Lithuania-India: Incredible Cultural Similarities

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[@djjerome]

Respect to the Indian people who preserved Hindu culture and faith in the face of repeated Invasion and colonization. We were the last to give up our faith but even we had to capitulate. Luckily who did preserve a lot of our indigenous faith through our Folk traditions and there are a group of dedicated people in Lithuania who are working hard to bring back the old faith.

[@ALC0A021]

But how come Abrahamics uprooted the original traditions?

[@NoVideo2024]

​@@ALC0A021Hindu empires fought the invasion. We had good kings and soldier which helped preserved our culture.

[@djjerome]

@@ALC0A021 the Lithuanian people spent over 200 years fighting off the invading Crusader Knights trying to maintain their freedom and their indigenous religion. But we were the only pagan nation in a continent full of Christian ones.

[@GyanTvAmit]

because this culture originated from india so its obvious its still protected in india not destroyed

[@aibel99]

Indians got shat on by mughals so I don't know what these people are talking about. And Lithuanians want to bring back folk bs?

[@kusinara8936]

Meet some Lithuanians while on a trek in Uttarakhand. We bonded over Sabonis (basketball player) and our common Vedic roots. They absolutely felt at home in the Himalayas!

[@RamMohammadJosephKaur]

Hey another NBA watcher from India 🙋🏻. Rare to find ..🙂

[@himanshugurjar9002]

Are indians tall enough for nba?

[@kusinara8936]

@@himanshugurjar9002 definitely, hopefully we'll be good enough for it soon too.

[@himanshugurjar9002]

@@kusinara8936 I think black people r genetically more oriented for such sports. Indians should focus on their strengths. I believe indians can be very gud tennis players, swimmers, or even rugby players.

[@kusinara8936]

@@himanshugurjar9002 i think you know nothing about basketball so i will discount your ignorance on this one

[@daniuscesnauskas9184]

"Kas tvam asi? Asmi svapnas tava tamase nakte. Agniṃ dadau te śradi tada viśpatir devas tvam asi." (Sanskrit) "Kas tu esi? Esmi sapnas tavo tamsioje naktyje. Ugnį daviau tau širdy, tada viešpatis dievas tu esi."(Lit)

[@GyanTvAmit]

yes nakhta word come from old sanskrit not vedic sanskrit ,nakhta means night in old sanskrit,but in vedic sanskrit night means ratri

[@shahanshahpolonium]

Wow

Greetings from Lithuania. Te laimina jus Dievas broliai! - God bless you brothers! 🇱🇹♥️🇮🇳

[@AbhijitChavda]

❤️🙏🙏

[@subhradeeptheterminator2851]

Get Saffron pilled , because the blue pill is of Christianity/Islam/Communism

[@subhradeeptheterminator2851]

If u have seen the movie matrix

[@AmanVerma-zg5iw]

@@subhradeeptheterminator2851 he took the pill🙂

@@peacockLife Hello! Labas Soniya!

[@rishabh6374]

I had a Lithuanian friend once and i always noticed their language sounded similar-ish to marathi, although i don't know marathi but I know how it sounds like. So damn my observation was partially true it does have connection with sanskrit!

Greetings from Lithuania. Te laimina jus Dievas broliai! - God bless you brothers 🇱🇹♥️🇮🇳

[@rohitadhatrao6877]

because marathi is hugely made of sanskrit words, so are all indian languages

[@TheContrariann]

Absolutely

[@vinay--kumar]

I lived in Lithuania for 3 years. One of the amazing countries to live in. I also studied Lithuanian language for 2 years and was surprised to see so many similarities with Sanskrit. I also studied sanskrit in my school in India so I was able to relate. Some of my favorite Lithuanian words in Lithuanian which are similar to Sanskrit Dumas Pranas Rigveda Agne Dievas Ashwin Pranas

[@subhranshuganguly2246]

What is Lithunian for Rigveda . It is an ancient Hindu scripture.

[@user-cv9it5mr5c]

@@subhranshuganguly2246 Rigveda is the name of driving school in Lithuania, 🤩

[@Axe85]

Swpna bhi milta hoga shayad

[@iykyk000]

Something started to happen a decade ago in Lithuania, where a lot of people travel to India. It's a natural pull.....Curious to know if we'll ever find out the origins of Indo-Europeans.

[@arjunkumar9762]

Lithuanian ambassador to India speaks Hindi & infact she has painted her embassy building with words similar in Lithuanian & Sanskrit. I was curious how did that happened & then discovered that they're many traces of western Europeans in our hinduism. May be before Christianity they had something very similar to ours. Dig deep hope you'll find your old identity here.

[@nitinbull8720]

Lithuanian language is very very very similar to sanskrit

[@sagnikchatterjee2946]

Not that much similar but yeah both has similarities that can be seen .

[@ASK-ce6ps]

No it's not it's like a western language I know samskrit it's not

[@blitzkriegedvanhauten5261]

@@amulya_asmi cope paj3et

[@julvadas]

It is very similar, I believe we have 1500 words which are very very similar to sanskrit, I’ve stumbled on that playing a game called total war - europus barbarorum and one of the playable nations were Lugians I believe, developers did their best to accurately voice every playable faction and I was surprised how many words I understood, thus I’m very curious about ancient languages

. Greetings from Lithuania. Te laimina jus Dievas broliai! - God bless you brothers 🇱🇹♥️🇮🇳

[@67lionsoflisbon37]

As an Irishman, I have only the greatest respect for India. Great colours on your flag. Great history. Certainly never anti Hindu.

