I CANNOT EXPLAIN THIS TEMPLE

[@RealPraveenMohan]

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[@ssinfinite]

You are not covering bangalore gavigangadareshwar temple and shivagange temple only place where ghee turns to butter.

[@parmykumar8592]

The discoveries herein recorded should therefore appeal to the hearts and stir the religious and patriotic feelings of all educated Hindus who desire to know the first-found scientific proofs for the veracity of their Vedas and Ancient Epics (the Puranas), and to learn that their ancestral Vedic kings and sages were famous historical emperors, kings and priest-kings in Mesopotamia with multitudinous monuments still existing there to the present day. It must also be gratifying to the modern Hindus to find that the Vedic and Epic tradition which their ancestors preserved and handed down through the centuries, and in which they have steadfastly believed, is now proven substantially true, and has become a chief means of identifying as Aryans, the Sumerians, Phoenicians and Britons. " Indo-Sumerian Seals Deciphered - L.A. Waddell.

[@madjack9283]

How can we validate all these findings and rewrite or rerecord the history

[@manuupadhyaya9999]

Simply impressive as you are always Mr. Mohan. I get short of words everytime I come across your work, you do real research. Praises to you! 🙂

[@SalmankhanFanz]

Mr Praveen Please Explore the North East there are even more mysteries lurking here either in the geograohical areas or monuments

[@vz79nr]

No words. After watching its a great eye opener how great our culture and ancestors were.

[@harishshetty135]

What a latest update, ಭಾರಿ ಎಡ್ಡೆ ಉಂಡು ಮಾತೆರ್ಲ ತೊವೊಲಿ

[@harekrishna2291]

Read Bhagwat Gita as it is your evry questions answers in this book hare Krishna Hari bol 👍🙏😀

[@Humanmensihsaaninsan]

Its a bigger accomplishment then beliefs like Islam Christianity Jewdaism. A Unique way all those boring Mosques Synagoges and Churches. They have also good style but no unique boring books behind it they all did go outside the book.

[@Humanmensihsaaninsan]

We dont see Hindu Temples worldwide good job keep in Originating regions. Those Churches Mosques Synagoges worldwide should be changed not destroyed becus its a sorry to the Architects just wanting a life. The belief have nothing granted only spirituality deformed rules and rules that cause people to misbehave when under wrong consumptions. Rules based on Spirituality are so weak unless a clear Power is felt not a comical.

[@Kurious-Kat]

I enjoyed watching. My 3rd great grandma was born in Calcutta. Im Australian Aboriginal. I want to travel to India to see all the great temples one day. I find it interesting that Buddha made an appearance with the Hindu avatar. As im interested in both spiritual beliefs

[@Rorono69]

in my view, ancient hindus must have been the most advanced civilisation of all time. Their temples are just mindblowing. I got nothing else to say

[@kiritogoldsmith9354]

as in current Indian I can conform that there was a time when India was advanced civilization. but in northan part of india it was advance before Islamic invasion in 1100 AD. it took about 600 years to reach south india which was more advance. Then came British they destroyed Indians ship industry. where India's ship can be operated for 30 to 40 years British ship was only worked for 7 to 8 years. with that they destroyed Hindu teachings and burned hindu even Buddhist library and most of teachings started vanishing. This is what happened then and you are seeing after effects of that.

[@jamesdelast7116]

Genesis chapter 6 explains it all

[@jparik9730]

1. Hinduism actual name is Sanatan Dharma (Eternal Duty) is known to be existing right from beginning of the Human civilization.. 2. India (Bharat) was the most civilized & richest country till 16th to 17th century right from the start of civilization. Indian economy was known to be 33% of the world economy till 16th century. 3. Vedas, Bhagvad Geeta, Upnishada are known to be written thousands of years before. 4. Nalanda was the first University of the world even before Christ era. The university was destroyed by a Muslim attacker. 5. Talpade Scientist was the first person to fly plane in Mumbai in 1897. But British Government caught and sent him behind bars for 4 years and took away all his material...His plane was based on a theory from ancient book in Sanskrit supposed to be 3000 years old.... Wright brothers flied plane in 1904 after Talpade Guru...There is also a Bollywood movie on this named Hawaizada. 6. Sushrut Guru was the first doctor with evidence to perform various complicated surgeries 400 years before Christ...He is considered as Father of Surgery....Even Melbourne institute of Surgery has his Statue in its campus. 7. Yoga, Meditation, spirituality, vegetarianism, ayurveda, etc came in ancient India....All these are even more relevant in present times. Some famous Hindus from Tech World USA are Satya Nadella, Sundar Pichai and many more. 🙏🙏🙏

[@infinite5795]

@@jamesdelast7116 um no, we are older than the story of Adam and Eve.

[@TheArmchairPriest]

Ancient indians didnt call themselves hindus, they were just another peoples of the world. Theres a reason why we find similarities in places such as Egypt, north eastern asia, mesopotamia, and the americas. The ancient world all knew eachother and were connected, some being far more advanced (i.e the ancient indians)

[@bigdaddy4294]

The detail, the quality, the quantity, imo these examples and others shown by to us by Praveen far surpasses anything and everything from ancient Rome, Greece and Egypt. It is a crime we in the west are not taught anything about the marvels of ancient India.

[@sandtx4913]

I agree. It would seem they try to keep it from us at all cost. I just realize that the popular and cheaper travel agencies in the country I live in never offered a tour through India.

[@karan257]

Because it will raise the question - "how? Why? What r we missing here? " .. and then u find scriptural proofs and evidences of highly advanced sciences and civilization. U find indians knew gravity before newton, and his 3 laws of motion are almost word for word described 1000 years before him (just 1 example). And u will find countless examples from many fields of sciences, physical products, advanced mathematics and even social studies etc. (I have prepared a small illustrative list myself). Then u obviously come to point of realising that so called European renaissance and modern inventions are based on /stolen from india (and many other colonized countries) , while simultaneously their society, religion, culture, and civilization was denigrated and degraded. That hostile.treatment, consideration and perception still exists till date in large sections of western media, academia, obviously religious structures as well as in parts of society. And this will be under challenge and stress, along with ideas of western superiority and all. So obviously, it's hidden and ignored.

[@thewayiamblue229]

Its not just you in the west even in India we were not taught about our ancient India.

[@adharshcs756]

No doubt

[@aarongoodwin4845]

Nobody can deny that ancient Indians were the greatest artists to have ever existed!

[@sigmameme2762]

They have known geometry very much

[@veeruday01]

Pakistan's can deny 🙃

[@jamescgardner1269]

@@veeruday01 you have similar temples in Pakistan bro?

[@jamescgardner1269]

@@veeruday01 I asked google 😄😄 yes I see very similar.. are any well preserved? It seems many have deteriorated.. nothing lasts forever but it's a great thing to preserve such mystery, beauty and culture as we are able 😊👍

[@kreeperfrm559]

Study masonic geometry lol

[@АленаУстьянцева-е7б]

SUPER!!! Я не говорю на английском но мне очень нравится все что вы делаете !!! Я из России благодаря вам я познаю культуру Индии спасибо!!!

[@PRITAMKB]

Love from India..

