Mind Boggling Evidence Of An Advanced Ancient Civilization Found In This Temple?

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0:00 - Introduction
0:07 - Shocking Buddha
2:11 - Krishna's Backpack
3:18 - Snakes Under Stones
4:15 - Multi Headed Snakes
5:20 - Hidden Humour
6:13 - Unused Extra Toe
7:42 - De-tusking Elephants?
9:03 - Temple Or Chariot?
9:40 - Mummies Carved?
10:01 - Mysterious Krishna
12:14 - Obsession with Snakes
13:17 - Very First Selfie
14:55 - Conclusion
Hey guys, today, we are going to look at some strange carvings of Veeranarayana Temple. This first carving is a real shocker, it is a large scale model of Lord Buddha. Now, this is an ancient Hindu temple that is about 800 years old. But you can see they have carved Buddha, on the front wall, as a giant statue. This could be shocking to many people today, because they think Hinduism and Buddhism are completely different religions, in fact, people theorize that these 2 religions were fighting against each other. But here, you can this giant carving of Buddha, right in the front of the temple, the same size as the Hindu God Krishna nearby, so the ancient builders had no issues in accepting Buddha as a Hindu God.
Unfortunately, this is completely destroyed by invaders, you can see they disfigured it from top to bottom, and because of this destruction, some experts have even claimed that this is not Buddha, this is some other Hindu deity. But this is Buddha, you can see him in the meditating pose, with clear Hand signals. We can also see him carved in the main statue of this temple, that one is much smaller, but we can clearly identify him as Buddha. Again, I have also shown you that Buddha was carved in another Hindu temple nearby, the Chennakeshava temple also shows Buddha. But this carving is actually a real treasure because the rest of them are smaller statues, and as far as I have seen in this region, this is the only large statue of Buddha carved in a Hindu temple, but it is a shame that it is nearly unrecognizable.
Right next to Buddha, you can see Lord Krishna, and he is playing flute, and every body is mesmerized by his music. Not only humans, but even animals are completely enthralled by his music, but do you notice anything strange? This guy, is wearing a backpack, just like today’s backpack. It is clearly shown that it is a separate bag, but it is strapped to him. This is really fantastic, because we would assume that they started using backpacks may be in the last century, but this is at least 800 years old.
Here is another carving, of a man standing under a tree, this is very confusing, because I don’t fully understand the details, but he is clearly shown with a backpack, and it seems like he is removing the backpack. Now, there is another strange feature in this carving, there is a weird animal hiding in the tree. In this carving you can see a hill, or you can think of it as a giant boulder, with lots of trees and several animals. This boulder is being lifted by Krishna, and you can see snakes come out of the bottom of the rock. This is a fascinating detail, because Snakes are known for hiding under stones.
I remember when I was a child, when I flipped over small stones, I would always find worms, and when I got too excited, and I flipped bigger stones, I would sometimes find snakes, I guess it is always moist and dark under the stones, this is probably an ideal condition for worms and snakes. But this detail shows how observant ancient builders were. Here you can see another snake, it is shown with 5 heads. Did such snakes exist during the time of Krishna? Remember, Krishna is said to have lived about 5000 years ago, so we can only image if such multi-headed snakes actually existed during those times. Today, sometimes they find two-headed snakes, and it makes us wonder if what we see in these carvings is fiction or fact? But here, the story gets more interesting, it is not just a snake, it is a demon in the form of Naga, and here, you can see a woman, begging for mercy. Who is she? She is one of the wives of this Naga, and at this point, Krishna is considering if he should show mercy to the snake, while he is dancing on its head.
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[@karenishness1]

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[@foxmulder7616]

You really need to read srimad bhagavatam translation by AC bhaktivedanta swami prabhpada, you'd know all about these carvings, and what they represent.

[@karenishness1]

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[@dracokaiser]

We as Tibetan Buddhists revere and incorporated not only Hindu, Buddhist, but also Bon deities because WE ARE ALL ONE!!! Garudas, Nagas, Ghanapati Ganesha, Hanuman, Kinnari etc!!!

[@TharsyanJaderuby]

As a (Vaisnava) Hindu, i love Tibetan (Vajrayana) Buddhism. Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara and Tara are my favorite. Om Mani Padme Hum ☸️ Om Tare Tuttare Ture Svaha 🍀

[@rb8436]

Hindus, jains and bidhist are one and the same. Prince Sidharth was himself a hindu and is considered an incarnation of Lord Vishnu.