[@shahanshahpolonium]

lol our flags are almost identical

[@THOMAS_SHELBY434]

I have seen that in Ireland, before Abrahamic religions arrived, the traditions and culture were similar to those in India. An online Irish friend told me that some parts of that culture are still preserved in Ireland. I am baffled as to whether this is true or not.

[@Vishakha_B897]

This is my favourite channel. Mr Chavda inspires me to be better, to aspire for greatness.

[@adityajha00]

@Aditya Gole Abhijit chavda also doesn't like a$$holes 😶‍🌫️🤣🥳😈☠️🤡😾👉🤞✊️✌️🤙👏👏

[@rv1085]

chavda supremacy 😎

[@micealocadain]

I'll have a look at Lithuanian, might have a few surprises. Thank you Sir.

[@AndrisLelisTravelChanel]

sometimes latvian more closer, sometimes lithuanian. In Latvia we have place, small town name Indra.

[@mountainheight]

Indian culture is very old and destroyed by many

[@Himachali_Protagonist]

Damn , 😮 ... didn't know this. Greetings from BHARAT (India)

[@Integralas27]

There is a river Indraja in Lithuania, a very common name for a woman Indrė.

[@piggyraccoon5464]

Nedirs, tā nav pilsēta bet ciemats

[@Briedys101]

Broliukai ❤

[@valdasendriulaitis50]

I’m Lithuanian samogetian ( žemaitis ); I once met in a bar in California a vyras from Kashmir and we were both pleased to discover that he could correctly guess Lithuanian numbers from 1 to 10 and I could do the same for his Kashmiri numbers

[@shahanshahpolonium]

what is vyras

[@tomasbosas7539]

​@@shahanshahpolonium vyras- a man

[@shahanshahpolonium]

@@tomasbosas7539 thank you

[@user-l4y7r04wy6iv]

Why California? Why don't you go to Wisconsin, Minnesota, the Dakotas?

[@MrDeikas]

Indeed, christianity destroyed all the native european nature orientatated believes and old gods, but Baltics resist till very last, Lithuanians, Latvians and Prussians was and for some extent still is the last torch breachers for link to old europe and its old traditions and believes. Thank you for touching this topic

[@stephanelafargue4709]

No i am catholique french i love india vedas n culture

[@Trompicavalas]

In reality, Catholicism preserves much more of the ancestral European religion than Protestantism. Beginning with the cult of the Virgin Mary. Worshiping a female figure as "Mother of God" is totally opposed to Abrahamic religions. The concept of God as a trinity, the Catholic Saints in which there is a Saint to pray to for different things. The importance of images and art as a representation of divinity Luther was deeply Abrahamic by focusing on the Bible as the only source of spirituality, some Protestant cults even go so far as to prohibit the artistic representation of the human figure like Judaism and Islam. And the Puritans forbade alcohol like the Abrahamic religions

[@akshaybhardwaj471]

And now those people whos God's were born some 1000-2000 year old will says it's fake 🤣🤣🤣

[@vinod_kumar_28]

😂😂

[@ChotiKahaniya779]

😂😂

[@KAIMA.N]

Not born but made up 1000 years ago

[@SurajKumar-by8ew]

Yes haha

Dievas yra Dievas . God is God. Greatings from Lithuania 🇱🇹♥️🇮🇳

[@Oatmeal_Mann]

Thank you for this video Abhijit sir. I appreciate that you say that indigenous European culture is different to Abrahamism and that the latter destroyed the original culture. Many people simply don't know this. I appreciate also that you recognize that not all of us Euros are bad. As an ethnically German and English convert to Sri Vaisnavism (not ISKCON lol) I feel like my experience with Indian Hindus has been overwhelmingly positive and that they've accepted me as a co-religionist of theirs despite my different ethnic background. I hope in the future Europe will reject Abrahamism and return to our original culture and that Europe and India can be on much better terms than we have been historically.

[@dhirajkamath4057]

@@descendedofrigvedicclans2216 There certainly needs to be so, in the modern kaliyug, otherwise we will go extinct. Dharmo Rakshati Rakshitah in the modern day means exactly that - only if we defend and propagate our religion and culture, will God(Sri Krishna) save our own community and our own freedom to live as Hindus. So we should try to propagate Indic civilizational and theological value-based ideologies to the whole world's population. In other words, we should try to encourage conversion to Hindu / Indic schools of thought.

[@rahulk7263]

@@descendedofrigvedicclans2216 no conversion mentality needs to end

[@sagarm4983]

@@descendedofrigvedicclans2216 If Vedic sages from Sarasvati had thought like you, Hindus today would have been a small community like Jews confined to a small edge of India or even worse completely extinct.

[@sagarm4983]

Entirely agree - and I would suggest that not merely Europe but entire world must be freed of Abrahamic ideologies and must return to their pre-Abrahamic roots.

Lithuanians were last pagans in Europe until end of 14 century. Greetings from Lithuania. Te laimina jus Dievas broliai! - God bless you brothers 🇱🇹♥️🇮🇳

[@gravewalker34]

I found linguistic connection with THOR. In punjabi and various Indian languages the word for hammer is thora or thoda lol. Its etymology might be something like that for sure. The one with hammer?

