jagguj5]

Welcome MY HERO

[@divyabharathi7038]

God bless you sir. Take care of your health. ❤

[@user-wl9wo7jq2d]

❤ you bro! You're The Best !

[@saitejaelluru8041]

I like u r videos Please use perfect india map while using in your videos

[@saikiran54238]

Most Respectable person on KZbin.🕶️