[@rohanchaudhary1874]

Намасте Индии История Очен Интересная, Я люблю Русски Язык

[@athenazoey5093]

no worries we can translate.. love from PH

[@sidd129]

dawai

[@ashokraju944]

Where are you from and what is this language called

[@FrankTheThinkTank]

These carvings are perfect, beyond believe. I wish i could see this with my own eyes. Greetings from Germany. I love your videos , Mr. Mohan. I am always blown away, of what i see.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@FrankTheThinkTank]

@@RealPraveenMohan Your welcome. Alles Gute! 😃

[@parmykumar8592]

Ramayana’s Kishkinda Kanda descibes about Trident of Peru, South America etc and Yuddha Kanda (War Episode) describes about Hanuman travelling to Paatala Loka (Central America and Brazil, which are on other side of India in globe) and meeting his son Makaradhwaja, who resembles him. After killing the King of Paatala, Hanuman makes his son Makaradhwaja as ruler of that kingdom and he is being worshipped as God since then. 17. This could be one of the reasons why ancient Americans of central and south paint red color to all their gods statues. The discovery of Vedic Havan Kund in peru is also one more evidence of Vedic influence in this region. After his expedition, Morder described traveling miles through swamps, up rivers, and over mountains before coming across ruins that he interpreted as the remains of a walled city. He claimed to have evidence of large, ruined buildings and said that his Paya guides told him that there once was a temple with a large staircase leading to a statue of a “Monkey God.” 18. Morde speculated that the deity was an American parallel to the Hindu deity Hanuman, who he says was the equivalent of America’s own Paul Bunyan in his amazing feats of strength and daring. Morde was told that the temple had a “long, staired approach” lined with stone effigies of monkeys. “The heart of the Temple was a high stone dais on which was the statue of the Monkey God himself - before it was a place of sacrifice.” 19. Morde and Brown brought back thousands of artifacts, most of which became part of the collection of the Heye Foundation Museum of the American Indian in New York City.These included metal razors, stone blades, a flute, stone statuary, and stone utensils. Morde and Brown also reported having found evidence of gold, silver, platinum, and oil and are now at display in National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C. 20. This temple is said to have been in existence since the days to the Ramayana. It is said that Lord Ram prayed to Lord Shiva here after he won against Ravana. It is a temple complex comprising of five temples. Of these the one dedicated to Lord Shiva is the central and the biggest one. This temple has been destroyed twice in the past by the Portuguese before it was finally handed over to the Jesuits who rebuilt it.

[@jagadeesh2484]

It's just 5 mins after the upload of the content already 1000 people have viewed...this shows how everyone is eager about your videos...this temple I have visited many times...I still can't believe how they have done those great carvings with such precision..It's tremendous...

[@aadithyanc.koccupyandcolon6792]

This Temple took 100+ years to get built, and it was build under the 3 generations of kings ruled that time , I think it's Hoysala Empire...

[@lawrencetrujillo7365]

Definitely not people who belong in the bs narrative 1000 years ago. how can people look past all the anomalies it’s ridiculous. Metal chains, telescopes.... not to mention you know they hid a lot of other things that don’t belong.

[@yvonaamariaa]

OMG You are so fortunate, having been there and see this amazing site with your own two eyes. Something you will have forever!

[@infinite5795]

@@lawrencetrujillo7365 what do you mean? They were built by Hindus, for Hindus and we did have similar technologies in our ancient past, even many books speak of this.

[@purnp5897]

Even more so when he's saying he can't explain it!

[@dougtso4126]

Love this very inspiring channel！India has so many last civilization heritage, it's literally a treasure chest for humanity!

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Glad you like my work. Thank You for your support.👍👍

[@aviralmishraofficial1626]

@@RealPraveenMohan awesome work

[@parmykumar8592]

The discoveries herein recorded should therefore appeal to the hearts and stir the religious and patriotic feelings of all educated Hindus who desire to know the first-found scientific proofs for the veracity of their Vedas and Ancient Epics (the Puranas), and to learn that their ancestral Vedic kings and sages were famous historical emperors, kings and priest-kings in Mesopotamia with multitudinous monuments still existing there to the present day. It must also be gratifying to the modern Hindus to find that the Vedic and Epic tradition which their ancestors preserved and handed down through the centuries, and in which they have steadfastly believed, is now proven substantially true, and has become a chief means of identifying as Aryans, the Sumerians, Phoenicians and Britons. " Indo-Sumerian Seals Deciphered - L.A. Waddell.

[@parmykumar8592]

@@RealPraveenMohan Ramayana’s Kishkinda Kanda descibes about Trident of Peru, South America etc and Yuddha Kanda (War Episode) describes about Hanuman travelling to Paatala Loka (Central America and Brazil, which are on other side of India in globe) and meeting his son Makaradhwaja, who resembles him. After killing the King of Paatala, Hanuman makes his son Makaradhwaja as ruler of that kingdom and he is being worshipped as God since then. 17. This could be one of the reasons why ancient Americans of central and south paint red color to all their gods statues. The discovery of Vedic Havan Kund in peru is also one more evidence of Vedic influence in this region. After his expedition, Morder described traveling miles through swamps, up rivers, and over mountains before coming across ruins that he interpreted as the remains of a walled city. He claimed to have evidence of large, ruined buildings and said that his Paya guides told him that there once was a temple with a large staircase leading to a statue of a “Monkey God.” 18. Morde speculated that the deity was an American parallel to the Hindu deity Hanuman, who he says was the equivalent of America’s own Paul Bunyan in his amazing feats of strength and daring. Morde was told that the temple had a “long, staired approach” lined with stone effigies of monkeys. “The heart of the Temple was a high stone dais on which was the statue of the Monkey God himself - before it was a place of sacrifice.” 19. Morde and Brown brought back thousands of artifacts, most of which became part of the collection of the Heye Foundation Museum of the American Indian in New York City.These included metal razors, stone blades, a flute, stone statuary, and stone utensils. Morde and Brown also reported having found evidence of gold, silver, platinum, and oil and are now at display in National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C. 20. This temple is said to have been in existence since the days to the Ramayana. It is said that Lord Ram prayed to Lord Shiva here after he won against Ravana. It is a temple complex comprising of five temples. Of these the one dedicated to Lord Shiva is the central and the biggest one. This temple has been destroyed twice in the past by the Portuguese before it was finally handed over to the Jesuits who rebuilt it.

[@jarednovel]

@@RealPraveenMohan Nice work Praveen. I think the telescope existed even in ancient Egypt. It is the reason they were able to study the details of the sun and the moon. For instance, the ancient Egyptians knew about the sun's chromospheres.

[@berto6223]

These ancient Hindu builders were the best. their perfection is simply unmatched. Thank you Praveen.

[@Dachrful]

These architecture,unparalled, but this man, "NO COMPARISON!" I might not comment in all of his videos but I'm a voracious audience.... God bless you Praveen ji!💐

[@carpathiandreamdragon1050]

Sadly I will never be able to visit these places in this lifetime but because of you I am visiting these places and seeing inhuman acheivements in art and architechture that are so awesome words cannot decribe, it is impossible for me to see how humans could create these things. Im grateful to live in a age where I can experience these things that are out of my reach, you are blessed to live in such a place and be able to explore these places, I can't get enough and thank you for the work you do showing the world these things.

[@prashanthmba]

True

[@prakharbardhiya3963]

There are many temples like this in india South india is full of ancient temples ,u should visit online to other temple too

[@sappudusappudu4329]

Why can't you visit Sir unless you have some medical condition.

[@debabratabanerjee7461]

@@prakharbardhiya3963 No use visiting these temples without Mr Praveen's notes. We donot have his perspective of vision.

[@bharaninathkomandur6330]

I will pray that you are blessed to visit these wonderful places someday. Keep the faith.

[@jameslanning8405]

I have just visited this strange and exotic temple, with you Praveen Mohan! I am always left with more questions than answers, about the 'whys and whos.' The stone works are just fantastic! There is certainly a huge gap in knowledge, between those who created the works of art in stone, with such skillful precision, and today. I see others, who explore the ancient sites in Egypt, South America, Mexico, and more. The examine the stone works there and the questions are always the same... How could such fantastic works of art, with such detailed and even delicate features have been created by those we are told, had nothing more than copper or bronze tools and pounding stones. None of that adds up to what we are looking at...

