Hindu Scripture Made Easy

[@etripp111]

I am new to Hinduism. I have been exploring the various spiritual traditions and scriptures to find 'the truth.' I really appreciate you and your videos. In my opinion your videos are the BEST at explaining Hinduism and how it relates and contrasts to other spiritual traditions. Thank you SO MUCH for this great work.

[@utshab007]

Hᴜꜱᴛʟᴇ Lᴏʏ Study Bhagavad-Gita, which is a concise, core and authentic presentation of Santan Dharma.

[@etripp111]

I am from the United States.

[@prakashhebbar4212]

I think you should try listening to podcasts of Vedanta society , New York. The podcasts are available on Google podcasts app

[@meenak3351]

@@etripp111 subscribe to this you tube known as "virochana assura" is also from US, he is seeker of Vedanta in Hinduism. He has better hold in Vedanta than most. He can help you

[@meenak3351]

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[@agusaris5031]

Many thanks for explaining, brother. I am a Hindu from Bali. My people often do ritual with pure devotion but lack of knowledge of meaning it. That's maybe one of factor some youth really can't defend Hinduism. Upanishad and Bhagavad Gita is really needed to be in School teaching right now

[@kusumlatayadav7121]

Love from India

[@ramnadpayyan1846]

@@noname13years62 true

[@megatron6382]

@@noname13years62 ,to meat yourself,to see yourself inside,you need a place free from every distraction of outer world, hence temples were outside to populated area..

[@amitexo]

Very few people have bothered explaining the shastras, their content and use, i am certain 90% of Hindus themselves, let alone non-Hindus, would not be aware of the information you so kindly provided in this video. That you were able to explain it so comprehensively in 12minutes proves how lazy our pandits, gurus & swamis etc have been so far in making Hindus aware of the faith in either its simple basic form or the more deeply philosophical form. So i would like to express my sincere gratitude & appreciation for your work

[@ariari4133]

Or !!???? how can a not hindu explain in a view minutes ,thinghs older than 10.000/50.000 jears ,???????????????????

[@amitexo]

@@ariari4133 First of all non-Hindu*, few*, things*, years* & too many ??? Now to answer your question-Anyone can explain anything, no matter how hard a subject is, by simple dedication. This fella learns, researches & shares info that is accurate due to his genuine hard work. I give credit where it's due.

[@NuthanPrasanna]

I am extremely grateful that he is doing a wonderful job. And yes, rishis, sadhus, yogis, all of them are too lazy to put it out in the world. Because they are engaged in either self exploration or writing the very scriptures he just mentioned or commenting on available scriptures to make it understandable to a different audience or just initiating people into spirituality. Thank you

[@rijitchakraborty8642]

I dont know how you know so much but all of what you say is most accurate and genuine explanation of Hinduism. I mean Hinduism being so vast is difficult for one sampraday to know about another. But you seem to cut across all sampradayas and give such great explanation with clarity.

[@NuthanPrasanna]

Because he is non biased and definitely not in a fight claiming, "My god is better than your god. My sampradaya is superior to yours." There is no such thing. The same happened to me. From being an atheist to desparately exploring every aspect of spirituality. ekam sat viprāḥ bahudha vadanti God's grace on everyone!

[@immaculaterayappan8205]

@@NuthanPrasanna if interested you could also try to explore Thomism as well.

[@marthell6159]

I grew up Buddhist and thought that Hindus were misled but now I’m very grateful that I’m a part of Sanatana Dharma, along with a Hindus, Sikhs, Jains, etc… Sadhu!

[@Survivethejive]

Very helpful. thanks

[@sahilsingh6048]

Ayo what are you doin here?

[@MinDhungana]

Dharma Speaks, you are only the one that is defending Hinduism, I have searched many channels. But you are a great scholar on Hinduism. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. keep uploading new videos, and preserve Hinduism beliefs. Thank you very much.

[@marcelo90z]

This was so helpful! I am a seeker, trying to understand Hinduism (which is quite a task due to the huge amount of different scriptures and concepts that I still can't comprehend...), this was a super helpful "Dummy's Guide", so to say. Many thanks for making this video! You are helping souls into the path of enlightenment!

