Hindu Nectar: Spiritual Wanderings in India (Full Movie)

[@eddyviajero530]

NAMASKAR from COLOMBIA. I saw this documentary in 2018 before embarking on my epic spiritual wandering sojourn to INDIA in February 2019. I just finished watching it for the second time. REALLY NEEDED TO SE IT AGAIN. Dhanayavad. Shubkamnae! 🧡🤍💚🕉🕉🕉🕉🕉🕉🕉🕉🕉 JAI BHOLE KI! JAI HIND!

[@vinaleekha1921]

I came to this film in an almost turbulent state of mind. Within a few minutes, I began to feel a little calmer. Shortly after, I felt peace. A film lifting a person from a negative to a positive state of mind can only be termed a success. Akanksha, the very experience of watching your film has been peaceful. And I have yet to complete watching it. I would call your tribute to your parents a prayer. God bless.

[@DeepThoughts124]

nice

[@LauraPlumb]

this is so beautiful. very poetic, deep and true. it is a great tribute to the vedic teachings and culture, and as such, a great healing balm for the world. everyone should see it. thank you, akanksha.

[@LauraPlumb]

congratulations. it is a beautiful film. we are honored to be part of something so fine, so holy, so deep. thank you!

[@DeepThoughts124]

@@LauraPlumb correct

[@sanatandharma4435]

When I met an Indian Master 3 years ago my life changed! I was blessed with Shaktipat and discovered a divinity within myself that completely altered my perception of the world! My new name is now Sanatan! To quote Swamiji 'You have forgotten who you are!' Not anymore! xxxxxxxx

[@ankitshah3451]

Very interesting. Would be happy to meet and know more.

[@sanatandharma4435]

@@ankitshah3451 I am always happy to meet new people, but live in Spain! Where is your location?

[@ankitshah3451]

@@sanatandharma4435 I live in India. 😀

[@jidrit999]

@@sanatandharma4435 what do you mean by discovered divinity withing myself ? can you explain bit

[@muralidharankv169]

@@jidrit999The answer is available at 7:20 hours

[@SrinivasKumar314]

Having been born, studied, traveled and experienced a lot in India for the last 23 years during this lifetime , I have only one phrase to describe 'life' in my country : " Meaningful Chaos ". I have seen more " wise " people on the streets of my country than in the corridors of prestigious universities. This video is probably the only one of it's kind because it brings out the very essence of the vedic wisdom without getting entangled in the details. I really cannot believe that someone has actually pulled it off so beautifully. Hats off to the team. Hope life will take you to greater heights. " YATHO VAACHO NIVARTHANTHE APRAAPYA MANASA SAHA ".

[@shaileshrsharma]

Srinivas Kumar your thought made me proud as a son of this Holy Wood(land). Namaste.

[@saintlitt7297]

Srinivas Kumar ur name where Lakshmi resides how beautiful

[@anilsalve7531]

Srinivas Kuma r

[@raka13579]

Hinduism is not a religion its spirituality, its a thought, its a way of life, its more than what we can think! Swami Satyananda is right, India is not just a nation, it's mother. If you want to experience that love come to India. I have visited over 40 countries, never got that peace and satisfaction what i feel in lap of mother India. Thank you India. You are the heart of the world.

[@sreeladevi1780]

Every man or woman has that Universal Love & Joy deep within in de core of his being. Find it, unveil it, perceive it, observe it, learn to become it. The stillness in de movement, de universe in de Self, de ever-changing in de unchanging, still 'n pure infinite unlimited space within called ones ever- present, ever-lasting, ever -pure Consciousness. in perfect Silence, deeply breathe slowly 'n consciously 'n expand yr 💛 Observe & Witness , be de witnessing divine Self, pure Consciousness that u are... pure Awareness .... in de ocean of sat chid ananda.. Existence Consciousness Bliss - Supreme❗

[@birdlynn417]

This is beautiful, this is what i came here for to listen to. I grew up with not many stories told to me in America, but the richness of India, and her stories draw me, as well as her wisdom. I love this, thank you for sharing with us.

[@krishnaconscioussingh4676]

best documentary on Hinduism..great work..aum nama sivaya

[@aashish9100]

I'm so blessed that I'm a part of this "Lighthouse of the World" #VishwaGuru BHARAT

[@anzeusnarine247]

One of the best documentaries I have ever seen.....sai ram..may all find true purpose..