[@topg2820]

Not even related, hammer is Hathoda, Thor doesnt even mean Hammer, his hammer is called Mjolnir

[@gravewalker34]

@@topg2820 but in my language hammer is thoda. By ur logic arjun doesnt carry bow but a Gandiv. Gandiv is his bow but doesn't mean gandiv means bow.

[@lostashmish]

@@topg2820 ha'th'oda = hath ka thoda... lets not wish away linkages.. @Gravewalker you are right...

[@greaterbharat4175]

@@topg2820 ram ji had bow named different from other ,every people named their special weapon a different name , in Vedas it's vajra ( also mean diamond) but originally vajra ( without dadhichi bone ) it was a hammer

[@topg2820]

@@gravewalker34 and which language is that? Don't add words in my mouth, Thor = Thoda logic is yours not mine

[@recognize2539]

Fun fact is that Lithuania was actually last pagan country in Europe and because of that it was fighting against Christiants for quite some time.

[@rk-pl5mk]

If you look at Latvian language vo bhi sanskrit jaisa lagta hai, especially counting 😁

[@xlr8466]

Waha se to Dr Doom h na?

[@rk-pl5mk]

@@xlr8466 that's a fictional country latveria. Latvia is a Baltic nation adjacent to Russia

[@topg2820]

Latvia and Lithuania are sister countries

[@rk-pl5mk]

@@topg2820 yeah

Lithuanians were last pagans in Europe until end of 14 century. Greetings from Lithuania. Te laimina jus Dievas broliai! - God bless you brothers 🇱🇹♥️🇮🇳

[@aorusgaming5913]

Sir India needs you, sorry World needs you. I bow upon you❤❤

[@SujhbujhWali]

When you use "sir", you are anglonized and abrahanised by Britishers.

[@jeabo0adhd]

I'm Christian but understanding the Greek religion allows me to relate to Hinduism. Still, I can't deny my savior. Indo-Iranian peoples are still my distant kin and I honor them.

[@deveshraj18]

#AskAbhijit we want J Sai Deepak on your podcast. It would be my most cherished experience to watch both for you.

[@andyhandy9977]

If u observe u only find old European culture only in East side...Georgia, Poland , Lithuania etc..all part of USSR ..but then the Vatican church done cultural genoide in west of Europe and now it's gone

[@anilkalra8037]

in Czech, the science is called Veda. really

[@antasosam8486]

In Lithuanian vesti or veda means to guid or to steer. Btw same in russian.

[@nitishnayak1005]

Vesta or Avesta in persian.

[@ShibiPayamal]

What a revelation 👀

[@Saurabh.P]

Rigveda is the only text to contain all the common Indo-European 'mythological' deities Western civilization is actually a migration of Hindu society from Bhārata. Human civilization is actually started in Bhārata. Since they (Gorās) couldn't accept this fact they, came up with the imaginary theory of Āryan migration. But they still can't explain: 1. how a minuscule number of western people (so called Āryans) able to completely replace culture, language and everything of 'native' Bhāratiyas who had the highest human population at that time than any other region in the world. 2. Why Rigveda is the only text to contain all the common Indo-European 'mythological' deities The following is an almost exhaustive list of common Indo-European deities found in the 'mythologies' of more than one branch. Note that every single one of these deities is found in the Rigveda: 1. Dyaus Pitar (Vedic), Zeus Pater (Greek), Jupiter (Roman), Dei Patrous (Illyrian), Dievs (Baltic). 2. Uṣas (Vedic), Eos (Greek), Aurora (Roman), Aushrine (Baltic). 3. Varuṇa (Vedic), Odinn/Wodan (Germanic), Ouranous (Greek), Velinas (Baltic). 4.Asura (Vedic), Aesir (Germanic), Ahura (Avestan). 5. Marut (Vedic), Ares (Greek), Mars (Roman). 6. Parjanya (Vedic), Perkunas (Baltic), Perunu (Slavic), Fjorgyn (Germanic). 7. Traitana (Vedic), Thraetaona (Avestan), Triton (Greek). 8. Aryaman (Vedic), Airyaman (Avestan), Ariomanus/Eremon (Celtic). 9. Saramā/Sārameya (Vedic), Hermes (Greek). 10. Pūṣan, Paṇi (Vedic), Pan (Greek), Vanir (Germanic). 11. Rudra (Vedic), Ruglu (Slavic). 12. Danu (Vedic), Danu (Irish). 13. Indra (Vedic), Indra (Avestan), Inara (Hittite). 14. Śarvara (Vedic), Kerberos (Greek). 15. Śrī (Vedic), Ceres (Greek), Freyr/Freya (Germanic). 16. Bhaga (Vedic), Baga (Avestan), Bog (Slavic). 17. Apām Napāt (Vedic), Apām Napāt (Avestan), Neptunus (Roman), Nechtain (Celtic). 18. Ṛbhu (Vedic), Elbe (Germanic = English Elf). 19. Yama (Vedic), Yima (Avestan), Ymir (Germanic). The tally (out of 19): Vedic (19), Greek (9), Avestan (7), Germanic (7), Roman (4), Baltic (4) Slavic (3), Celtic (2), Hittites (1), Albanian (1). This is another line of evidence that Sanskrit stayed in the original homeland thus keeping majority deities in their original form representing their natural phenomena. Also, it was the reverse migration from India to Europe as opposed to what so called Āryan Invasion/Migration theory suggests.