[@aaradhakananda]

Thanks a lot again, i will recomend it to everyone i meet

[@rohanghosh1499]

I was a Atheist in one point of Life. I thought That God is an imagination of Human mind worshipped by weak. I was Arrogant and irresponsible. But when I read Bhagavat Gita I found God in my Heart.

[@samarthbarshi1916]

The entire existence is God (Brahman)

[@shani2926]

That's coz He is in ur heart bro. No matter what religion or what u blv God will always be in ur heart. Hare Krishna

[@KuldeepSingh-hv1tz]

thanks brother you are doing great job. even I dont know about it clearly as you before this video. thanks. god bless you. Hare krishna.

[@ariari4133]

Great job. ??? Can you UNDERSTAND THE GITA? Karma en blah blah, GOD THE supreem being is ONE, litle People does not even understand that even this reactie is given whit 2/3 minutes after the start of this video

[@KuldeepSingh-hv1tz]

@@ariari4133 yes I understand.

[@Burn232]

Hare krishna! All glories to srila prabhupad

[@ariari4133]

@@Burn232 100%,the one and only,Supreem BEEING ,His devine Greatnis PRABHUPADA,spent His live to trancelate,the HOLY BOOKS, His Greatnis,His body killed by the massa killers of the word.so watch out for iscon

[@Burn232]

@@ariari4133 agreed, Hail the supreme personality of godhead krishna, the beloved of srimati radha rani

[@aussiein]

Congratulations on such a great video explaining the Hindu scriptures and their significance. I am sure a lot of Hindus and non-Hindus will gain insight into our ancestral knowledge.

[@user-me6lh5og9c]

Ram Krishna Govind ❤️🤗🕉️

[@user-me6lh5og9c]

@Tgay hare Krishna 🤗

[@swatisri2409]

Omygosh! Words fail me... This is such detailed organization of all the tenets of Dharma with proper articulation and information - you’ve made it easy for anyone who wants to know about what Hinduism means and how it works - especially today’s Hindus who don’t exactly know what Sanatana Dharma is. Thank you for taking time to make these videos, every one of them is a jem - hope you know how anticipated they are, and how cherished they are.

[@swatisri2409]

*gem Sorry for the spelling mistake

[@DharmaSpeaks]

thanks! Glad you liked it

[@aryajiban6309]

@@swatisri2409 No all the Hindus are not like that. But you are littlebit right. Our own ignorance towards culture is............But there are many seekers and masters you will find in India........I think you should read autobiography of yogi and search for the secret India by Paul bruntun.

[@rijitchakraborty8642]

I always wait for your videos. They are so enriching and knowledgeable. You are a doing a great work...

[@DharmaSpeaks]

Many thanks

[@nobody7220]

@@DharmaSpeaks your videos are really cool!

[@dbamahi]

🙏🙏🙏 I'm a Hindu but I got clarity on Hinduism through this Video.

[@KuldeepSingh-hv1tz]

fantastic. thanks dharma speaks.

[@ariari4133]

you must be the intelligente,s DHARMA,

[@vandanachavan3703]

Many thanks for creating this video...🙏

[@meenak3351]

You are saving our hindu dharma. Thank you 🙏👍👌

[@nalinichari6129]

You make us all very proud of our ancient wisdom and remind us to be humble about it. God bless you with all the wisdom.

[@pe1145]

Huge applause for your dedication to provide such a vast topic in simple form. Namaste🙏

[@SaumenPol]

Was waiting for ur new video... Finally 😍

[@yaminisingh9958]

same

[@ashishpatel350]

Love your content. Keep up the good work. 👌🏽

[@rjs4705]

Great explanations thanks for your effort Sir Love from Fiji Islands🇫🇯

[@spencerwong4464]

Awesome

[@spencerwong4464]

@Hᴜꜱᴛʟᴇ Lᴏʏ no I attend the ISKCON temple near my house and go to lectures. Im always open to new ideas tho!! namaste 💚

[@kaimangchingmakm4074]

I learnt lot from this channel

[@parkash1122]

Good work In Hinduism we all Hindus are is seeker In other religions they are believer They only believe in their Holly book

[@prasadm3]

The best video on understanding each of the scriptures I've found so far!