[@Saraswathiputra]

the point which you should understand is that there is continuous relation between those constructed the works and people living culture of Hindus today but western people with so much bias and prejudice on Hindu religion made all fervent efforts to evade all these wonderful ancient creations in India just to evade the truth and stop knowing cultural heights of Hindus! Do you know how much ancient manuscripts existing in Sanskrit and other Indian languages yet to be deciphered You people dont have been allowed to know? It is a curse, else what to say for the abrupt imposed ignorance!!

[@gailwingrave763]

The temples are amazing. Such wonderful teaching and so much broader than Christianity for example. Praveen is such a good teacher. Thank you sir !😊

[@fredfarquar8301]

It is amazing how many temples are dated to 800-900 years ago by the archaeologists! So many that one would think the population back then was in the tens of millions, and that virtually ALL of them were dedicated solely to high-precision stone sculpting! OR something is very wrong about their dating, or who it was that built these magnificent structures!

[@_S.D.P_]

Yes, that is correct. With the kind of population existed back then, it is impossible to complete these rock carvings in short span of time. There is some information that we are missing or we lost.

[@truthseeker9416]

I think they are much older and have been intentionally assigned a more recent date. The British did it originally and the current archeologists are doing a good job of keeping a lid on everything

[@libertyblueskyes2564]

I find that correlation of dating these temples to be suspicious as many of the known techniques such as stratigraphy, carbon dating, etc are not absolute dating. Absolute dating is very difficult particularly with inorganic matter such as stone. We can only imagine we are so much older than we can grasp.

[@Cha_Ra_Gu]

Don't over think all these temples have inceptions which are mentioned date , contributor and, purpose of the structures. Ya, they don't mention that what technology they had used. If we crack that then issue is solved

[@arindamdutta9999]

Just because carbon dating can't be applied on rocks...that's why no system will perfectly address u the structure u were seen is actually how old...2) there is slightly hegamony system also works ...which means British, Germans and suedo liberal historians of India( corrupted) were not approve ur prospect...for them anything before Jesus is not appropriate... anything like advanced civilization is not appropriate..so if the mindset of the historians are like this how should u expect they were given you the right history...i think they're hiding the real history of the world by showing false history...ur judgement is in only matters what's u really wants to dig just because internet given you a chance to correct urself...

[@AngieFulfordWorld]

With all the political upheaval going on, I give many many thanks to you, and others like yourself going out there and presenting your ideas without any constraints and publically for our consideration. It has been a lifesaver for me to have something positive to focus on.

[@wafflestomper6958]

Well said fam.

[@leoniewilson5473]

Agree, wholeheartedly

[@gerrarddixon]

They say the library of Alexander was destroyed..... I say look at India....... truly incredible ancient stories captured in stone what an amazing history thank you Praveen.

[@alpha-vs1fx]

Library of Alexandria was nothing compared to indian libraries and universities.

[@anirudhmc6890]

Chennakeshava temple at Belur is one of the most Fascinating and Amazing temples. Truly a Hoysala Architectural Marvel. While you were showing the Arjuna Sculpture, I remembered the lines of a Kannada song "Shilegalu Sangeetava Hadide" meaning the "Statues/Sculptures are Singing". Thank you Praveen sir for the great videos as always 😊🙏🏽

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Glad you like the video. Do share it with others too!

[@parmykumar8592]

Ramayana’s Kishkinda Kanda descibes about Trident of Peru, South America etc and Yuddha Kanda (War Episode) describes about Hanuman travelling to Paatala Loka (Central America and Brazil, which are on other side of India in globe) and meeting his son Makaradhwaja, who resembles him. After killing the King of Paatala, Hanuman makes his son Makaradhwaja as ruler of that kingdom and he is being worshipped as God since then. 17. This could be one of the reasons why ancient Americans of central and south paint red color to all their gods statues. The discovery of Vedic Havan Kund in peru is also one more evidence of Vedic influence in this region. After his expedition, Morder described traveling miles through swamps, up rivers, and over mountains before coming across ruins that he interpreted as the remains of a walled city. He claimed to have evidence of large, ruined buildings and said that his Paya guides told him that there once was a temple with a large staircase leading to a statue of a “Monkey God.” 18. Morde speculated that the deity was an American parallel to the Hindu deity Hanuman, who he says was the equivalent of America’s own Paul Bunyan in his amazing feats of strength and daring. Morde was told that the temple had a “long, staired approach” lined with stone effigies of monkeys. “The heart of the Temple was a high stone dais on which was the statue of the Monkey God himself - before it was a place of sacrifice.” 19. Morde and Brown brought back thousands of artifacts, most of which became part of the collection of the Heye Foundation Museum of the American Indian in New York City.These included metal razors, stone blades, a flute, stone statuary, and stone utensils. Morde and Brown also reported having found evidence of gold, silver, platinum, and oil and are now at display in National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C. 20. This temple is said to have been in existence since the days to the Ramayana. It is said that Lord Ram prayed to Lord Shiva here after he won against Ravana. It is a temple complex comprising of five temples. Of these the one dedicated to Lord Shiva is the central and the biggest one. This temple has been destroyed twice in the past by the Portuguese before it was finally handed over to the Jesuits who rebuilt it.

[@ekdanta]

The song you quoted has origin to the 1961 movie Geet Gaya Pattarone by V Shantaram. That's the title song (by Asha Bhonsle) also. The movie was about a sculptor played by Jitendra.

[@shettyprabhakar6993]

I Just watched the song , thanks to you

[@BH-yl1ni]

I have visited it in late 90s. Don't remember much but was astonished by the work there clearly indicating use of mechanical instruments like lathe machine. Had someone like you given so much information before visiting, we would have arranged for a long stay there. My husband would have loved to know all this information. Sadly he left to his heavenly abode at a very early age and all my tourism stopped. Now I have retired. Now I am waiting for visiting it again for watching it from new perspective with my son. He was very young when we had visited it. Still have those photos.

[@karenmcardle142]

Beautiful Memories x❤

[@prakharbardhiya3963]

It's sad Welcome to temple

[@karenmcardle142]

@@prakharbardhiya3963 It is sad when we lose a loved 1 especially a husband/partner , the greatest love is to go make enough memories for you both , iyr lived ones are with us 24/7 wrapped up nice and safe in our hearts . Sorry I had to add that our loved ones wouldn't want us sad, as much as we can be , over the years you learn to put a face on so to speak . Blessings Everyone Stay Golden 🌟

[@Dave-op4jh]

@@karenmcardle142 Nice words Karen.

[@karenmcardle142]

@@Dave-op4jh Thank you ❣️

[@Fresh_Baklava]

If you’re unable to explain an Ancient Hindu temple/structure, it must be extraordinary. Your videos are so thorough they rarely leave me with unanswered questions. I appreciate the work you’re doing Mr. Praveen. In more modern times they used a canary to detect if any harmful gases were present while mining. Thank you for sharing!!!

[@sappudusappudu4329]

You are right! If Praveen can't explain none of us can and this was kind of disappointing. Hope Praveen does more research and comes out with another video giving explanations for those carvings

[@Fresh_Baklava]

@@sappudusappudu4329 I wouldn’t say it’s disappointing...but I do hope he digs into it more.

[@Fresh_Baklava]

@@Anqhgjfhcvuywzxqu Ευχαριστώ

[@rockreader4298]

Fresh Baklava, my thoughts exactly. I have referred to Praveen's work often over the years.

[@jorgegonzalez-larramendi5491]

you could spend 20 yrs just on this temple. a book w archeological photos of the complete This little temple would run you $1,000 .... easy.

[@jcreedy20]

Those chain links not only look real, but if there an accurate rendition of the chains they were using at the time, then there methods for blacksmithing were also incredibly advanced. When you look at the shape of the links, they look like a modern machine forged set of links.