[@aditi4689]

Nicely presented 👍🏼

[@sagarm4983]

Thanks for this information.🙏🙏🙏

Lithuanians were last pagans in Europe until end of 14 century. Greetings from Lithuania. Te laimina jus Dievas broliai! - God bless you brothers 🇱🇹♥️🇮🇳

[@tapaspaulkhubsundoroakdoms8398]

Really good presentation.

[@atharvkshirsagar5495]

New flag of our Hindustan Navy launched/revealed which was inspired by Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj who is father of Hindustan Navy... Now instead of appreciating it some people are comparing it with Cholas and saying that the Navy flag should be inspired by Cholas... And there is fighting going on Twitter between those who loves Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj & Cholas... Why there is need to fight? both are the children's of Bharat Maa... First some people started comparison between Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj vs Maharana Pratap...Now Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj vs Cholas... What's happening in our Country? People are fighting on pointless things... #AskAbhijit

[@akshaykkulkarni6100]

It may be pointless to you but it's a matter of pride for Tamil people specially, It's mostly because of cholas that we can still see indian culture in Indonesia Malaysia , Singapore, etc . They were the longest ruling and one of the powerful dynasties of India. They must be given the respect and not ignored.

[@navinjanardhanan8578]

​@akshaykkulkarni6100 Indian culture in Malaysia, singapore, Indonesia are not because of chola .it's due to indainsed native kingdoms

[@kruttikahegde8284]

I noticed that Ukrainian also has words very close to Sanskrit.. for example in their national anthem they use the word "Bratta" which is translated to brother and in Sanskrit its "Brataha" right? they also use the word "Chay" for tea

[@lachitmech3871]

The word CHAY or CHAI comes from Chinese language

Lithuanians were last pagans in Europe until end of 14 century. Greetings from Lithuania. Te laimina jus Dievas broliai! - God bless you brothers 🇱🇹♥️🇮🇳

[@Khelma2]

​​@@lachitmech3871 chai came from nepali language not Chinese bro. Chinese have different name

[@ancientminds199]

Yes Bratha means brother in Sanskrit

[@ici70yz49]

No similarities , just cultural interaction through trade

[@tomasgabrilevicius2719]

We can understand old lithuainian its olmost the same as today

[@ritiksaxena7763]

I love India 🇮🇳 proud to be an Indian. It’s very sad that people and youth specially nowadays more anglophile!!

[@Everythinz]

You cannot be proud of something just because you're born out of it, if we go back go back go back and then we can see that everything might have a similar origin we are all human beings, and we need to respect each other's habits learn from the good and correct ourselves.

[@antasosam8486]

Nothing wrong of anglophile as long as you still indian. English are indoeuropean too.

[@kanakadurgadantu5469]

Sanatana Dharma of Vedic culture was globally followed and Sanskrit is the mother of all the world languages.

[@valdasendriulaitis50]

I hate to say it but Sanskrit is not the mother of all the world’s languages apart from maybe the Indo-aryan languages

[@shahanshahpolonium]

*only indian (and probably iranian) languages

[@martynoze]

And yes part of Balts was tasked go to India, long time ago. , its just mind blowing in a good way , if you know the details of this mission.

[@diamondsolo]

What happened when the step people with horses met the boat people with chariots? Corded Ware happended.

[@besanayan5717]

What is difference between the condition of women in pre vedic and post vedic period? And why women lost their place and rights in society where men started polygamy and other benfits and women only seen as kitchen handler, care taker where in mahabharat time it is stated that draupadi was finance managar and gargi and meitri were great scholar. #AskAbhijit

[@truthboi400]

Abrahamic culture is a poision

Lithuanians were last pagans in Europe until end of 14 century. Greetings from Lithuania. Te laimina jus Dievas broliai! - God bless you brothers 🇱🇹♥️🇮🇳

[@antasosam8486]

No, it's not. It has certain features from hinduism.

[@marymurphysinha9370]

​@@antasosam8486no its the ☪️ul✝️ures features.

[@godspeedsumitbiswas]

#AskAbhijit can you please touch upon how and when exactly the Abhrahamic religion started to surface and why did it start to deviate into so many various sub-types.

[@asmitb8080]

#AskAbhijit Greetings, Sir. As a young viewer , I have some questions I would like you to shed light upon : (1) changing the nazi symbol from "Hakenkreuz" to the holy hindu symbol of "Swastika", What were the reasons and benefits to do so ? (2) How is the Indian government planning to changing this mistake? (3) What as a Indian we should do to not allow such things to happen in future and to correct what was done ?

[@escapedeviltrap]

I don't think sir will answer your question.

[@vivekvishwanathan1989]

Look huken cruez is totally different from swastika Swastika has r dots below each hand ,which hakencruez does not has

[@aktheking9841]

Cristianity wiped Greek culture and engulf geek culture

[@JaiHindEdits]

Did Ashoka built Buddhism by destroying Hindu temples? #AskAbhijit

[@ajja8382]

There is a shivling in ireland on the Hill of Tara.