[@noahdanielg]

Thank you for this video man, I was afraid I’d never grasp Hindu scripture since there is so much of it!

[@ariari4133]

and in a view minutes ,evry thing is clear, weard JAY LORD KRISHA ,RAM

[@ariari4133]

@Hᴜꜱᴛʟᴇ Lᴏʏ howe longe are you in this boddy ? long enough, like other paria, to read al that HOLLY SCRIPTURES, and understand them BJP,PRABHUPADA

[@ariari4133]

@Hᴜꜱᴛʟᴇ Lᴏʏ and i do not write sweet wordts ,and English is not.mijn taal

[@A2021-q9h]

Thank you, your efforts are deeply appreciated by active service from all to keep such philosophies alive for future generations.

[@ashimghosh4963]

I have lost my words to thank u. Ur video has cleared my indistinct idea about hindu books relationship.

[@krishnapaltomar8768]

U r just amazing. Keep inspiring and teaching us 🤗👍

[@gilbertculloden87]

Thank you for your thorough and clear explanation of the Hindu scriptures. Although I have no interest in converting to Hinduism, I try to have a baseline of knowledge about the major belief systems and your video was extremely helpful

[@redcenterau]

I must say this is one of the best channels I have found on this subject. Well done, mate. 👍🙏

[@theragingcyclone]

An excellent and concise presentation of the scriptures. Many thanks.

[@meenak3351]

You've outlined it beautifully. 🙏👍👌

[@जिज्ञासुजीवन]

राधे राधे Good explanation

[@surendrababuyadavsy]

Bro! you are one of the greatest Hindus. Keep it up 🙏🏼

[@karthikhari5922]

Thanks a ton for the video. Really an eye opener for beginners to understand and appreciate Sanathana Dharma

[@rahulm2827]

i sincerely pray that india is freed from the clutches of leftist-missionary-jehadic-jesus-naxalite nexus of evil and hindu children get their birth-right of *gurukul shiksha* and proper hindu education.

[@yaminisingh9958]

I pray for that too. but only praying won't work , we also need to play our part as individuals. n we can only only do that by reaching our full potential by using our ancient knowledge system

[@rahulm2827]

@@yaminisingh9958 completely agree. every hindu should pro-actively take time to continuosly learn from indic sources and also if you're a parent encourage your children to read whatever currently is available as a source of learning.

[@Nverdis]

As someone from America it's very strange to see the words "missionary" and "left" in the same sentence.

[@Nverdis]

What are some things liberal-secularists find offputting about Hinduism (aside from generally not favoring religion cause it's religion)?

[@rahulm2827]

@@Nverdis its not just that they find things "offputting". its their hate, slander, malignment, appropiation, digestion, deprivement of rights, speech, thoughts, identity, heritage, inheritance. its about a genocide which they are planning against hindus. and its about the power they have. 90% of indian media (specially private news channels) is bought by european missionary organizations. as someone from the west you surely know the narrative your media has about india and hinduism, right? also, you've surely heard the very western rumor that "jews own all world media". well it seems thats just an antisemitic lie that christian missionaries invented. because in india we have real validated proof that world media is owned by christians not jews. also, even if leftists, missionaries and jihadis may be opponents sonewhere else, in india they all gang up to kill hindus. literally kill.

[@nanasshi07]

always always delighted to see your new update. thank you for taking the time to share knowledge with us. please never stop sharing☺

[@damarubhatta]

Very insightful to learn about the essence of Hinduism

[@theabhishekfoundation]

Thanks bro....

[@ikartikthakur]

Your voice and animation are best

[@hariharansambasivam]

As i listened, my eyes turned most towards the end... The presenter's energy caused it

[@chandrakantshanbhag3058]

PERFECT DESCRIPTION OF HINDU SCRIPTURES IN LUCID LANGUAGE..