[@mariahrodriguez4592]

Hello sir , you are the wisdom I have been waiting for, my studies have reached the ancient ruins around the world and I've noticed everything you teach, the only thing is you take it to a more scientific level which makes it Undeniably the truth

[@TheDunestrider]

In Jayadeva Goswami's "Gita Govinda" the first song is "Dasavatara Stotra", which lists the 10 incarnations, and Buddha is #9. Budda is also listed as an incarnation in the Srimad Bhagavatam.

[@anoopmondal8327]

@CarryTheTruth it is Buddha

[@yashpandey3.3.3]

@CarryTheTruth i never knew budh planet suddenly grew upto avtar. . And thus...brahm and brahma must be same!! Cmon man....what do you get upon these discriminating and separatist efforts!!??

[@sadhvikashetty6667]

@CarryTheTruth he got the name buddha because he had mastered buddhi ( knowledge) why not educate yourself in sanskrit before saying anything?

[@sanghamitra8697]

@@sadhvikashetty6667 he didn't said anything wrong. He mentioned the last incarnation of lord vishnu out of his 10 incarnation. Which is buddha.

[@manchikantyramakrishna1681]

Ten thousand odd carvings...it would take a thousand years to understand and appreciate them. What kind of a technology and skill our ancestors had is unimaginable. However much we thank you and your team, it is not sufficient. Great presentation ! A big bundle of "thanks", Praveenjee ! - M Ramakrishna.

[@annezyl8319]

I’ve never been to India although I feel so eager to discover more about its history temples and buildings! But Praveen I can’t imagine that all these temples are dated 900 years ago. Nothing built before and nothing after?!

[@mahesharisto]

We can't rely the archeological dating...they are heavily currupted and most are leftist ..the ASI was totally controlled by the GOVT...you won't even believe that as we are from INDIA we were never taught about these marvelous structures in our schools ...😂😂💓 From 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 Lokaa samasthaa sukhino Bhavanthu🙏

[@123fle6]

For most of indian temples there is no records surving because of destruction during invasions. So archeologist just assume closest Hindu empire before Islamic invasion and date it to that period.

[@clearvoiceful]

Itz more than 5000 year old civilization. Archeologists are humbugs.

[@YO-kj9zj]

Most of the temple was destroyed during islamic invasion in india

[@rkp-1234]

May be before but not much after because of the invasions.. Hindus struggled its treasures such as these to keep out of destruction in last 900 years and still struggling... so no question of such massive constructions in recent times.

[@koodalazhagarperumal7213]

You are the ambassador of the Hindu civilization. With your exceptional research work on the Hindu temples, you make the world know about the culture and civilization of the world's oldest religion, the Hindu Sanathana Dharma. Your works are utterly beautiful. Incredibly wonderful. Let the whole world turn to India for their spiritual strength with your exhibition of India's precious past.

[@surudog4929]

I visited this temple a few years ago and it is one of the most intricately carved temples of not the most. It is very beautiful and you are awed by the people who built it. I am from TN and for most Tamil people, Chola temple is the pinnacle of Tamil monuments. I have to give it to the folks in this part of Karnataka that the civilization that did it were great craftsmen, artists and mind blowing beauty. I will go back and check it out again thanks to Praveen who talked about the madanikas at the top which I clearly missed. Very beautiful and thank you Praveen for showing the true greatness of this magnificent temple.

[@nicolaeionescu-kosa132]

I am a permanent watcher of your work. You Sir are maybe the greatest channel of ancient construction and art, of KZbin because of the great diversity of the art presented. Nice temple and statues indeed. Good and noble work you do to present them to the rest of the world. I dream to a big box movie with the most important constructions and relevant images of each, giving us a chance to call them by name at the first sight. Thank You, be blessed.

[@arindamdutta9999]

@@0arjun077 you are such a knowledgeable guy...uff great job...i see it always with you...thanks for posting these valuable responses...

[@M.Ack11]

It's so mind blowing. To be honest I discovered this channel only recently but upon watching Mr. Mohan videos I have learn so many things about ancient India. Even my history teacher in high were not as good as him yet i don't compare my teacher with him because textual contex are totally different. Sir though not complete to roots you did your research far better than government researcgers who are responsible for framing the content of history of India. I ain't from art or history background yet while preparing for various exams I have never found any Indian history context with backup and prove. For few months I have been a silent viewers learning alot so I feel it's time I appreciate your hardwork for bringing us this wonderful content. You really a gem of India. Most educated young Indians would agree with me on how you present your content with research, prove and back-up. You are really incredible. Also your English is so very clear and concise. Frankly speaking most fellow Indians doesn't speak English fluently specially in pronounciation and intonation. Most of them tend to blend with mother tongue which makes it difficult to understand but your English is really very clear. Thank you and I wish you all the best in your future and looking forward for more awesome content in future. God bless

[@arindamdutta9999]

Dear with ur regards i would say our history has been corrupted by British, Germans ,and suedo liberals historians of India...a mutiny is coming...u will be able to know oneday in news that India is going into a civil war...with responsibility i am using these words...wish Bhagwan(God) granted it...as a curious student what u are feeling..our feelings is much bigger than that ....and that's why evolution is going to happened...

[@parmykumar8592]

Ramayana’s Kishkinda Kanda descibes about Trident of Peru, South America etc and Yuddha Kanda (War Episode) describes about Hanuman travelling to Paatala Loka (Central America and Brazil, which are on other side of India in globe) and meeting his son Makaradhwaja, who resembles him. After killing the King of Paatala, Hanuman makes his son Makaradhwaja as ruler of that kingdom and he is being worshipped as God since then. 17. This could be one of the reasons why ancient Americans of central and south paint red color to all their gods statues. The discovery of Vedic Havan Kund in peru is also one more evidence of Vedic influence in this region. After his expedition, Morder described traveling miles through swamps, up rivers, and over mountains before coming across ruins that he interpreted as the remains of a walled city. He claimed to have evidence of large, ruined buildings and said that his Paya guides told him that there once was a temple with a large staircase leading to a statue of a “Monkey God.” 18. Morde speculated that the deity was an American parallel to the Hindu deity Hanuman, who he says was the equivalent of America’s own Paul Bunyan in his amazing feats of strength and daring. Morde was told that the temple had a “long, staired approach” lined with stone effigies of monkeys. “The heart of the Temple was a high stone dais on which was the statue of the Monkey God himself - before it was a place of sacrifice.” 19. Morde and Brown brought back thousands of artifacts, most of which became part of the collection of the Heye Foundation Museum of the American Indian in New York City.These included metal razors, stone blades, a flute, stone statuary, and stone utensils. Morde and Brown also reported having found evidence of gold, silver, platinum, and oil and are now at display in National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C. 20. This temple is said to have been in existence since the days to the Ramayana. It is said that Lord Ram prayed to Lord Shiva here after he won against Ravana. It is a temple complex comprising of five temples. Of these the one dedicated to Lord Shiva is the central and the biggest one. This temple has been destroyed twice in the past by the Portuguese before it was finally handed over to the Jesuits who rebuilt it.

[@M.Ack11]

@@arindamdutta9999 you are absolutely right i agree. Speaking the truth our history (Indian) is the most complex and also the vast content if we compare with any other countries history. We are very diverse and rich since ancient times. But sad that our government from the central fail to acknowledge. Today if I am not mistaken the history we learn from school till PhD level about our country is not even 1/10 of the total. Not only that I want our younger generation to learn more on our rich poems and literature as well rather than focusing on all those western poetry and novels. We are indeed very rich and I do find a good among of content bring included till date yet our rich poetry and literature should cover 70-80% of the syllabus.