[@sahilaurora9093]

That old man is swimming in an ocean of transcendental wisdom.

[@nishathaisackermann6519]

True Hindu Nectar! Grateful!!!

[@theswede5402]

Very beautiful film, i have taken the first baby steps on the path of Dharma. I read and listen to the Vedas when i can and i feel some kind of truth beckoning me.

[@cindyweir9645]

When you spiritually begin to awaken where do you look, to India of course.

[@dalitnahipehlehinduhu6569]

Ofcourse Bharat

[@mohammedqadeer3422]

Yeah of course as long as you like your gods that you worship have these characteristics!!!! Reply to this then. Yes, that's right. Hindu "gods" rape women according to Hindu scriptures. One must ask, how can someone worship these "gods" even though they raped women? I'd certainly lynch these criminals if they were around now in these times. Here are quotes taken from the Hindus "divine" scriptures: "One day the sage Atri was performing tapas with his wife Anasuya. Brahma, Visnu, and Siva came and offered him a boon, but Atri remained silent, meditating. Then the three gods went to Anasuya. Siva had his linga in his hand, Visnu was full of erotic feeling, and Brahma was beside himself with desire, saying to Anasuya, 'Make love with me or I will die.' When she heard this coarse speech, Anasuya made no reply, for, although she feared the anger of the gods, she was true to her husband. But they were overcome with delusion, and they raped her by force. Then she became angry and she cursed Siva to be worshipped as a linga, Brahma to be worshipped in the form of a head, and Visnu to be worshipped as feet, in order to ridicule them all, and she cursed them all to be reborn as her sons. Because of this, Siva was reborn as Durvasas." -- Bhavisya Purana 3:4:17:67-78. "Formerly the gods lusted for Gautama's wife and raped her, for their wits were destroyed by lust. Then they were terrified and went to the sage Durvasas [an incarnation of Siva], who said, 'I will remove all your defilements with the Satarudriya Mantra [an ancient Saiva prayer].' Then he gave them ashes which they smeared upon their bodies, and their sins were shaken off." -- Padma Purana 4:101:174-9. ".... Indra raped Ahalya and was cursed by her husband, the sage Gautama, to lose all his prosperity ...." -- Brahmavaivarta Purana 4:47:11-45.

[@charlie29321]

Definitely.

[@zachmccall1513]

Good luck in hell

[@zachmccall1513]

Lol good luck kissing satans ass in hell

[@Annemariewelsh]

Such a beautiful and wise film, Akanksha. Watching it feels like seeing the sacred dance of life unfold. It was a special treat to see the American teachers of Vedic wisdom, Laura Plumb and Bhava Ram, included with such brilliant and delightful sages as K. V. Subramanyam. May you make many for films of this depth and artistic quality. And may their distribution be wide, too.

[@MeghKalyanasundaram]

***** I find your articulation to be wonderful Akanksha

[@girishbhosale5940]

Do u know the song asadoma sadgamaya

[@papiyaroy321]

Can I give you a virtual hug Akansha, I have wept with joy. Now husband watching with moist eyes. He wants to gift this to his American colleagues. Bless you dear fellow traveller. Proud to walk my planet beside you. Ommm

[@sidsshadow]

+Akanksha “Damini” Joshi : I never seen anything as beautiful as this on Sanatana Dharma. Thanks for this. It's not doubt the nectar of Hinduism.

[@gaurichadha4978]

Beautifully presented and very well shot. It feels like a lullaby of the soul. Thank you for creating this

[@harvinderdhaliwal7073]

Ertyuiopasdg ghost k

[@DeepThoughts124]

yes

[@roamfreefilms]

Such a poignant gem of a film. So rare, so grounded. Love this piece of art. Thank you for making this.

[@MrMike4369]

May all sentient being be happy, peaceful and free from suffering!

[@bhavintandel81]

I have been watching this master piece every year for last 8 years , every time it purifies my soul .

[@chandersharma5511]

I remember as small kid we used to sleep on roof surrounded by the plants. Our elders never allowed us to touch the plants. their explanation was "They are sleeping". So much respect for our rivers, plants, mountains; in short for the nature, which is essence of our living.