[@KMMIGA74]

🙏 superb 👍

[@sanjayshah4372]

Ireland is one of a few places of Celtic world that was not conquered by Romans, (thus not influenced by Latin until Christianity in the 5th Century CE). The Celts were once dominant throughout Europe, but both Romans and Christianity did away with their way if life, except in Ireland. This meant that the ANCIENT CELTIC IRISH CUSTOMS & ANCIENT LANGUAGE, remain intact, or were not destroyed in Ireland. If you follow the research into ANCIENT CELTIC SOCIETY, CUSTOMS, CULTURE, PRACTICES, MYTHOLOGY, POEMS, KNOWLEDGE, TECHNOLOGY, ASTROLOGY, the actual OLD IRISH VOCABULARY & WORDS.....there are very interesting and compelling parallels between ancient Irish culture and Hinduism. Eg There existed Druids in Europe, who were amazing people, and very spiritual (took 20 yrs to train as a Druid) . In Sanskrit DRU= Immense and VID= Knowledge. So, Druids were spiritual people who took 20yrs to train as a Druid in their respective areas of interest. Druids also performed spiritual fire rituals. In India, similar people are Brahmins, who take circa 12 years to train and also perm. See the below website....: there is a lot of fascinating information www.sanskritimagazine.com/indian-religions/hinduism/the-celtic-vedic-connection/?amp=1

[@samtisa]

Some claim that the Lithuanian language is linguistically older, more archaic than Sanskrit.

[@user-l4y7r04wy6iv]

Just like how Castilian Spanish is older than Dominican and Puerto Rican Spanish.

[@krishan6331]

Thank you sir🙏

[@Dheerajsharma86269]

It's time to celebrate 🎉 sanatani brother I think vikramaditya empire is proved

[@dionisiodussart5629]

Balto-Slavic people, belonging to the Corded Ware Culture, left some 4500 years ago to the East, stood in the Ourals for some 300 years (Sintastha Culture) and then spread (Andronovo Culture) in all Central Asia. After colliding with the Oxus Civilization, the first wave of Andronovians became the Indo-Aryans, around 1000 years after their departure from Northern Europe. Many of them, while Andronovians kept coming, decided to go elsewhere. One option was India. They arrived then in the Indus Valley. The writing of the first books of Rig Veda started approximately at the time when the Oxus Civilization died. There was also, at that time, far away in the West, a surprising Indo-Aryan settlement : the Kingdom of Mittani, where archeologists found plenty of evidence of the Indo-Aryan identity of those who ruled that kingdom. I find very important that the Indians consider a healthy relation with non-degenerate, I mean not christianized Europeans. Not every European is a (...) Westerner, fully ready to be replaced by the muslim crowd, as want the Anglo-Americans.

[@InjusticeinIndia]

Others say when 10 Kings battle happen in India...all kings were scattered in different parts of world..

[@greaterbharat4175]

Mittanis went from Indus valley to Syria Mittanis is not original term for them they called themselves as marya-nuh In rigveda it is mentioned Marya are young training male ( mostly chariot riders and archers) Later probably they created their own army- band when they seprated from Vedic clans , mittanis king used post Vedic name for themselves (like tusharattha) Which is proof that they were present in rigvedic time Indus and migrated from Indus to middle East

[@t.s.thakur6228]

#AskAbhijit Sir please tells about the book written by the mitrokhin (top ranker in KGB in USSR) the mitrokhin archive ii: the kgb and the world . And is it true about India and the world. And how world actually operates

[@antasosam8486]

Do you think that world operates according to KGB instructions? Really?

[@JaiHindEdits]

What are your views on people like Vir Das, Dhruv Rathee, etc who always particularly make fun of only Hindu religion & not of other religion...Do you agree to this that "You must not talk about the things you don't know" #AskAbhijit

[@martynoze]

romuva-its old religion from ancient lithuania, very very similar to Hindu religion.

[@ExodentalCADAcademyofNorth]

03:04 these You need to put to protect from thunder strike (spiritual way)

[@alexgabriel5423]

Romanian has words that are like Sanskrit from the pre Roman conquest times...Thracian the old language was related to Sanskrit. Prof.Frits Staal in Discovering the Vedas wrote that to the E and W of the Caspian the Iranic/Aryan population was Vedic. Other Iranic populations were the Scythians--Ossetians of today and the Saka--the Wakhi of today. The Ossetians have the Tales of the Narts[only 20% transl.into English]. The Saka gathered the Avatamsaka Sutra...used as a basis for transl.to many Asian languages.

[@maxroberts7393]

The presenter's noticing linguistic similarities between Lithuanian and Sanskrit is convincing. Yet whoever the Lithuanians' and Indo-Aryans' distant common ancestors were, their ways parted long before AD 01. I am no partisan of Judaism, but no Abrahamic faith ever separated Indo-Aryan pantheons from early European pantheons. Until ~300 AD, Judaism was the sole Abrahamic faith. By 300 AD attenuated Judaism had become mixed with paganism, resulting in many contending communities of adherents.At the Council of Nacaea in 325, Christianity attempted uniformity, which largely held. In 431 AD, Nestorius and followers established a Christianity that increasingly drifted apart from Nicene Christian. Somewhere in the shuffle, Coptic Christianity formed apart from both. . Yet, LONG BEFORE Judaism spread to Europe and before its new cult broke with Judaism by claiming Jesus of Nazareth as its model and inspiration, pagan Europe's analogous pantheons had separated from Hinduism's. The point of the prior sentence is that no Abrahamic religion split Hindu religiion from its other analogous, related European religions. If peoples of different European cultures had time to notice similarities among their separate forms of religion, it did not cause them to think of themselves as all the same and even less like descendants of their distant Aryan ancestors. Similarities between Lithuanian and Sanskrit words are too many to dismiss as farfetched. They and other cultural similarities warrant finding other links and trying to explain what happeeed to send Lithuanians' ancentors one way and Hindus' ancestors another. But making up stories after long stretches of prelitracy and before recorded history is just fanciful.