[@arindamdutta9999]

@@M.Ack11 frankly speaking it was the world's history...but just because we preserve it... that's why it's renamed as Indian history... million years ago once in a while the geography of the world is so different from today...and the history we are watching it's may have aged as million years ago or may be thousand ...just because carbon dating can't be applied into stones...that's why no dating system will perfectly address u what's the real age of that structure...if u thoroughly watching it u will seen the similarity between Sumerian and Egyptian culture...but the fact is this culture is more older than that...but because of western hegamony anything before Jesus is not appropriate...no such advance civilization is not appropriate..this is the mind set of historians...so how can u expect the history of the world is correct... they're distributing false knowledge in the world by not showing the real history...

[@arindamdutta9999]

@@M.Ack11 if u search u will found same structures in Indonesia, Vietnam, latin america, south korea, Africa, philipines, srilanka, Iran but because of political agenda and correct knowledge of how to preserve it...they were ruined... hopefully what's with us we are able to preserve it but not fully...hope oneday people will able to understand the real history...

[@mattcorbett8019]

A day would not be enough to visit such a temple....I would stand there for days on end In awe of the carving skills of the ancients, to see them now would be amazing, to see them back in the past must have been truly spectacular 🙏🖖

[@gauravpanchal9822]

Wow .. Praveen.. I’m speechless and I’m emotional because We have only leftovers of ancient hinduism. I am very thankful for highlighting such extremely beautiful and complex carvings to you from the bottom of my heart.

[@thewalkingdude7464]

I'll never be able to visit this beautiful temple in my life, but thanks to you sir I can see some of it and learn something from it. I'm not sure if you realize how important your work is to the world, maybe that's why you put out quality content. Many thanks 🖖

[@Lisirie71]

I appreciate the knowledge you provide that I would never have known without you. In my research of the history of the gods I use numbers to connect the dots....like a golden thread through history. Here in America we are taught only mainstream opinions of history. You are amazing...keep on keepin on. I watch every video you post

[@tejushreyas7967]

mainstream history only glorify Abramic religions even in india too

[@Lisirie71]

I agree. I grew up in Missouri...and I want to know why I didn't know about the Cahokia mounds until the internet came along?

[@halleluya9055]

@@Lisirie71 oh there are so many things like this

[@mindrani3784]

Marvelous as always… Hats off to you Praveen! Coming to Buddha being an Avatar, it is still considered so, by many authentic acharyas and scriptures… Infact I grew up learning that way, from my parents.. The Birla Mandir in Hyderabad also has Buddha as one of the 10 avataras.. The Dasavatara artifacts sold in Orissa, Bengal (May be other states as well) include Buddha as one of the 10 avataras.. The very first time I saw Balram replacing Buddha as one of the 10 avatars was in Tamilnadu..I recently was attending a homam ( In US temple) and the purohit ( Telugu) who was performing the homam chanted the Mahasankalpam which detailed lot of astronomical details, lineages, evolution chronology, geographical details etc etc and during that Buddha was mentioned. Upon asking for the relevance , he mentioned that there is enough documentation in scriptures which make Buddha as one of the avataras of Vishnu..The confusion arises because there are technically many avataras of Vishnu , beyond 10.. Each sect /theology group considers a different set of 10 avatars (subset of all the exhaustive list of avatars) as the primodal 10 avatars. For some reason, people seem to be aligned with the other 9 , but looks like there still seems to be a conflict for the 8th and 9th avatar position. The simily is with current confusion over Sikhs… Today people have started debating if Sikhs are even Hindus, forgetting the fact that few generations back every first child of a Punjabi family was sacrificed for Sikh army. May be few generations later our descendants will have similar confusion about Sikh community as well… Anyways, Thanks for such a wonderful research. Kudos , as always.

[@Sarcasmunlimited1987]

Hi sister 😜

[@ateachermcd]

It is done intentionally to create chaos and misinformation, in and about the Indian society and culture. How else can they maintain the narrative of supremacy of the westerners if the truth about our glorious past becomes a matter of common knowledge? The propaganda against certain section of our society.. ( dividing it on the basis of gender,upper/lower/privileged/underprivileged/depressed classes and many more) especially the Brahmins is part of the similar intent wherein they try to malign India and Indian society. Note that the Brahmins have been the keepers and propagators of the ancient knowledge contained in our Vedas, puranas and ancient scriptures. The society cared for the Brahmin and his family as they were forbidden from indulging in trade or earning of any kind. (They couldn't charge for teaching) They survived on alms, daan/dakshina. Today they are targeted the most, being labelled as uppercastes who suppressed and discriminated against the masses.

[@keetalley3941]

The other tiny model version of the temple, to me looks like it was a landing pad for vimana that is long gone, you showed a shot of one of the sculptures and that's what I saw. I love your videos, glad you keep going.

[@chadriffs]

I am amazed at the advancement in these temples, but it makes me wonder more how it must have been in the streets and people's homes back then. I tend to imagine a lot of color and good energy with high levels of sophistication and presence

[@NannaAnisike]

Great analysis again, as always, thank you Praveen. This temple is in the state of Karnataka. This temple is more strange and wonderful than Taj mahal. This should have made world heritage site.

[@_S._S._]

Bro you're just on a different level man. Thanks for exposing all these to us. Love from Malaysia!

[@RealPraveenMohan]

My pleasure! Do share the video with others too!

[@ankitajohri291]

I truly agree with the name given to this temple kalasagara. Another example of amazing intellect and great finess when we talk about carvings. Praveen the way you have thrown light on every minute detail portrayed by most of the carvings is praiseworthy. Very nice content and beautifully presented.

[@janegilmore102]

I definitely want to come here. I saw so many other things in those statues. I’m saving this one so I can remember it. Another great gift from you Preveen! Thank you 🙏🏻🇦🇺🤗😊

[@hakuna_matata6825]

I went there its a really fascinating place to see🤩

[@janegilmore102]

@@hakuna_matata6825 lucky you. I want to go there and all the places that are here lol

[@janegilmore102]

@@hakuna_matata6825 Save up and we can walk around together to be safe!

[@Dilip_Ahirvar]

Have you visited the temple???

[@janegilmore102]

@@Dilip_Ahirvar oh I wish!!!! I was in the middle of my travels then Covid put a stop to going anywhere for years. Now I hope to see my sister in New Zealand. I also have two boys in difficult states ( I’m a Aussie) I have one son in Perth ( right on the west coast ) Another son up in Darwin. So if I get to save money I’d fly to see them and my grandsons. But I’m happy to have put the travel bug into my children.

[@imendridi7256]

Thank you for sharing Praveen. We are learning a lot from your videos about the great Indian civilization which is one of the most artistic cultures. Following your channel to learn more.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thank you very much for watching this video. Please do share it with your friends.

[@asuran5238]

Ancient people gave us a great gift by giving these temples And thanks to you we can now know and learn about these gifts 👍👍👍👍👍 keep going sir

[@RealPraveenMohan]

My pleasure 😊

[@hikerx9366]

I am always blown away by the amount of information in each uploaded video, you my friend are one of a kind. Some of the carving are so incredibly accurate I would almost think they were using some other kind of method than human hands to accomplish it in such a large scale. It's always been my thought that an interdimensional race is responsible for what we are seeing and that is the part of history that's being hidden from us. Thanks Praveen, I can't give you enough praise for what you are discovering.

[@varunatlast]

Praveen is now an icon. He deciphers these carvings so academically, even practising Hindus like me start seeing our past with more logic than lore.

[@chethusetty_chethu]

Beluru-Halebeedu deserves UNESCO heritage sites Status..thank you Praveen sir for exploring our hidden sculpture😍💛❤️🚩🇮🇳

[@PixelBoxStudio]

modi govt proposed it tis year. lets see if accepted by Unesso.

[@chethusetty_chethu]

@Paropakari Ponappa yes we know and proud of our heritage and culture...but our culture and heritage too need recognition in the international level...everyone should accept India's glory in the past and should know our ancient technology...it increases the tourism and boost our economy!!