[@chandersharma5511]

***** You are right Panch Mahayajnas are very much part of our life. It has unwittingly percolated down to us from our elders. Thanks for the beautiful description from a person who seems to be very young. God bless.

[@navya.8281]

Yes during night

[@waasisroad]

This is a joy to watch. It is both visually beautiful and aurally poetic, a doorway to the divine.

[@bhavaram1372]

Dearest Akanksha, I am utterly stunned at its beauty, intelligence and depth. Your voice is like ancient Deva speaking into my soul. The filming and editing is rich beyond belief. I am utterly humbled and honored to have been included.

[@lillamatuszka1693]

What an amazing video and beautiful message... This is what our world needs right now!

[@DeepThoughts124]

yes

[@guileniam]

Well made. The idea is everything comes from the divine, so everything is divine. Help each other, enjoy life and bring peace.

[@DeepThoughts124]

yes

[@claudiosaltara8847]

The old man with thinning white hair really impressed me.

[@Auenerkaty]

Namaste...Bowing...I'am still in the dream...Love, gratitude, blessings

[@shaungordon4430]

Great video. A must watch for all, who are still looking for the definition of Hinduism.

[@DKMKartha108]

Thank you for the beautiful scenes and sounds. I live far away from India, but when, on my walks, I see a tree, I pause under it and sing the following Tree Prayer and then the locus under the tree becomes India for me: धत्ते भरं कुसुमपत्र फलावलीनां घर्मव्यथां वहति शीतभवां रुजां च / यो देहमर्पयति चाऽन्य सुखस्य हेतोः तस्मै वदान्यगुरवे तरवे नमस्ते // dhattē bharaṁ kusumapatra phalāvalīnāṁ gharmavyathāṁ vahati śītabhavāṁ rujāṁ ca / yō dēhamarpayati cā’nya sukhasya hētōḥ tasmai vadānyaguravē taravē namastē // I bow my head in respect to you, O, Tree! You are my guru In how you generously bear the weight of leaves and flowers and fruits For the sake of others, In how you bear the hardship of the summer heat And the pains of the winter afflictions, For the sake of others, And in how you offer your body and life at the end For the well-being of others. Jagannaatha Pandita (India, 15th Century C.E.)

[@divinelotus4u68]

Dear Akanksha, a beautiful video. There are various ways one can attain spiritual awakening - by rituals, by knowledge of vedas, by worshiping. Experience is the world’s best teacher. I totally agree with KVS. Can you be happy within yourself - regardless of what others think about you or talk about you, regardless of your imperfections & shortcomings? If so you are awakened. If your happiness depends on others or the material world, then its not happiness, its attachment / co- dependency. Proud to be born in India 🇮🇳 Proud of what India has given to the world - the Vedas.

[@navya.8281]

Proud being a hindu🙏🚩

[@sickmyduck11]

i appreciate the effort behind defining sanatan dharm mother of all religion and sanskrit mother of all languages...

[@sunnyboynfs]

+PAPPU GANDHI Not watching Chota Bheem?

[@sickmyduck11]

Rational Atheist hehe finished watching it...

[@sunnyboynfs]

PAPPU GANDHI How about Baalveer?

[@sickmyduck11]

Rational Atheist that too done ...

[@sunnyboynfs]

PAPPU GANDHI Gud gud.. Now go Bangkok...

[@wanderingbiku451]

I could talk and listen to K.V.S. all day

[@raghothama]

"साक्षि कॆवलॊ निर्गुणश्च" - The witness is uncompounded and without the burden of Tri Gunas. Bharat is the Sakshi that offers Satyam, Shivam & Sundaram to the seekers from all the corners. And it offers without strings attached. Good work done @ Akanksha Joshi. Keep up with the sojourn of Spiritual India.

[@ivnsraju65]

Really a very good work. Indians need to explore the spiritual beauty of the so called religious places and there by offer universally applicable meanings, reconciliations, attribute to the expression "Sanathana Dharma". More documentaries like this need to be produced.

[@raghothama]

***** Dear Akanksha, should you be willing to dub this in to Telugu, I can help you in scripting the same. PS: No strings attached :)

[@mayureshbaji]

I have watched this film several times and watch it again and again. So well made, well edited and perfect in every sense. Hats off!!