[@Tomevone]

Is there any connection between the Seven Sages of Ancient Greece and the saptarishi

[@AT-tw8lf]

Huge possibility, thank you for sharing.

[@SurajKumar-by8ew]

Hmm, first time hearing seven sages.

[@Tomevone]

@@SurajKumar-by8ew recharge your 4G

[@atharvkshirsagar5495]

Was "Jajiya Kar" not for child,Old people, Brahman, Disabled people & Females? #AskAbhijit

[@ExodentalCADAcademyofNorth]

04:10 horse, mare - kumelė (coomaele) dog - šuva (shoewa) the same.

[@jramprakash]

Abhijeet, King Ramses 1 of Egypt was known as 'Paramesu' , Param bring Sanskrit. Mayan King Lord Pakal , Pagal in south India languages like Tamil and Malayalam is 'Daytime'. Their Book of Jaguar Priests is Chilambalam. Lols...list is endless.

[@amithrodrigo87]

The term HERO also has its origin in INDIA. I saw somewhere in a documentary about ancient Greeks, that the Sanskrit word WIRA was adopted by ancient Greeks as HIRA which in time became HERO. the name is used to call a Protector, or Guardian..almost everything spiritual and classical has its roots in ancient India..while most of the technical stuff > probably in ancient China.?

[@bhootbhagao5716]

It's the political powers that were formed ( after defeating the romantics) that was formed and claimed to differentiate themselves from Asia ( India and to a different idea - europe) .

[@griefengers6411]

vedas and ancient european culture were both created by people with same ancestry(aryan) but indian cant say european copied tham

[@GyanTvAmit]

aryans were originally indians and persians,persia was part of india ,and persia name itself came from vedic tribe called parshwa

[@griefengers6411]

@@GyanTvAmit out of india theory has been debunked long ago. Flow of people/culture is from persia towards india not otherwise.

[@pissupehelwan]

@@griefengers6411 The theory you said is also controversial and subject to debunking as well. The whole topic is controversial and definitely not a settled one.

[@greaterbharat4175]

​@@griefengers6411central asia ,west India and east Persia was one geographical land European are much recent indo European compare to indo Iranian Indo Iranian homeland is central asia ,west India mostly

[@kalashgupta4171]

#askabhijit sir is there any relation between ramayana mahabharata and indus valley civilization and what are timing of all this historical events 🤔

[@darkleopard4823]

#AskAbhijit I'm a class 11 non medical student and I have heard many cases of my schoolmates consuming vodka and cigarettes in school. I'm really concerned about it so please suggest a way in which at least I as a citizen of this nation can do to prevent such things from happening

[@dwight2762]

You can’t

[@ShubhamKumar-wf5ig]

Be responsible. Drink in moderation if you have to due to societal or peer pressure. Also find your drinking limits. Vodka is a drink for women. If you want to drink vodka only consume Russian vodka. CIGARETTES are an absolute NO. ADVISE FROM A MEDICAL STUDENT.

[@ShubhamKumar-wf5ig]

Also it is impossible and detrimental for a nation to ban alcohol. For a reference check American probation and rise of Italian mafia.

[@AdityaSingh-im4iv]

Great video

[@maxroberts7393]

One culture's people's getting along with people of a very different culture is a great strain most of the time. BECAUSE 1.Different languages 2 Different ways one language's speakers make sounds from how the other language's spealers make sounds. 3 Different attitudes and outlooks on key matters -- religion, family, sexual roles, education, literacy, materialism/spirituality 4 Different history and historic references Good for overcoming the strain of vast differences ARE:: 1 Living a long time in the non-original culture OR 2 Higher education level. A person with this and the will to understand a person of the other culture will do a lot better than some illiterate. Differences between Lithuanian and Northern Indian culture are vast. Still similarities between the Lithuanian and Sanskrit languages are uncanny. Those alone could sufficiently move a person of one culture to want to try hard to learn the others' culture and get along. Still no guarantee. One could as easily regard the other one as just too difficult and foreign.

[@ashaz]

First of all Indian and Lithuanian cultures come from Yamnaya culture en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamnaya_culture it appeared in nowadays Ukraine. Other similarities : my name is Arunas which is quite popular in India .

[@mountainheight]

Well then, hello european brother from asian brother

[@extremeboss5282]

Keep your fake theories with you.

[@extremeboss5282]

​@@mountainheightdon't believe this Eurocentric fool

[@ashaz]

There are loads of articles on this

[@vrajeshshivakumar5407]

Sir please go to Sandeep Maheshwari sir's show

[@yograjprasad6742]

I heard aarya came from uresia I think that is true and aarya were bramhan also, It means braman were out sider.

[@GyanTvAmit]

no arya migrated from india to europe

[@extremeboss5282]

Another colonial propagandist.