[@kiraan2610]

Wow! They are not? I thought they were. These CIA folks are pure evil incarnate.

[@sumukhl5684]

Bro flag ulta hakidya yellow mele barli💛❤

[@arbphotography3380]

No need of someone else to recognise, it's us Indians need to identify the greatness of our ancient monuments❤️🙏

[@padmabheeman1425]

One of the architectural marvels in India.Such intricate designs and carvings , and many hidden secrets. Hats off to our ancestors, artisans and our great kings( Hoysala dynasty) 🙏who patronised such an art. Proud to be a Kannadiga💜

[@manasvimahajan3415]

Hi sir. Your videos create so much interest in our temples, technology of our ancestors and so on..... U r truly an inspiration. Because of you I'm thinking of doing such job like yours. I'm in class 12 and your videos are mind blowing. Every time I watch it immediately after getting notification. I'm your big fan and have desire to meet you and learn a lot from u. Tooo much love and support from me from HIMACHAL PRADESH (NORTH INDIAN) Today I'm the first viewer

[@AbhishekSharma-rp3vx]

nice to see a himachali , You are not alone here .

[@XoPlanetI]

Share the video with your friends

[@parmykumar8592]

Ramayana’s Kishkinda Kanda descibes about Trident of Peru, South America etc and Yuddha Kanda (War Episode) describes about Hanuman travelling to Paatala Loka (Central America and Brazil, which are on other side of India in globe) and meeting his son Makaradhwaja, who resembles him. After killing the King of Paatala, Hanuman makes his son Makaradhwaja as ruler of that kingdom and he is being worshipped as God since then. 17. This could be one of the reasons why ancient Americans of central and south paint red color to all their gods statues. The discovery of Vedic Havan Kund in peru is also one more evidence of Vedic influence in this region. After his expedition, Morder described traveling miles through swamps, up rivers, and over mountains before coming across ruins that he interpreted as the remains of a walled city. He claimed to have evidence of large, ruined buildings and said that his Paya guides told him that there once was a temple with a large staircase leading to a statue of a “Monkey God.” 18. Morde speculated that the deity was an American parallel to the Hindu deity Hanuman, who he says was the equivalent of America’s own Paul Bunyan in his amazing feats of strength and daring. Morde was told that the temple had a “long, staired approach” lined with stone effigies of monkeys. “The heart of the Temple was a high stone dais on which was the statue of the Monkey God himself - before it was a place of sacrifice.” 19. Morde and Brown brought back thousands of artifacts, most of which became part of the collection of the Heye Foundation Museum of the American Indian in New York City.These included metal razors, stone blades, a flute, stone statuary, and stone utensils. Morde and Brown also reported having found evidence of gold, silver, platinum, and oil and are now at display in National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C. 20. This temple is said to have been in existence since the days to the Ramayana. It is said that Lord Ram prayed to Lord Shiva here after he won against Ravana. It is a temple complex comprising of five temples. Of these the one dedicated to Lord Shiva is the central and the biggest one. This temple has been destroyed twice in the past by the Portuguese before it was finally handed over to the Jesuits who rebuilt it.

[@shivaji856]

This temple is incredible. The statues show are impossible to be carved by hand. As Praveen said in previous videos, the ancient indians surely were using some geopolymer to make those statues.. The statue at 5:48 is invaluable. I would say even if ancient indians were using geopolymers, It is nearly impossible to get such precision.. Someone has to make that mould first right?

[@parmykumar8592]

Ramayana’s Kishkinda Kanda descibes about Trident of Peru, South America etc and Yuddha Kanda (War Episode) describes about Hanuman travelling to Paatala Loka (Central America and Brazil, which are on other side of India in globe) and meeting his son Makaradhwaja, who resembles him. After killing the King of Paatala, Hanuman makes his son Makaradhwaja as ruler of that kingdom and he is being worshipped as God since then. 17. This could be one of the reasons why ancient Americans of central and south paint red color to all their gods statues. The discovery of Vedic Havan Kund in peru is also one more evidence of Vedic influence in this region. After his expedition, Morder described traveling miles through swamps, up rivers, and over mountains before coming across ruins that he interpreted as the remains of a walled city. He claimed to have evidence of large, ruined buildings and said that his Paya guides told him that there once was a temple with a large staircase leading to a statue of a “Monkey God.” 18. Morde speculated that the deity was an American parallel to the Hindu deity Hanuman, who he says was the equivalent of America’s own Paul Bunyan in his amazing feats of strength and daring. Morde was told that the temple had a “long, staired approach” lined with stone effigies of monkeys. “The heart of the Temple was a high stone dais on which was the statue of the Monkey God himself - before it was a place of sacrifice.” 19. Morde and Brown brought back thousands of artifacts, most of which became part of the collection of the Heye Foundation Museum of the American Indian in New York City.These included metal razors, stone blades, a flute, stone statuary, and stone utensils. Morde and Brown also reported having found evidence of gold, silver, platinum, and oil and are now at display in National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C. 20. This temple is said to have been in existence since the days to the Ramayana. It is said that Lord Ram prayed to Lord Shiva here after he won against Ravana. It is a temple complex comprising of five temples. Of these the one dedicated to Lord Shiva is the central and the biggest one. This temple has been destroyed twice in the past by the Portuguese before it was finally handed over to the Jesuits who rebuilt it.

[@capricorn9186]

But western archeologist were as always predicted that it was 900 years old..

[@maitreyeebill]

@@0arjun077 omg, you know so much... thanks for sharing such details. Namaste.,🙏

[@maitreyeebill]

@@parmykumar8592 thanks for sharing this valuable information,🙏

[@parmykumar8592]

@@maitreyeebill 🙏

[@oyemtatin4200]

Hello praveen, love from northeast india❤ Commenting before watching because I'm 100℅ sure it'll be a great video

[@Kenri_Basar]

I studied in an Indian Hindu philosophical school called the Vivekananda Kendra Vidhyalaya school in arunachal pradesh of India. In my school most of the teachers were from Southern India and they taught/ told us that Buddha was a reincarnation of Vishnu as well so it might be that people from the South already believed in this theory much much before.

[@thomashoggren1327]

Voaow, what a temple. Incredible art and beauty. Thanks so much Praveen for making this interesting video.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thank you for watching this video and for your kind words.

[@akul4829]

Hii sir 🙌,, I am from KARNATAKA , from the same district HASSAN , where this temple is located , this temple is just 20 km from our Home 😁!!! Glad to see you in Hassan 🙌♥️🇮🇳

[@sherloc10]

Have you visited the temple yet?? How's it??

[@buildertrash4102]

Lucky you!☺️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿✌🏻

[@ramamanibalaji6343]

Was it built by Hoysala or Chalukya?

[@pannagarao8894]

@@ramamanibalaji6343 hoysala

[@ramamanibalaji6343]

@@pannagarao8894 ನಿಜವಾಗಿಯೂ? ಧನ್ಯವಾದಗಳು!

[@INDYEAH]

7:48 It's simple indian street circus ❤️ One guys playing Nagaswaram (sehnai) One guy playing drum ! Another guy controlling monkey and making it play some tricks ! ❤️❤️

[@frankbrake7689]

Totally fascinating praveen, the fact this temple had a actual carving of Buda in with the avatars, and Sumarion carving. Makes me wanna see this place that much more. Connections are being made for me that I never even new existed. Like the anunnaki ,and the ant friend of the native american hopi.

[@prits1051]

Hey Praveen, I must really appreciate your efforts in deciphering the messages and meanings behind all the temple carvings. I have been to most of these temples and had always got awestruck by the intricate carvings but never have I ever thought that they are so meaningful. My POV towards the temple carvings are definitely changed henceforth. Thanks for this enlightenment. Keep up the good work.