[@centreamata9609]

Thank you for this, I am deeply in love with India for nearly 30 years now and this movie is a beautiful homage to its beauty and depth. Namaste

[@jonsmith4669]

Excellent documentary,very good teachings, and well filmed. Thanks.

[@elvispatrao8666]

zakir naik should watch this wonderful documentary

[@bhaskarmaity2890]

He would not understand anything by watching. He only follows chapters & verse .

[@EnglishVella]

Bhaskar Maity *Ratta Marta hai vo.. sanajhta nai hai..*

[@emrao7732]

+Elvis Patrao, Zakir Naik's Consciousness is covered by a thousand-layered quilt. All the layers should get peeled off one- by-one by his own effort directed toward that end, which may take a few thousand births, before he can even think of self-realisation.

[@bhakti7810]

We shall not judge.....

[@hardik983]

But we should examine. Pramana is the one your seek from your Guru and in return you give yourself.

[@asokbhadra8992]

Asok Bhadra (Canada) Akanksha, you have presented to the world in one hour what Veda, different comments from people from foreign lands stating their experience & India's openness to absorb all with open mind, is a lesson to us all, more is not necessarily a gift for happiness. You have displayed it very well & music was just perfect. God bless you

[@bhavaram1372]

An utterly brilliant piece of spiritual work Akansha!

[@PahadiMonkVlogs]

Great to seeing and listening you in this documentary sir. Pranaam 🙏

[@andrew8394]

Wide awake in a beautiful dream ! Thanks for sharing a truly enchanting video.

[@mdibrahimmdibrahim1762]

😊‘︿’

[@OMatic91]

Beautiful film!!!! Makes me want to return to India so much more.... :)

[@gpg4424]

finally i found a highest possible reason to be proud of my country. for it is birth place of vedas, sanathana dharma, yoga , yogis .

[@Schizophrenic176]

Also birth place of caste system

[@sunnyviews5584]

It’s not possible to describe India in words 🤩

[@mohammedqadeer3422]

Your right about that lol 😂!!!!!

[@FreeWhileLiving]

I was searching for K.V.S or K.V Subrananiyam. His spiritual evolution and wisdom is extraordinary. I couldn't find him anywhere tho.

[@Daisy-e5q6w]

One thing I will never understand is how you people are such peaceful considering all that hot & spicy (however delicious) food you are all consuming.. My behind is on fire for a day if not more after I eat your food. I love Indians, sweet and smart people of Asia.

[@Prasunz001]

Vincent Pescus hahahahahahahahahahahahah, peace brother

[@sumitnagpal6020]

Have some curd with your food. Cools your mind body and ...

[@navya.8281]

😂

[@saurabhthetransmogrifier6293]

This comment is so awesome, take care!

[@bharathvansh5127]

vincent pescus, hmmmm..... dont reveal company secret, otherwise the conversion guys will get heart burn

[@vikassingh1139]

you did a great job...We have treasure which is unexplored to world or even to many indians...

[@bndashnist]

A fresh breeze to breathe for purifying one's soul. Gratitude for making this documenatary

[@kashmiramody266]

Hindu Nectar is like being served hot piping chai on a cold winter morning - a reminder of home that invokes a sweet longing for....for the forgotten, for the deeply buried memories and for the missing pieces of one's self. It helps that the visuals are gorgeous and Chinmaya's background score is appropriately haunting. This 45 minute film confirms that India is not a nation, India is a spiritual proposal, a way of dropping the self and finding the Infinite. Cannot wait to see what else Akanksha will manifest in the future!

[@siddhaanand]

***** Well done! I wish you would also go up in the himalayas around Uttarkashi, valley of saints. Also some Vedic schools where there is authentic Vedic Chanting in the traditional Manner. There are numerous new studies which show the harmonizing influence of Vedic mantras and yagyas in the environment. Unfortunately the art of Vedic chanting is diminishing, perhaps you could help in the revival by making it part of your future docus. The background score is beautiful!!

[@SanjayRoy-gm8ej]

Kashmira, your words have touch my every nerve, as if we all are searching for the same beyond this material universe..Thank you for your profound writings.