[@tarunasharma9972]

Yess, we all are sanatan dharmi

[@elada1089]

There is no such thing as religion this is the excuse to make the world divided into parts.

[@infinite5795]

Hindus and Buddhists are almost same, we all respect our differences and embrace our similarities. Tibetans are linguistically similar to the Chinese but culturally and philosophically, very similar to Hindus.

[@Amoghavarsha.]

I am from Karnataka, Uttara kannada district..here in Banvasi..... there is a temple called madukeshwara temple... Which was built at time of kadamaba empire which is 1700 years old... Please come here and explore it...

[@userharsh9710]

*You try to explore that temple bro or you make a clear and deep video of that temple and send it to praveen mohan then he will tell us about that temple*

[@GekkoSeven]

@@userharsh9710 Just googled the images on the map of this temple. Seems like same pattern/design of this video temple. The elephants and pillars also looks kinda same technique. Thanks for the info about this temple.

[@Amoghavarsha.]

@@GekkoSeven bro... In Uttara kannada district there is another temple which is also built by kadambas, google about " Gokarna Mahabhaleshwara temple " ...... It was built in 4 th century...

[@naravarimanju]

Yes Banavasi is very old temple to visit

[@smoothcoastin2484]

Most like much older than 1700s

[@EshwariS1]

Hey Praveen. I'm personally always enthralled to visit Indian temples with carvings. And it gets better when somebody(like temple guides) explains hidden meanings behind them, which would not be known otherwise. You have become like a Pro-Guide to people like me. Thanks a ton. Just wanted to ping some info regarding the video: Buddha is seen carved in many Indian temples and it goes with the mention of him amongst the 10avatars of Vishnu(9th). Kaliya snake on whim Krishna is dancing was then relocated to his island with a promise from Garuda to him and Krishna that he wouldn't cause any harm again to his species. Because the constant trouble from Garuda was what had caused him to leave his native island in the first place. The 8-16-32-64 pattern around Krishna somehow to me hints also towards the Shri Yantra which has association with these numbers and it or it's presiding deity Devi Lalita specifically, is said to be the centre or Origin of Creation according to the Brahmanda Purana. That's it. Thanks a ton again Praveen.

[@madhurimasengupta4397]

Right.. The numbers has been doubled from 8 to 64. And 64 are the kala academic field where krishna mastered into. This is written in many religious text.

[@Telugurightings]

We were taught nothing about these magnificent architectures. One thing is very clear that Ancient people did not create a new problem by fixing one thing. In other words their innovation is echo friendly. Praveen’s relentless pursuit to pass on this wealth of information to future generations is truly commendable.. hats off 🙏

[@anageshganta]

I used to wonder about these things as a kid and over time fortunately ppl like u have found a way to extract a ton of educational value from these sites. Love ur videos Praveen!

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thank you for your kind words. Please do share this video with others.

[@konamahesh1015]

Nice mohan ji u works are highly appreciated

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[@sallypanda1014]

Growing up seeing things out of place , pointing it out, being told down made me feel like I was crazy.

[@lawrencetrujillo7365]

@@sallypanda1014 you’re not crazy everyone who is ok with being told lies are.

[@valt3692]

Lol....u had me at "Pet Elephant" 😂....and I'm from Africa The one thing that really REALLY amazes me after all these years watching your channel...is the number of new temples each with its own unique story, that you are able to find consistently across India. That in itself is astonishing especially considering the centuries of invaders, looters and ideologists alike. You sir are great at what you do, have added priceless value to me and I'm sure to others and I have much respect for you. Thank you

[@higherbeingX]

We still have around 2 Million temples standing in India

[@HarishBabuM]

Bro actually, in South India especially Tamil Nadu & Kerala State has many domesticated elephants for temples and for fighting against Forest elephants in case of protection

[@mohank9549]

In Kerala, a state in southern part of India, a good number of households have elephants as pets.

[@justicebydeathnote]

oh we do have pet elephants not even in india nut in other south east asian places like thailans etc hindu temples have special affection for elephants as the god ganesha had an elephants head but coming back to point we do have many pet elephants in hindu households and hindu temples especially in southern india

[@animewithmajor8758]

Most of the temple got destroyed by Islamic Invaders nearly 40,000 big temples you will not see old temple in North India ....more than 1000yrs it's really rare...