[@saumensingh9482]

After Indo-Irani Sakas en$l@ved whites (Celt-Venedi) there were Fresh arrivals of Kshatriyas in Europe 👇Europe's oldest literature "Norse" came after 10th c., that's 2k years years younger than India's regional literature. Norse, Goths derived from CimmeAryas+fresh Kshatriyas from gangetic plains. N-Gs are R1a1a/R1a1 marker. Mauryan, Gupta like royals had family feuds expelling one another or on diplomatic missions some left for East & West forming warrior groups. N-G penetrated n North Europe not before 4th c. Evidences 👉A Vishnu idol of Gupta age in Volga Russia.👉Vimana like structures in Eurasian castles, churches. Vimana like structures in west are certainly not Greco-Roman. 👉Timber built Kiev, Novogorod cities are adoption of Mauryan to Gupta age cities. (Megastenes, Faxian gave accounts of timber built cities in India). 👉Timber architecture of Scandinavia still survives in the Himalayas. 👉Funerary cremation rite of Norse, Goths. 👉Baltic languages akin to modern North Indian languages. 👉Scandinavia is named after lord Shiva's son Scanda+Nauv, Nauv= Ship in Sanskrit. Or may be named after emperor Scanda Gupta. CimmeArya, Saka Kshatriyas were great conquerors but lacked literature which is filled by freshly arrived Kshatriyas. Khotan nobles of Tarim basin are also believed to be Mauryan descents. Their progenies too conquered west comprising in Hun, Turk, Mongol tribals. Some Mauryan, Gupta royals certainly moved to Indo-China (ref. GE Gerini).

[@TechnoIsTheAnswer]

Ačiū už turini.

[@ujjwal770]

ram ram ji

[@mynameisnobody3931]

Indo phobia? Whos india phobic? I have never heard about it. Russo phobe. Islamo phobe. Etc. But have bever heart anyone being india phobic

[@Ilgas]

If you dont praise India all the time, then you are indophobic to some indian freaks.

[@umax870]

@@Ilgas He means hindophobia, and look at recent western media coverage of Ram Mandir. I mean, how biased it was, and not only that, but the Dw media even justified the illegal immigration of Rohingyas.

[@JaiHindEdits]

What are your views on "Hindu Rashtra"? & if this happens then will there be fight between various castes in Hindu religion itself? [Like now its Hindu vs Muslim then it would be Rajput vs Maratha vs etc...] #AskAbhijit

[@ShubhamKumar-wf5ig]

Naah when all unite, only then it will be hindu rashtra not the other way around.

[@Everythinz]

I disagree with you I think we already in a Hindu rastra,we United as a country called India are in itself such a rastra , we should try to develop our country and make everyone rich because there are many poor people with so many poor people and people with poor lifestyle how do you expect the country to progress all of your intentions will only go in vain , I want needs to first be financially free to start thinking about such ideologies.

[@Himachali_Protagonist]

As an Rajput , I want to eradicate caste from our Hindu society.

[@ruudzwart]

I an curious in which european hindufobia is a problem. I never encountered it.

[@vickyverma6852]

You have a lot of Muslims in Europe. The hate mostly comes from them.

[@JaiHindEdits]

If God is only one / religion is only 1 then how did he allow so many religions to appear? #AskAbhijit

[@jeabo0adhd]

Some Christians like myself believe God allows us the choice to worship him or or other gods.

[@mohanster9029]

GLORY TO PAGAN RELIGIONS

Lithuanians were last pagans in Europe until end of 14 century. Greetings from Lithuania. Te laimina jus Dievas broliai! - God bless you brothers 🇱🇹♥️🇮🇳

[@ReidGarwin]

Which god?

[@shaktiashishus]

for young audience.. we don't have "faith" based civilization BUT panths/marg/darshans based.. and all that is adhy't'am based aka "seeking" to understand source building blocks of "self" and how it projects the whole of Brah'maand outwardly... and how to align the two gives birth to "dhyan" and Yog"... and to sustain that comes mann'tra tan'tra, yan'tra to keep delusions of mind thoughts emotions life energies in balanced mode and be in control of all those delusional elements rather be taken over by them and live under their control

[@mikechannel5026]

Very interesting. The question was a bit dump thou. Europeans in general love Indian culture. IDK where you or the questionere is getting Hindophobia from? Really first time I heard that in europe.

[@vickyverma6852]

You must be living under a rock. A lot of you Europeans are Muslims and you are going after Hindus from schools to workplaces for no reason at all.

[@ariebroek2404]

A lot of Indians live in the past and think colonial empires when they think of Europe. There is massive appriciation for India, their history and their culture.

[@user-l4y7r04wy6iv]

It was the British who outlawed _sati,_ and defeated the Thuggees, a Kali-worshiping Hindu death cult, and imposed the English language.

[@pcharan3706]

Aryans migrated from Lithuania

[@GyanTvAmit]

Aryans mugrated to lithuania from india,only india have scriptures

[@nitishnayak1005]

Ha ha😆😆

[@GyanTvAmit]

indians migrated to lithuania and europe

[@vhn-02]

#Askabhijeet your hairstyle reminds me of Guruji in Himalaya

[@Andrii87]

Interesting

[@TaYamasi]

those house "horse heads" were our own, left by Kuršiai, they were the vikings of our part of the baltic sea :) so you're wrong there. but everything else you're spot on

[@Dr.stoic7]

#askabhijit can you please tell something about abhira empire who are haihaya vamsi yadavas and about the Mahakshatrapa rajan Eeshwarasena abhira.

[@pushkardeshwal8119]

Sir please video Hindi language mein bhi banaye bcoz Bharat ki jayda population Hindi hi janti hai 🙏🙏

[@luvall293]

Bro first accept that parsi language is the mother of sanskrit, then itll lead u to your destination.