[@kashmiramody266]

thank you Sanjay

[@bhanwarguphasucks]

Those beautuflly colored robes are themselves a binding, sutras maybe be themseleves a distraction to the present and unhidden truth. now..and now and nowhere else than the present. I've been stung by "Mother" devotion until I realized (with quite a bit of shame) I had been talking to myself all along. Now she's kinda a huckster IMHO.

[@Jeya502nd]

Thank you and pranam Akanksha . Truly a beautiful journey for the soul. Even though I have been to all these places, there is still a yearning to go back and immerse in the glory of such spirituality.

[@mrbatista666]

This was some life changing material

[@himalayanswastika]

This movie is nourishment of the soul. We use this to teach people basics of Hinduism. Akankasha Ji you should have added just one more Rigvedic Shloka to give this documentary completeness "Indram Mitram Agnim Ãhu atho; Dhivya Sah: Suparnah Garûthman...E'kam Sath Viprah: Bahudhãh Vadhanthi, Agnim; Yama Matharisvãnam Ãhuh: -- Rig Veda - Verse I-164.46- For me Ekam Sat Viprah Bahudhah Vadanti - Truth is only one & wise know it by different names.. is one of the most important statement of ancient Indian thoughts... Thanks for making this movie..

[@dayanand8919]

Akhand Bharat Mata ki Jai. Find the Truth Within and Without the Eternal Dharma ( Sanatan Dharma ) AUM, Amen, Amin AUM Shanti Shanti Shanti.

[@DIWANSHUGUPTA]

yes truth is one but the vedic Or Dhramic ways are different . you can be go on tantra yoga bhakti yoga any path or any dharmic religion like buddhism jainism sikhism sanatan every path is lead to same self divinity and liberate you from the circle of reincarnation and get the moksha and merge with the shakti or bhaahmaan ...

[@tajblackproj]

Wow, this was like taking a trip to India. Namaste! Beautiful & beyond.....✨

[@tonimarschal826]

Thank you so much for this film!A great film, showing what India, but also life is about!Took me back to this long time gone time, when I was spending my life in India, knowing what is realy important.May this days come again!

[@sainathchathanath3300]

Wonderful doccumentory on Indian culture and phylosophy. Should watch....... Its deep.

[@RajwantSinghBachhalZeinaGlo]

Watched it. Loved it. It has been made with a lot of love and affection. Most of the protagonists are people from outside India who have been influenced and have chosen to adopt the Hindu way and live in India. They have come under the influence and learnt the ways from scratch. They have thus tasted the nectar, and have decided that this is the aim of their existence. The film maker has had the Hindu tradition handed down to her through family rituals and elders’ stories. Now she has embarked upon a journey to delve into the truths behind the tales. What better analysts than those who have chosen to renounce their previous ways of life and adopt the Hindu way. Their approach is objective, and they go straight for the jugular, without getting bogged down in anything whose essence they do not understand. Yes, it is a soul-led approach to a way of life, not a set of rules and customs. It is an experience that lightens and uplifts. It is a child’s tribute to her Baba and Amma. As such, we see a lot of reserve and restraint in Akanksha; in her words, in her voice; more awe and less dance. Some of us miss the childlike abandon, but we understand that it has been sacrificed to respect and gratitude.

[@sudhansupadhan8793]

I just clicked on it to see 3/4 minutes of this presentation but I could not let my eyes get out of it till the last minute..... such great it is.....my love & pride on I being a sanatan & Bhartiya are increased 1000 times....."ULTIMATE EXPERIENCE OF LIFE".

[@sidgoel5183]

Dear Akansha Pranam, A true portrayal of Sanatana Dharma,beautiful, Hari Om

[@SanjayRoy-gm8ej]

Profound wisdom!! KVS seems to be a modern rishi!! a man of enormous connection to the surface and self discovery

[@anshumandriwedi6971]

God or Bhagwan has no religion no boundaries no form it is the true nature of every being and experiencing this is what known as Sanatan dharma or hinduism. The only way to get rid of all your miseries all your pain and become the one which is what every one is search for.