[@AuthenticHollyHaygood]

This is beyond incredible, amazing, there are no words sufficient for me explain how this makes me feel. Thank you for sharing all of these unbelievable temples and other sites of the ancient builders. Clearly their knowledge was far superior than anything of today. It does seem like the buildings themselves were a message to later civilizations.

[@bertanelson8062]

Love your guidance through these ancient temple carvings and enjoy your humor! Always best to not take ourselves too seriously--and who knows? History might repeat itself more than we guess.

[@footballartisan8990]

True..i think its a circle.history will be future an electronic device cant stand thousands of years but a stone with carvings can.

[@pmittal]

In lot of Indian temples, even far here in Himachal Pradesh, Buddha is depicted as 9th avatar of vishnu

[@naveennavin178]

Yes..but last Vishnu Avtar was Shri Krishna..and next is kalki.. but there were some great people in history that people consider as God..like mahavir swami..buddha ..or guru Nanak..

[@sharmi9891]

I always thought Budh was Shiva's Avtar.

[@tirupatiraogogula4485]

buddha can't be vishnu's 9th avatar. because in his ten avtars lord vishu destroys bad persons and saves good persons. and he clearly states he his god. but buddha himself is unclear of existence of god.

[@austin426512]

There was a Vedic Buddha who was different from the Buddha we know who was against presence of Atman and didn’t do any Vedic worship.

[@veerpatil548]

Watch Sanathan Samiksha channel if you want to know who is Budha

[@Anonymous-yr1hv]

My respect for our ancestors grows a million times each time I watch your video. Keep up the good work sir. You don't know how much service you are doing to the Hindu civilisation and it's revival.

[@nancyM1313]

Praveen, once again you are making Ancient History very interesting & easy to follow. Appreciate all your work Sir. Stay safe. 🕉❤☮

[@katieg3461]

Praveen, you’re such an amazing person. I’m truly honored to know of you and to learn all you share with us. ❤️🙏

[@valourviru6619]

I'm from Andhrapradesh. Srikakulam dist. Here There is Many historical Temples is There. Please Come and explore it.. Temple list. Aarasavalli.:- Sun God build by God Indra Sri Kurmam : sri krishna avatar tortoise temple Sri mukhalinga temple of lord shiva. And more

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi there, sure will include them on my list. Thank you so much.

[@Diya77-u5i]

@@RealPraveenMohan Hi Praveen You must visit them

[@utubetruthteller]

I hv seen many deserted temples in desolate places in rural Andhra pradesh, it was fascinating to explore those temples

[@valourviru6619]

@@RealPraveenMohan thanks for Make it sure.. Aarasavalli is the one and only sun God Statue Temple in the World.. and also Sun rays comes into temple and Fall on statue

[@userharsh9710]

@@RealPraveenMohan sir come to unakoti also Here in inakoti people believe that there are exactly one in less than 1 crore carvings

[@ramsanjeevgowda9599]

This is the Temple in which the great Kannada poet Kumaravyasa(Gadugina Naranappa) of 15th crntury, who also known as Veda Vyasa of Kannada penned by Sri Krishnadevaraya of Vijayanagara empire.... Use to write his books and poems near a pillar inside the temple. Even today that pillar is known as Naranappa Pillar.....

[@anirudhmc6890]

Great information but I feel this temple is that of Belavadi Veeranarayana and not that of Gadag (Gadugina Veeranarayana) where the great poet Kumaravyasa wrote "Karnata Bharata Kathamanjari" the Mahabharata in Kannada.

[@ramsanjeevgowda9599]

@@anirudhmc6890 It's confusing to me too.... Both are similar....

[@MrAnandSir]

@@anirudhmc6890 no confusion it is Belavadi Veeranarayana only near Javagal and thanks for pillar information in Gadag Veeranarayana temple.

[@anirudhmc6890]

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[@shrinivas105]

Both are different, what u mentioned is in gadag

[@rathy_v]

Buddha was born as Hindu until 16 years, he had life changing failure, there for he started to meditated and followed up some small part of what Hinduism thought ,like small branch of Hinduism. Hinduism as a larger tree. there for not much different in Buddhism and also carrying so many Hindu elements . I am proved to be Hindu, Praveen you are doing great job to brings out our greatest forefathers what left for us. and so long we could not see and learned this greatest civilization all-time

[@dersanramesan2384]

Dear Praveen Mohan, you are doing a wonderful work and your interest in ancient in age-old temples of India is greatly appreciated. You are giving us an opportunity to understand our ancient rich culture and architecture. Thank you 🌹