[@amritasdigiverse7348]

World could have been a lot different if we knew our real history! I really have started doubting the medieval history taught to us on India and other great civilizations like in America or Africa! Ancient Indians seem to be knowledgeable in science, arts, economics, maths, metallurgy, etc. We should learn Sanskrit and our indian languages to understand our past better. Enough of foreign historians telling us about our past!

[@thewayiamblue229]

Its not just you, even were were taught the same about India that is Bharat.

[@lankacuniversal5393]

I visited this temple. 7 years back. i love this temple. i visited some more temples in karanataka. But i didn't understand those temples. thank you very much. your giving lot information, and lot of knowledge to people. 👍👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏 I really appreciate you. (vzg)

[@lovesmirror5565]

Many in the Hinduism community consider Buddha as the 9th. Very nice to see the Golden Age builders agreed.

[@RNemy509]

The level of engineering and science that past generations possessed always blows my mind! I wish more than anything we had a glimpse of how these geniuses worked and planned these magnificent structures

[@TMS0890]

This is my hometown (Belur) im very proud that im from this place and I can visit this temple whenever l want... this temple is like my second home, from childhood to now I've lot of memories, best moments in this temple.... today is ugadi festival and actually im going to this temple now and before that I find this video... just after ugadi here the utsava's will begin it will go for a week and after a week we have Rath yatra on 20 & 21 of April whoever want to visit this temple this Rath yatra will be great time to visit its a very huge amount of people's gathering and it feels like you are in another world and the temple and the city looks like a bride it's a very grand event with lots of rituals and practices....and also it recently got a UNESCO world heritage site recognition as well it's a must visit place in Karnataka it will also explain the story of the great Hoysala Kingdom... and one more thing Ayodhya's lord Ram's murthi is also based on this style (Hoysala architect style) and also in 2017 we celebrated its 900 years anniversary

[@rameshtp1611]

Hi Praveen thanks for this amazing video on the Belur temple. I am from Mysore city which is about 150 kms from this temple. I have visited this beautiful temple on several occasions and each time it has overwhelmed me with its enchanting beauty. During my school days, our teacher was telling a legend about this temple. The main sculptor of this temple is one Jakannachari. After the completion of the temple the legend says that the temple carvings were so perfect even gods became envious of this beautiful temple and wanted to take it to heaven. When Jakannachari saw what the gods are up to he threw a hammer on one of the statue thereby breaking it. As temple is no longer flawless, gods left leaving temple in its place. This legend shows how artisans strived to bring perfection in their works during those times. Thanks for unravelling this art in stone and sharing with the world. Great efforts bro.

[@wafflestomper6958]

I would love to see some livestreams from this channel, or a podcast or something. I just need more of this content man.

[@jackaction7077]

I just recently found out that artwork clearly showing helicopters were uncovered in Egypt on the walls during archaeological digs. We were more advanced technologically back then than we are today I'm sure of it. Our true history is finally being revealed slowly but surely..Thank you!

[@cam120378]

I have already visited this temple 5 months. It is mesmerizing to see the carvings here. It feels like it is out of the world. But you have brings interesting aspects that I obviously missed to notice like a normal human being. Thanks Praveen for showing us the true value of this temple which is invaluable

[@legalizefreedom4014]

I would love to see more of this temple! Such beautiful intricate carvings! Thanks so much for sharing all your videos and great information! Many blessings! 🤩👌🙏

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Glad you enjoyed it! Do share the video with others too!

[@99uuutube]

This is just a tip of an iceberg of knowledge waiting to be uncovered. Great work, Praveen 👍👌

[@RealPraveenMohan]

True. Thank You!

[@gowrisankarkumar]

Praveen Brother ! Your viewing angle of architecture of a temple is unique and extraordinary. Your explanation of statue of ancient temples made me great respect towards our wonderful sculptures who have carved each and every minute thing with seamless precision which is not at all possible to present modern technology.where are the great skills ?and where are the great sculptures of INDIA at present? May the ALMIGHTY bless you to create more videos to exhibit the ancient skills and techniques of our great ancestors- GowriSankar, kadapa

[@nun_bel_eever]

*Thanks for the reveal. Most of us would never know what treasures exist in India if you didn't do vids on them. You appraisals are well considered.*

[@Eyedocmackay]

You provide a great service! The videos are amazing. I may not agree with some of your observations but you make us think about what we see left behind by the ancients. Keep up the great hard work

[@yellowNred]

Thanks, Praveen. I think you covered Halebeedu. Did you cover the Somanath temple close to Bengaluru? That temple has awesome carvings too.

[@ajeycp3949]

I visited this temple couple of times. But never understood the reason behind the carvings. Thank you Praveen Mohan for the outstanding work. All of us must know the truth behind the ancient architecture and carvings in hindu temple. I request you to visit the temple called Keladi Rameshwara temple, Near Sagara, Shivamogga district, Karnataka. Its one of the oldest temple I had seen in Karnataka. I had seen some of the strange carvings in this temple and only you can give the exact meaning of them.

[@autumnzolstice9758]

id love to visit this temple! In Bhagavad-Gita its said that Vishnu is the preserver of life and also that Buddha is an avatar of Vishnu, that Buddha was manifested to stop human from eating meat and making animal and human sacrifices. Thank you for showing a living example of this🙏

[@rairadio7119]

In Bhagawad Geeta? Mahabharat is older than Buddhism. Also why would anyone stop omnivorous species from eating meat.

[@shreyassharma4202]

This temple 🔥❤ Jai Karnataka, jai hind

[@exploringwithsolwalk3726]

Ohh, I wish we could get our hands on that bowstring to study it! It sounds like it may have had a metal crystalline lattice structured interior, with different hexagonal lattistical attitudes or something. Most fascinating video, sir! Thanks for all your awesome research and sharing!

[@albertusagterberg6093]

As always giving attention to details, questioning the figures, place, and makers of these mysterious buildings. I am curious about the society of that time, the men, women and children. I wish you get a lot of help to take care of these huge heritages of mankind in this part of the world

[@leoniewilson5473]

I cant even begin to imagine any culture, country or peoples able to do this in our time. Talk about legacy, wow

[@dalitnahipehlehinduhu6569]

I went to that temple..it is very marvellous..well I'm from lepakshi

[@Jithu_VA]

Thanks Praveen for opening the video with the name of the temple and location . I was waiting for your next video . Finally it arrived !

[@jsimish]

Hello Praveen, Great video and I am VERY interested in the metallic objects on the top of the temple. I wonder if they could have been used as collectors of atmospheric electricity ? I also wonder if there could have been or might even still be large coils or other types of ancient electrical equipment at the top of the temple right underneath those metallic objects. Have you ever been to the top of this or any other temple that has metallic objects similar to this one ? Very curious, Thanks

[@jarednovel]

Refer to the cow goddess Hathor in Egypt. She is the one being worshipped here. And yes, the objects between the horns are symbols of solar energy.... Basically ancient religions are centered around sun ☀️ worship ..that includes Hinduism. Shiva in ancient Egypt was called Atum or Amun.. ancient Egyptians and African also had lingam and yoni

[@krishms100]

Those metallic objects in opinion had multiple purpose-it is usually filled with grains and replaced once in 12 years-it is at a higher location and in an unfortunate event of floods if all the fields were destroyed-they could open the containers and use it to grow fresh crop- the second thing is that it could be a conductor of lightning and protect the neighborhood

[@zwastiunburzy3688]

What is evident here is the fact that people eons ago were more tolerant of differing belief systems than most people are today. Something else I've noticed, is presumably because of India's unique location, I can see many different influences in the carvings. There are similarities to Chinese figures, such as what appear to be lions, there are Mesopotamian influences, as you mentioned in the winged figures, you mentioned the Buddha as well, amongst others. For me, it appears that India was a massive melting pot of many cultures and religions, and this could explain the huge diversities in the religions of that area. It's so interesting, I'm so glad I found this channel, Parveen, keep up the great and enlightening work!