[@cosmictrance7777]

Such a beautiful film..loved it so much...makes me more aware and willing to rediscover my Indianness/ Bhartiyata :) Thank you..love and peace to you all :)

[@manojpandit4934]

🔦🔦🔋🔦🔦🔋🔋🔕🔕🔕🔕🔔🔔🔔

[@swastikom5301]

Thoroughly enjoyed myself. Finely filmed. Yes, whatever said in it is correct. Only one country in this world, which gives meaning to the life is India. We the indians are proud. Jai hind

[@mohammedqadeer3422]

Are you proud of your constitution aswell the way they treat lower castes, and the minority’s, and what about your rapist gods, I took this from your scriptures!!!! Vishnu Vishnu is said to have raped Tulsi/Vrinda by assuming the guise of her husband. What can be more disgusting than a god raping a chaste lady? And much worse is the celebration of this rape as a festival. Yes you read that right. Hindus proudly celebrate the rape of Vrinda by Vishnu in a festival called Tulsi Vivah. Shiva Purana, Rudra Samhita 2, Yudha Khanda 5, Ch 23.38-45 ”On seeing her husband, Vrnda too was delighted. She forgot her sorrow. She considered everything a dream. Delighted in the heart and with all the dormant passions kindled up, she sported with him for many days in the middle of that forest. Once at the end of the sexual intercourse she realised that it was Visnu. Vrnda rebuked him angrily and spoke thus. Vrnda said:-Fie on this misdeed of Visnu in outraging the modesty of another man’s wife. I have now realised you as the wielder of illusion, appearing in the guise of an ascetic. Sanatkumara said:-O Vyasa, saying thus in great anger she showed her brilliant powers as a staunch chaste lady by cursing Visnu. “O base foe of the Daityas, defiler of other people’s virtue, O wicked one, take this curse from me, greater in force than all persons. The two persons whom you made to appear in front of me shall become Raksasas and abduct your wife. You will be distressed on account of separation from your wife roaming about with Sesa ‘lord of snakes’ who posed as your disciple here. You will seek the help of monkeys in the forest.” Lol 😂!!!!!! At least have the decency to tell the world the truth about Hinduism!!!!

[@jaimatadiplynwood1004]

yes true

[@jaimatadiplynwood1004]

@@mohammedqadeer3422 he is just spammer mf spamming same thing rapist muhammad

[@agupta104]

HI Akanksha : Congratulations !!!! This is a beautiful film -- in less than 50 minutes you have beautifully described Sanatan Dharma (BTW as Swami Satyananda explains in the film, I try to avoid using the word 'Hinduism') . . . Commentary, interviews, video shots, landscapes, the chants, the music -- everything is perfect . . . in particular, about 6 minutes commentary at the end accompanied by Raag 'Bhairavi' in the background is deeply touching. Sanatan Dharma or the Vedic Dharma is grossly misunderstood, even by its so-called followers, not to mention by foreigners. In Sri Aurobindo's words: "The highest spirituality indeed moves in a free and wide air far above the LOWER STAGES OF SEEKING, which is governed by religious FORM AND DOGMA. . .But man does not arrive immediately at that highest [spiritual] inner elevation and, if it were demanded from him at once, he would never arrive there. At first he needs lower supports and stages of ascent; he asks for scaffolding of DOGMA, WORSHIP, IMAGE, SIGN, FORM, SYMBOL, SOME INDULGENCE and permission of mixed half-natural motive on which he can stand while he builds up in him the temple of spirit. Only when the temple is completed CAN THE SUPPORT BE REMOVED, THE SCAFFOLDING DISAPPEAR. . . It is only if we have a just and right appreciation of THIS SENSE AND SPIRIT OF INDIAN RELIGION that we can come to an understanding of the TRUE SENSE AND SPIRIT of Indian culture." ("The Foundation of Indian Culture", p. 122) The film will allow not only foreigners but many Indians too of all faiths understanding the true import of this age old philosophy, religion, spirituality, Dharma, or the 'Way of Life'. I have already watched it at least a dozen times since I accidentally found its link on facebook. Thanks again for bringing out this great work for the world to enjoy. Amal Gupta ( Boston, USA)

[@birdlynn417]

Me too. :)

[@bhaskarreddy8229]

This is the best documentary about sanatana dharma in india .,it’s so real

[@jaisriramswamy9896]

very beautifully narrated, Hinduism above all religions.