[@darrenwoolley8736]

Praveen, regarding the part of the carving being held up by Krishna, I was told that particular part also was representative of the milky way!! Anyway I wanted to say that I appreciate the way you pace your videos, jumping straight into the meat and potatoes by packing your knowledge of the history, the academically accepted interpretation of, and your personal perspective as well, I'm guilty of not seeing the Forrest for the trees in such intricate carvings but you obviously see them in H.D.color, I always feel a little more knowledgeable after watching your posts, which I always watch two or three times just to digest what's just been gifted... Thankyou Mr Mohan for caring enough to make these videos which are priceless to me as I've not found such information or video anywhere else.. 🙏😃👍

[@ShirleeKnott]

agree and well said

[@ssinfinite]

Living example guru raghavendra swamy who is in jeevasamadi from 400yrs, in the beginning after 130yrs of jeevasamadi , british officer thomas munro came to occupy that place but guruji came out from jeevasamadi miraculously spoke in english blessed and vanished inside samadhi written in madras Gazette and even today thomas munro present generation keeps visiting mantralaya where guruji lives for another 300yrs.

[@lawrencetrujillo7365]

“Curious being” is another good channel as well as “bright insight”. Other channels that are bit more far out but are still decent are “armored skeptic history is a lie series” and “Jon Levi”.

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@@lawrencetrujillo7365 yeah I'm aware of those channels and I do watch them too!

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[@ajays5454]

I wonder how I didn't know these wonders of Hindu temples and why the history of these temples is not in the school books. I really appreciate your efforts of showing these wonders to the world.

[@Coincidence_Theorist]

Hmmmm. I wonder. Seems THEY want us all divided and weak. Weary and weakened from our week of work. Not wanting to do anything beyond becoming furthur hypnotized by the screen before out eyes. What is a screen to thee? Is it a Screen to see? Maybe. Perhaps But a screen also blocks ones view; designed only to show what they wants it to.

[@mohank9549]

We have too many temples to pack their history in school books. Need to think of some other way to teach them to younger generation.

[@koraiemon]

Because our books were written during congress time. There used be some shows on DD national which talked about these stuff. But with time channels like DD national lost its charm and so does it shows. Archeology isn't much famous in india however in painting syllabus of class 11th and 12th they are mentioned but very less students focus or opt that subject. Fortunately goverment is focusing on changing the syllabus and updating it with more historical stuffs from the pre-mughal Invasion

[@mohank9549]

@@koraiemon Don't bring in politics in to this. Our history was written during British times, and always written in the interest of western countries. They want to discredit Indians for their achievements, so they glorified muslim rulers.

[@koraiemon]

@@mohank9549 yea I agree to that too but congress supported them

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[@deeparm4690]

So amazing carvings can't imagine how skilled our ancestral sculptures were. What an engineering Marvel . Thankyou Praveenji for showing and explaining this to us

[@Unkl_Bob]

Is adding ji a way to show one's respect ? Can ji be added after anyone's name as a personal salute to them?

[@deeparm4690]

Yes in India Ji is added as a sign of respect

[@Unkl_Bob]

@@deeparm4690 thankyou deeparmji

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[@ROHITKumar-gl6mm]

​@@Unkl_Bob Bob by looking at your picture I can see that you are about my father's age . And just like west you use Mr. Bob as a respect. We use ji suffix or Shri Prefix before name and also both of them can be used. Like Shri BoB ji, We use ji to anyone who is even 1 day older to us , if you are in India everyone will call you by ji or Shriman means good man, It is very considered very disrespectful in India if we call an elder person just by name, we even use ji after calling mother of father. For example in west people call dad or Father we use Pitaji or Mataji ( Mata for mother and Pita for father) This word Pita is derived from Pitra which is Pator in Greek or Roman and then translated to Pastor or Father in English and Papal in Roman. One more case If you are 50 yrs old and someone is 20 yrs old and if he is regarded as a knowledgeable person in that case 50 yr person will use ji as a sign of respect when calling a 20 yr old person.

[@venkateswararao416]

The Govt. should take initiative to introduce this hindu structure and its pride in the curriculam at secondary course level. The students will have knowledge about this ancient land and its glory.

[@debosmandasgupta3940]

the education ministry is worthless!!! all they are interested in is glorifying the mughals and british!!!!!