[@christianahalsdorfer5231]

awesome insights, many thanks!🙏🙏🙏

[@dianachandrika2899]

So true and knowledgeable!

[@sureshkumar-cu6ql]

Beautiful, dynamic, eternal, universal, flexible and scientific and unique in all fields The great sanatan dharma. It is ocean remaining faiths are all rivers it is mother of all religions

[@atks7825]

Thanks Alot Brother. Very Nice Explanation of Sanatan.

[@rangilabetichodhapsipigemb6745]

Very good content brother🙏🙏

[@mautweety9986]

Wonderful knowledge u have shared.....

[@alokroy8081]

Bro, you are awesome...thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@freedomlife472]

You are really a great person... Thanks for your information.. good knowledge...

[@Truthwilltriumph01]

please get a translator too for Hindi, i want to show your videos to my family so that they too learn.. thanks a lot for such amazing video.. really insigtful

[@madanmmohandash7081]

Thanks brother you are doing a great job lots of love for you .

[@DefenceByOffence]

This guy is a legend. We really appreciate all the hardwork, knowledge and time you are puting in to explain real Hinduism. More than 70% islamic scholars are out of work who use to lie about Hinduism just to convert them to Islam.

[@xa525]

OMG, where did you get all this knowledge, how long did it take you to wrap your head around such a wide body of knowledge. You are truly blessed . And it could not have come to you if it wasnt for your association with it in your previous births.. (i think). u r too good..

[@vade5381]

Thank you

[@TheSpoiltLittleBratSPLB]

Awesome video. Great explanation

[@AvijeetKrBiswas]

What a great work! A brief video about the the wonderful Hindu scriptures. I always wait for a new video by you. This video particularly gives me a broad idea of the scriptures. Since there are so many it's very easy to get lost. The categorization by you would help me to put each work in their proper context and study them. Once again a million thanks for your hard work for sharing this treasure of knowledge. AUM Shanti Shanti Shanti.

[@DharmaSpeaks]

Many thanks

[@Zeus_Almighty]

Well...that was one very informative video. Thank you. 🙂👍🙏

[@johnnicholas1488]

Well done . Many thank yous, Clever Fellow.

[@mautweety9986]

I have shared your video to many of my friends...

[@joseflenin5232]

Great explanation.

[@talarisuresh598]

Thanks for the great explanation

[@Nverdis]

As an atheist who's looking at Hinduism for the first time, started meditating 20 mins a day, and is beginning to understand why ego and hubris can cause more anxiety/problems than it solves, I had a question about the role of "tradition." Although it may feel nice to be a part of a long-running project so many people of your in-group have built together, I'm reluctant to accept "tradition" or what my parents (or ancestors) want for me as inherently good. Im half English & half American, most of the latter are decent, but I do in fact have a grandpa and uncle who dont take kindly to LGBT ppl or dark-skinned immigrants. Also, my American individualism seems to butt heads with concepts like "Men should be out fighting wars and working a mining job while women should be house/family-oriented even if their talents say otherwise." Though I sincerely believe Eastern collectivist mentality can forge strong trusting relationships spanning entire communities, I also feel that the group isn't always right all the time and that some traditions survive more out of habit than out of merit. I have anarchist (academic, non-violent) leanings and tend to believe authority and morality are unrelated things. I was wondering how I could reconcile that "Question the system, don't follow blindly" spirit with the "Let's be a part of the group and give up some freedom for this cool project we've been working on" thing of the East

[@swatisri2409]

Nverdis Hindus don’t “follow the system blindly”.. Not all of them do, because we are free to seek our own personal truth which maybe different from the traditions our family/community follows. That is why we have atheists who are Hindus. You don’t have to follow any ritual or tradition blindly at all - just be respectful towards others traditions, beliefs and rituals. We don’t practice “religious tolerance”, we practice “religious acceptance” acceptance that the path you follow will also lead you to the ultimate truth, just like the path we follow will lead us to truth. That is why we do not have any issues with Christians or muslims practicing their religion. There are various paths to truth - it doesn’t matter which one you follow, all of us will end up there, ultimately.