[@deckerdryges5526]

This movie has stirred something within me and the spiritual expounding from the wise ones are thought provoking. Sadly some indians are ashamed of their heritage and are instead looking westwards. Worse, they are trying to convince many young indians to do the same. Let more people awaken to whats within. 🙏

[@shoeexpress3601]

Mo one ashame it's our identity it's our pridee but we have to make our economy great again as we are from 3000 bc to 1700 ad no 1 economy

[@TheSeedofGenius]

Akanksha's creation far exceeds my own vision of juxtaposing, synergizing and harmonizing everything so beautifully that I am expressionless. I identify myself completely with it. My book Seed of Genius also focuses towards this inner self-awareness and optimizing ourselves while on Planet earth. Each one of us must spend the 50 minutes watching and imbibing this, without interruption, as Akanksha's creation is a meditation in itself. Please share after watching and not as a mere reflex action of liking and sharing.

[@dragonsteps8739]

what a beautiful documentary :)

[@subscriberswithoutanyvid-so1kr]

What meant to be Hindu is that it takes nothing, if you shouldn't belive in god you're still Hindu, if you don't follow a culture or ceremony you're Hindu, if you eat any kind of meat you're still Hindu, this is the beauty of hinduism

[@ilonascholz2155]

Pure Soulfood, thank you for this magnificent movie ... Yes, India is the Great Mother who will transform you if you want or not ... just let go and open your heart for this devotional travel inside when you are there. JAI MATA DI.

[@smitapatel2301]

This journey is one that so many of us have taken and so filled with discoveries that nourishes the inner being of each in its own individual way. What a beautiful journey is this.......

[@MeghKalyanasundaram]

Thank you Akanksha Joshi and all others who contributed in making this video, this beautiful creation, possible and available. The influence of Dr. S. Radhakrishnan (whom you have dutifully referenced) is unmistakable, particularly "Sourcebook of Indian Philosophy".

[@MeghKalyanasundaram]

***** "The unquestionable content of the experience is that about which nothing more can be said. Indian scriptures give cases of teachers who dispelled the doubts of their pupils by assuming an attitude of silence on this question. When we hear enthusiastic descriptions about the ultimate reality, let us remember the dictum of Lao Tze that he who knows the Tao way may be recognised by the fact that he is reluctant to speak about it."..."God is too great for words to explain. He is like light, making things luminous, but himself invisible. And yet cannot afford to be absolutely silent. Though the tools of sense and understanding cannot describe adequately, creative imagination with its symbols and suggestions may be of assistance. The profoundest wisdom of the past is transmitted to us in the form of myths and metaphors which do not have any fixed meaning and therefore can be interpreted as life requires"...."If experience is the soul of religion, expression is the body through which it fulfils its destiny". [All excerpts from "A sourcebook of Indian philosophy" - Dr S Radhakrishnan, Charles.A.Moore]. Thanks again, to all at Hindu Nectar and to you specifically for having devoted two years of your life in generating such a beautiful expression.

[@gopal380]

Great summarisation of subtle aspects of Sanatan Dharma. Vivid description and calming pictureisation ensured that I view it without a break. Good combination of saguna upasaka and transcendent Nirguna upasaka explanation. Great wor

[@somachakrabarty1634]

Highly philosophical ❤️ loved every bit of the documentary. Winding up 2020 on a positive note 🙏 cheers to Sanatan Dharma 🙏

[@DeepThoughts124]

yes

[@lokeshgulati2012]

Maya, Atma, Moksha, if you encounter these words frequently in your life - Hindu nector is for you..Hindu nector will take you to the journey, and this is not India's journey, this is not the journey of Hinduism. It's you. It's your own journey. It will take you to your own inner silence. It will shake you from your core. If you are done with watching movies, watch Hindu nector and your thirst would be filed. Thanks Akanksha for giving this marvelous masterpiece.

[@aryanambekar3668]

Show this to the Indian youth! They don't care about their culture, many of them won't even be able to define Sanatan Dharma properly. The impact of West is so bad on India... Radhe Radhe

[@MrPropnash]

beautiful narration which keeps going for 48 minutes... sarve jana sukino bavanthu ... god bless all..

[@dilikeswardas1077]

A marvellous master piece. Every Indian should watch. It's for all. ❤

[@vikthought]

No one who is not a seeker herself would present it so beautifully..... every frame is full of nector... God Bless you..

[@daminijosh]

:) Absolutely spot on!