[@animewithmajor8758]

They will not

[@jamesfaedtke2914]

Great stuff, to me it shows we're all brother's and sister's of a higher power,hopefully more people will realize this a stop the world's conflicts and the hate 🙏 thank you PraveenMohan

[@akkkkk813]

According to Hinduism (Vaishno Sect) lord Buddha is 9th Avatar of lord Vishnu, but Buddhism as a large scale religion does not believe in God at all (there are few exceptions of Buddhism in Japan and Tibet culture where they also worship Hindu God such as Tara Devi Saraswati lord Ganesha and Yama as Buddhist God)

[@shagunkhurana7661]

Stop following Bible and Quran, Hadiths, Old and New Testaments and almost all worldly problems will get solve. I mean it.

[@alexandervarsic9515]

It seems a lot of people think you are just sharing knowledge but I believe you are also breaking the veil of secrecy that the governments of the world have deliberately tried to cover up I am blessed to share the planet at the same time as people such as you Praveen and Sadhguru y’all are truly special beings who every day are opening peoples minds up to the knowledge of the past and truths of our human history as it was supposed to be taught

[@bobcansee]

There is so much information in these cavings its unfathomable to most. You sir are doing a fantastic job where most would give up. To look at these places and see into them all the information they hold is kinda hard to put it all together for it to make sense. Great job Praveen! Hats off to you!!

[@dj177]

Who told that hinduism and budhhism fought, Budhha is one of the avatars ( the lates one) of Lord vishnu, Hinduism says...

[@TheLazyVideo]

Western textbooks

[@veerpatil548]

Watch Sanathan Samiksha channel if you want to know who is Goutam Budha

[@EshwariS1]

Buddha is an Avatar of Vishnu. However, some of his disciples, esp the Royal and empowered ones tried to enforce his "Teachings" which was the then Mahayana or Theravadin "Buddhism" on the local Sanatan Dharma following community in India. They even took over the educational Universities under their power to begin with their Rule/ Dictatorship. This is the Fight, Praveen is talking about in the video.

[@nicholassookdeo9441]

Hmmmmm idk since he preached against bramhinical hinduism and caste. I think moreso the guy/movement who popularized that belief wanted to convert buddhists into hinduism. Also buddhist deity imagery show many of them trampling on hindu deities so as to show the buddhas are beyond the devi/devas/what they represent symbolically or just buddhism triumphing over bramhinical hinduism.

[@daveyjoweaver6282]

I would think she is watching you Praveen and learning about her temple. Wow! It’s all so amazing! The detail of the art as well is breath taking! In many ancient cultures the snake/serpent/dragon is depicted. In the Aztec/Toltec cultures it represented The Universal Intelligence, I was told by a traditional Elder. But this species around our Mother Earth seems to be present everywhere. I suppose one could spend a lifetime just studying this question alone. Many Blessings and Kind Thanks Praveen! Love, Light, Peace and Joy of Being! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania

[@rekhasivnath]

YOU ARE SO AWESOME!!!! Thank you so much for doing these videos and giving us a chance to experience ancient India and our motherland from other countries. Good Job Praveen. Namaste!!! Radhe Radhe!!! Grow from strength to strength.

[@haroldgardiner1966]

I can't wait til archeologists explore the many submerged kingdoms off the west coasts of India! I really enjoy your videos too. What is life without wonder?

[@udayarekhapalepu6587]

Mother nature bless you Praveen🙏

[@ushasantosh2840]

I have Seen several historians, who'll be explaining these monuments.. I bet nobody have explained the way you do.. Not just this video, I have gone through so many videos of yours. I have become great fan of you.. Just a marvelous job you doing.. Words are less to praise you.. Thank you so so much.. Thanks to KZbin for suggesting your channel..

[@manyapadhi21]

I've never heard Buddhists and Hindus fighting even in the past. Even the most renowned Buddhist monks believe that it's a part of Hinduism in the complete "ahimsa" way. Also, if I'm not wrong, Gautam Buddha is considered an avatar of Lord Vishnu as I don't believe Balaram was Vishnu's avatar but Seshnag's. Therefore that clarifies it ❤

[@cannotthinkofoneatth]

Buddhists have defiled Hindu temples (eg Angkor Wat) and vice versa...it did happen maybe not at a scale it's made out to be.. these religions (Jainism, Budhism and Hinduism) have seen times of waning and waxing and the rising religion had to give the dominant a fight ho assert it's importance

[@a_nayak]

Except King Ashoka who killed million Odia sanatani men and women to establish buddhism in India but failed later in centuries.