[@angelboy2901]

Superb explanation...such a complex and varied subject put in a very simplistic way...only genious can do so.

[@nobody7220]

Yess!

[@lakshya9552]

This ia really insightful

[@Yantraahub]

Wow ♡♡ thank you for such amazing video. Many thanks

[@thenightmare9332]

Really very excited..I want to learn all vedas..Thank you

[@naveen6930]

Great job

[@Treppo153]

Thank you.

[@elangsiwan773]

Thank you very much

[@adiagnihotri]

Wonderfully worded and explained. Well done.

[@divashusharma7854]

Thanks a lot for sharing all this wonderful knowledge.

[@usatya311]

This is a great boon to the modern day Hindu who has no time to know fully about his own religion. Your this presentation is very well designed and presented and covers every important aspect of Hinduism. May God bless you. The title "Hindu Scriptures Made Easy" is very apt.. For the benefit of all, kindly help by preparing a exclusive presentation on Bhagavat Gita . Regards

[@DharmaSpeaks]

Its already done, check out the channel 'Bhagavad Gita Made Easy'

[@omprasadpradhan2322]

I am grateful for the knowledge you provided.

[@bharatusa24]

Very detailed information 😊

[@bharath-aasuri]

Very Good summary . God bless.

[@akshaybonaccueil7227]

Om Namaha Shivaay.

[@antarasinha8639]

Thank you so much. 🙏🙋

[@lokeeb1486]

Thanks for this informative video...

[@NHM1410]

This is great. Thank you brother.

[@ashrikasookoo6042]

Thank you so much for all your videos!!! It really helped me on my journey to enlightenment 💯✊🏻

[@0001shubhampal]

Such a detail content , special thanks to u for putting this much of effort

[@thelifester]

It’s Not reallyThat difficult, it’s about taking the time. And just a little bit a time each day

[@tamboli9]

Thanks for excellent videos.

[@radharamandasguran7961]

Thanks!

[@abbiegayleedwards6992]

Ty for making me understand

[@filmfan9842]

It's really Inspiring

[@bharatbhattgunvantray8112]

It's too Knowledgeable. Thanks😃😃

[@ankitnegi9713]

please upload atleast one video in 2 weeks ...

[@dubeyprashant97]

Eye opening

[@kusumlatayadav7121]

Be incessant and punctilious bro, may parmatama bless you

[@youtubestudio2817]

VOTE FOR YOGI...AND PRESERVE HINDUS,SIKHS,BUDDDHISTS AND JAINS💓

[@topj6594]

Prevent Misinterpretation Of DharmaShastras. Patrick Olivelle, a professor of Sanskrit and Indian Religions and credited with modern translations of Vedic literature, Dharma-sutras and Dharma-sastras, states that ancient and medieval Indian texts do not support the ritual pollution, purity-impurity premise implicit in the Dumont theory. According to Olivelle, purity-impurity is discussed in the Dharma-sastra texts, but only in the context of the individual's moral, ritual and biological pollution (eating certain kinds of food such as meat, going to bathroom). Olivelle writes in his review of post-Vedic Sutra and Shastra texts, "we see no instance when a term of pure/impure is used with reference to a group of individuals or a varnaor caste". The only mention of impurity in the Shastra texts from the 1st millennium is about people who commit grievous sins and thereby fall out of their varna. These, writes Olivelle, are called "fallen people" and considered impure in the medieval Indian texts. The texts declare that these sinful, fallen people be ostracised.[86] Olivelle adds that the overwhelming focus in matters relating to purity/impurity in the Dharma-sastra texts concerns "individuals irrespective of their varna affiliation" and all four varnas could attain purity or impurity by the content of their character, ethical intent, actions, innocence or ignorance (acts by children), stipulations, and ritualistic behaviors.[87]

[@gustunitisastra7269]

I am God, I am Atman, I am Brahman, I am Brahma,Visnu,Civa,,and I am Nothing,,🙏🙏

[@ggmr399]

@Bhushan Raut but, I wanna go to my lord not heaven.

[@devsingh-gb1xd]

🙏🙏🙏