[@lindahughes2289]

JUST so unbelievable, the detail in the carvings and your knowledge! Thanks for sharing with the world. Many BLESSINGS to you and please keep on doing what you are doing to enlighten us all !

[@RealPraveenMohan]

You are so welcome Linda!! Do share the videos with your friends too!!

[@satishb9975]

Thanks praveen you are an genius for showing the great artifacts of our great Indian culture that existed in the past nobody will or cannot do the efforts 😀 you are showing in your work thank you praveen I am feeling greatly happy being part of such a great culture and also feeling great to be your subscriber all the best 😀love your work as always ❤

[@Prashaantdadmode]

Hello Praveen we are really proud of you for dedication for doing research on our temples and our lost technology love you man 👍👍 keep holy work going

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thank you! Do share the video with others too!

[@Prashaantdadmode]

Yes I have shared and also share in future lot with friends and family

[@parmykumar8592]

@@Prashaantdadmode Ramayana’s Kishkinda Kanda descibes about Trident of Peru, South America etc and Yuddha Kanda (War Episode) describes about Hanuman travelling to Paatala Loka (Central America and Brazil, which are on other side of India in globe) and meeting his son Makaradhwaja, who resembles him. After killing the King of Paatala, Hanuman makes his son Makaradhwaja as ruler of that kingdom and he is being worshipped as God since then. 17. This could be one of the reasons why ancient Americans of central and south paint red color to all their gods statues. The discovery of Vedic Havan Kund in peru is also one more evidence of Vedic influence in this region. After his expedition, Morder described traveling miles through swamps, up rivers, and over mountains before coming across ruins that he interpreted as the remains of a walled city. He claimed to have evidence of large, ruined buildings and said that his Paya guides told him that there once was a temple with a large staircase leading to a statue of a “Monkey God.” 18. Morde speculated that the deity was an American parallel to the Hindu deity Hanuman, who he says was the equivalent of America’s own Paul Bunyan in his amazing feats of strength and daring. Morde was told that the temple had a “long, staired approach” lined with stone effigies of monkeys. “The heart of the Temple was a high stone dais on which was the statue of the Monkey God himself - before it was a place of sacrifice.” 19. Morde and Brown brought back thousands of artifacts, most of which became part of the collection of the Heye Foundation Museum of the American Indian in New York City.These included metal razors, stone blades, a flute, stone statuary, and stone utensils. Morde and Brown also reported having found evidence of gold, silver, platinum, and oil and are now at display in National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C. 20. This temple is said to have been in existence since the days to the Ramayana. It is said that Lord Ram prayed to Lord Shiva here after he won against Ravana. It is a temple complex comprising of five temples. Of these the one dedicated to Lord Shiva is the central and the biggest one. This temple has been destroyed twice in the past by the Portuguese before it was finally handed over to the Jesuits who rebuilt it.

[@rconn4501]

Watched 7 minutes after uploading. Nvr been so early, nvr been so happy. Thank you, sir. May you continue your journey for the world's entertainment & much needed historical updating‼️💪🏾😎🤙🏾

[@sdaniel9129]

I don't need to visit this temple! your video's show me so much more than I could go see, when there ;-) Keep up the great work Praveen! Always LIKE the BUTTON!!! Greetings from the Netherlands

[@mynameis5058]

Great work Praveen Mohan... For most of you who are astonished about the ancient carvings in the temples these ancient temples works like energy tapping and distribution points which are directly connected to the universal vortex and equinox ...Even if a 1000 people like our Praveen bring more hidden truths it will be still be tip of the ice berg called Sanatana Dharma.

[@okac8373]

I do not believe that these magnificent temples were made by human hands, with such precision and without errors. As if they were made of some kind of stone 3D printing.

[@shashank513]

Nope. It was indeed humans. But it's a lost art now. It was an art passed on from generation to generation. They are known as acharis. Even now there are few families in South india who are experts in these kind of carvings. There is college in bangalore as well which trains people in these kinda arts. It would take years to master. A temple like this would have taken several decades to be built under the reigns of several kings.

[@sadhvikashetty6667]

Saying it was not humans it's just taking away credit from all people who worked for it

[@okac8373]

@@sadhvikashetty6667 If people did build, they must have had "someone's" help. -Which in no way diminishes the value of the temples, even more so.

[@sadhvikashetty6667]

@@okac8373 no they wouldn't... I don't even know from which country you're from , but come out of that western narrative Thinking people back then we're inferior than us .. If you just read one ancient text (shilpa shastra ) about construction and sculpting you'll understand how forward and smart they were And it's well known fact that the main architect of this temple jakkanacharya was called ( amarashilpi) immortal craftsman during hoysala empire .... I don't know what you mean by"someone's help" btw

[@heykeshavah9601]

your contents are really knowledgeable and awesome. it makes us question so many things and many more. 😊

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Glad to hear that. Do share the video with others too

[@rachnasingh6893]

Remarkable depiction of the temple carvings. Thank you fr showing us all these marvellous structures n making us aware abt d existence of such unimaginable art pieces on our Great Motherland 🙏😊

[@alangarlic3660]

I wish I could visit your country and see these beautiful sites there are so many amazing things to see and appreciate you sharing thank you

[@criminal7680]

Truly truly all your temples should be the 8th wonders of our world And should be protected and preserved til end time’s

[@swetham3304]

Praveen.....again a fantastic video...thanks for sharing so many details of carvings. This will help us to study and understand carvings in other temples too

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thanks a ton

[@peregrinehiker7851]

One suggestion Praveen ... you often use words like strange, weired when confonted with details that you dont clearly understand. These words have a negative connotation, it would be better to use words like "curious", "interesting" instead.... just some food for thought

[@briangrussing9327]

You truly are a global treasure my friend thank you

[@pramilafernandes391]

Hey Praveen... Thank you for a in-depth review and explaination on the carvings... I had recently visited this historic place and I was truly amazed by it's beauty... Today I was able to gain some knowledge on the carvings which I saw during my visit at this temple.... If possible I would request you to please make some in-depth videos on the pillers inside the temple (I believe there is a rotating piller inside this temple), celling carvings also the extreme right side of the temple space I mean the courtyard what does that space denotes etc., Thank you in advance and appreciate your efforts

[@myfuhrerr]

Why have you converted to Abrahmic religion from Hinduism

[@souravaditya779]

Such amazing details, one can only imagine the time, knowledge and skill it took to achieve this astonishing result !

[@pradyumnamusic]

Praveen ji, you are moving to a legendary status w.r.t your explanations and keen eye you have for detail, your relentless explorations and your understanding of ancient Indian systems- spiritual and others! Wishing more power to you 🙏🏽

[@josdelijster4505]

Thank you Praveen Mohan so very interesting.. some of these carving do chance widly acepted historical "facts" and you have dome this so often....would live to see all this with my own eyes, no better way to spend a short life

[@kfadali1]

Pranam Praveen Ji, Great investigatory work, as usual. I'm tempted to say that the main structure inside the temple reminds me of a 3D Shree Vidya Yantra design/pattern (especially, when you mention its 32 corners).

[@canislupus125]

You make amazing videos that are very interesting. really great. There are probably many discoveries worldwide that cannot be explained to us. And also connections in traditions that connect cultures and continents. I am from austria and here is a doctor, prehistorian and speleologist who has made incredible discoveries so far. He reports on underground facilities, corridors and multi-story buildings deep underground. some of which are dated back more than 50,000 years. Different races that probably also lived under the earth. Reptilian creatures may be similar to naga lore. All the best and greetings from Austria!

[@Cedricknowledge]

Prolific Praveen! My dude,thanks for the knowledge✊🏾