[@harish2495]

Namaskaram. I would just like to say Thank You for making this beautiful documentary. This will show the rest of the world what India is really about!

[@PANKAJKUMAR-pb3fz]

Two people arrives at this juncture, one who have eroded their senses gratifying the sensory pleasures and second ones are the great rare ones who kicked off the mundane even before tasting it; realising it's evanescent nature.❤️ I bow down to such souls🙏

[@bjornkristjansson7191]

India is wonder. like a planet onto itself. How precious it is that Indians preserve their traditions. Thanks for this great documentary.

[@daminijosh]

Thank you for appreciating our love towards our traditions, speaks about you as well!

[@vishalagarwal9590]

Easily the Best Documentary I have ever seen....Hats off to the producers and the entire team ! Touched my HEART...;)

[@ajayadas7193]

This is one of the best, if not THE best, films I've ever seen. In it "I" can see the possibility of my "Self". A wakeup call to Infinity.

[@mandardahake]

This is the most the most beautiful content I have seen on KZbin. Truly liberating and enchanting.

[@vedantj1644]

7th time i m watching this video, yet never bothered to commenting on it,, every time i try to write but i feel totally vacuum ,, thanks for this video,,

[@merlyanyelinehommeslujan5026]

Amo como visten las mujeres de la India mi próximo viaje a la India ✨💖

[@npandey23]

Akanksha, and everyone who made this movie: Thank you for taking us through this deep and stirring journey in such a short time. May this movie reach many more people. The visuals were arresting, the voiceover was sincere and engrossing, and the background music overwhelming. Loved Mr KVS. His words, conviction and clarity won me over. It is not an academic overview, not an intellectual treatise, but watching this movie was like experiencing the essence of what many term as Hinduism.

[@gurucharan1702]

very nice video, I hope we present Indians attain the position so that when the ancient Indians look at us , they may feel proud rather than ashamed, let us be worthy of our heritage n be grateful to our ancestors who did severe penance n tapas in severe conditions so that their descendents may find it easy to attain unlimited freedom n peace .

[@bhakti7810]

This is truly an eye and heart opener. It has more intense impact on me as many many satsangs. I am very very grateful and bow. Namaste🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@Relaxingtime4me]

I'm glad I clicked this video. Wonderful film, enlightening. All of the people featured in it speak well about their understanding of Sanatan Dharma, particularly KVS ayya speech is stirring my inner soul. I'm still a small person struggling to understand the wisdom behind his words, but it definitely reassures my faith. I would like to hear from him more.

[@amorepace]

Beautifully Narrated!! Om Shanti

[@timochaturthapaivansalo4629]

Thank you so much. What a treasure! Jai!

[@nancyr3810]

Thank you for such a beautiful film… this really clarified the history and meaning of the vedas for me and also showing the beautiful culture that has developed from it. I didn’t know I was a Vedic all of these years. So thank you. 🙏🏼🙏🏾🙏🏿🤗💜

[@mvlnarasimhan8691]

Excellent documentary !!!! Inspirational......I was so emotional and it touched my heart. well done...!!!

[@bhavnasharma3137]

Swamy Satyanand ji has completely ,and truly understands the real essense and meaning of Sanatan dharma 🙏, which is really amazing

[@bhavnasharma3137]

It's a very beautiful and interesting documentary on Hindu religion and culture.very meaningful,thanks 🙏 for making it.

[@subodhmishra1934]

superb video..proud to b indian..thanks to our ancestors

[@ajabgajabkiroast6889]

I feel proud that i born in india.... One day my india will become world guru... Whole world will follow Hinduism.... 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ love for whole world from my beautiful india... World need to understand indian culture... Don't understand wrong india for the reason of some people....

[@shaileshrsharma]

dhanyawad behen.... this is one of the material what I am searching for. Your work is helping the confused people like us to focus on the ultimate goal of life. After watching this, lots of questions and thoughts are coming in my mind. Perhaps I could share with you! Namaste.

[@ramprasad-qb8fr]

perfect blend of visual and words

[@pravinpathak7718]

i am very thanks full the effort made by Akanksha and team i never ever seen so beautifully documentary till now in my life its reach my mind and soul "You are a powerful, unlimited and eternal soul who is here to enjoy the experience of creativity and contribute to humanity's evolution."