[@eglunasklimavicius9771]

❤Aciu

[@saumensingh9482]

Europe's earliest literature Norse came after 10th c CE that's 2k years younger than India's regional. Europe's nations came after 6th c. CE that's 1.3k years after the Indo Irani Saka nation. Conquest of west by Aryas 👉2k BCs Mittani-Hatti-Hari conquered upto Anatolia, extended to Greece Italy in 1k BCs. 👉800 BCs CimmeArya, Saka upto Balkan, Ukraine, Russia. 👉550 BCs Parsu upto Greece, Balkan.👉400-200 BCs Sauromata, Alani conquered Ukraine & upto British Irish isles, RgVedic "Danu" is there.👉400 CEs one Alani band upto Spain raiding Greece, Italy. 👉350 CEs. Xiangnu, Khotan descents Hun conquered 1/2 Europe. Groups from India Iran have conquered whites.👉Since 800 BCs whites (Celt, Venedi), C.Asian, G.Steppe tribals are conquered by Aryas (CimmeArya, Saka, Sauromata, Alani, Rasalani, TochaArya, Kushan, Wushun, Xiangnu, Khotan).👉By Parsus of Persia.👉By Mittani descent Roman.👉By Xiangnu, Khotan descent Hun.👉By Irani Arya led Moors.👉By Tocha-Arya, Khotan led Turk, Mongol tribals.

[@कश्परैना]

🙏✌️✌️🇮🇳

[@aashwinsharma1724]

Please answer this : did Mahabharata warriors eat ,eat to get so huge . Was it okay for them to eat meat

[@aaaaaaaa2008-h8z]

Great

[@atharvkshirsagar5495]

What's the difference between Neuralink & the mechanism/ machine used by Stephen Hawking? Are both same? If yes, then have the technology upgraded compared to as it was as the time of Stephen Hawking or it's at that level/stage? #AskAbhijit

[@shashwatparth3672]

#AskAbhijit Why is USA not lifting sanctions on Venezuelan oil to cool of oil prices?

[@r-pi4eu]

HINDU ORGANISATIONS DWARA Lithuania me SANSKRIT BHI PADHANI CHAHIYE.❤❤❤❤❤❤🚩🚩🚩🚩🔱🔱🔱🔱🕉🕉🕉🕉🔱🚩😊😊😊😊

[@shahanshahpolonium]

abeh

[@yashshrivastav2200]

Gurudev

[@adityasharma1097]

Greek civilization is too much similar to India

[@tejoramyemineni]

#askabijith sir, is jainism born to end caste system in india and did it opposed the dominance of bramhins ?

[@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108]

brahminism dosent exist. it is vatican imposition on Hindu history to spread hinduphobia. brahmins are targeted by vatican because their duty is to preserve our culture. Christianity is against our existence hence it targets brahmins brahmin means one who studies reality (brahman) the knower of brahm gyan is known as brahmin. a society, village, city, kingdom, state, empire, country, nation can follow 4 step formula to be a super power. intellectuals who know and study reality, people fit for military, entrepreneurs, manufactures. these 4 if collaborate any society can be a superpower, prosperous, happy, spiritual, cultured, civilised, content and enlightened. invaders corrupted our system for their evil selfish greedy divide, rule, convert, loot and rule benefits. there is no evidence of birth based, discriminatory, caste system in India before invasions this land is known as mother of spirituality and everybody is one family there is no logic in caste there is only category of people based on their karma and capabilities.

[@tejoramyemineni]

@@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108 thank you for your information .

[@ogKrisht]

Is Russian more similar to Sanskrit, or is it Lithuanian that is more similar to sanskrit?

[@abhinandankumargupta-xm6dp]

lithuanian far more similar to sanskrit than russian, as lithuanian has been very conservative, out of all european languages lithuaninan language is most similar to vedic sanskrit

[@antasosam8486]

Russian is new language, formed approx past 16th century based on slavic languages, mostly on church (abrahamic) language with some turkic language influx. Turkic from Bulgarian and Tartar. As language was formed relatively recently there was considerable attempt to include old vocabularly by learned people.

[@Himachali_Protagonist]

​@@antasosam8486great info ... thanks

[@loquat44-40]

The correct comparative usage of 2nd person singular in english is Thou. That is close to Tu and Tuvam. There are things in Europe much older than what the indo-european invaders imposed. These are gods of the forests, streams, rocks and mountains. These are fairies, trolls, elves, and others. The Witch's hat is indo-european and so some of the old indo-european still remains also.

[@selimgokalp5155]

In french we say tu it's very similar

[@ChannaJayawardhana-h1o]

In sinhala we say oba,oya or obala as you(singular) and you(plural).. But we constantly use TO,TAMUSE,TAMUN in spoken sinhala.. not even that few hundred years ago we used TA or THEME for males and TI or THUMU for females.. and in plural its THOMO..😮

[@grahamsmith5396]

my city has less than 100,000 population, but has permanently residents from all parts of India Nepal Pakistan Korea China Etc etc, and not just college students, people who'll live here for generations. I'm happy I got to live my city and meet people from everywhere, it makes life more fun, I get try different foods, see people in the traditional garments and dances ,talk to people who grew up near an ancient city or show me how they say words correctly in their own languages, chat about soccer. Cultural variety is the spice of life. And health and long life are the gifts of that spice.

[@Nitrotix1]

Very similar to Polish as well 😮