[@GTMarmot]

@@a_nayak I think Ashoka was pure warrior and deeply confused man

[@ROHITKumar-gl6mm]

​@@GTMarmot no brother he wanted to be emperor and his grandfather became Jain and Father was Ajivaka. And everyone knew that Ahsoka was not a good person that why he was called Chanda Ashoka. At that time Mauryan court had the influence of Jainas and Ajivakas they opposed his succession , therefore he adopted Budhhism because Buddhists monk supported him. And in revenge he ordered thousands of Jains and Ajivaks to be killed, that's why he invaded Kalinga who was under Jaina king and opposed Ashoka's succession as emperor and killed millions of people in Kalinga.

[@ROHITKumar-gl6mm]

​@@GTMarmot Ashoka was indeed a great warrior and General, but if you talk about his other aspects things are not very good.

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[@RealPraveenMohan]

I am so sorry for missing your comments. Thank you so much for your love and support!

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Hi, can we know who your are?

[@isuzuikamaki5477]

Are you Xi Jinping? When will you leave Tibet and India's Ladakh part?

[@pradyumnrenge251]

Your work is amazing!

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thank you for your kind words

[@vimalranka7966]

As usual you are great researcher of temples of Hindus 🕉. Your deep knowledge of Hindu deities with purana studies makes you a master of Hindu Temple construction technology. Always enjoy your videos. My salute to your unending effort to unearth the deep study of Indian philosophy through the depiction of beautiful carvings on ancient 😀 temples. What a pity that most beautiful artistic treasure of our ancestors were brutally destroyed by the desert barbarians during their lustfull invasion to propagate their mindless brutality. You are just wonderful ❤. Wish our Government recognises your contribution to spread the knowledge of our beautiful architecture and grant you funds for continuing your explorations. 👍👍🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏

[@charlesdowning5899]

Another great one! Thanks!

[@anirudhmc6890]

As always Praveen Mohan sir never ceases to surprise us by explaining the intricate details of these ancient treasures 👌🏽👌🏽🙏🙏

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thank you for your kind words and for watching this video. Have a great day!

[@davidtatum8682]

India is fascinating. I hope to visit one day.

[@iconforu2c]

Absolutely fascinating Praveen!!

[@prakashholla7331]

Well done. Another well researched and well presented video. Thanks.

[@sujatas6870]

The krishna scene is the kaliya daman story . You may refer to Bhagvat Puran for reference. Kaliya was a huge poisonous snake subdued under Yamuna river . His wife was begging for mercy while krishna was killing him by dancing on his head. The tree was the solitary kadamba tree which survived kaliya's poison. It is a very famous scene which is found in many sculptures depicting krishna's life.

[@sharmi9891]

This makes sense because in my dream a big huge black snake came out of the sea but a man totally in black sat on the huge snake's head and keeping with all might its mouth shut. Same time i saw my son sleeping between my aunty & uncle, my mom and two little snakes.

[@Ayush-ts4ku]

And then I think Krishna forgave him and told Garuda to not harm him

[@austin426512]

Krishna was not killing the snake. He was making the snake lose its ferocity and subdue its strong ego. After the snake realizes that boy is none other than Paramatma himself, then it falls at his feet and surrenders. This has a spiritual meaning as well where we can lose our strong egos and surrender to the lord by making the lord in our mind dance and subdue our egos. Which means only constant remembrance of the God keeps our ego away that we are not body and we are pure consciousness or Atman.

[@thisislilraskal]

I think there's got to be some truth behind these stories, why go to all that effort creating these monuments if is was just a fairy tale? Fascinating stuff to think about

[@ClaimTheDensity]

LOVE your humor, Praveen, another talent you're bringing to your presentations! Kudos👍👍👍

[@RealPraveenMohan]

I am glad you like this video. Thank you very much for watching it.

[@steveng8251]

I just love your insights. I am always so impressed with the temples themselves and your command of the Hindu religion that you narrate the experience so tantalizing. It really stimulates my imagination.

[@Lalitsharma084]

You are blessed Sir... And I am Lucky... 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@ChristyDPrice]

Another wonderfully educational and entertaining video. Thank you, Praveen!

[@contemporarymatters8106]

I think backpacks existed for travelers. Look at images of Fa Hien and Heuen Tsang who travelled to India through the Tibetan desert. If they could have it, others could too. The rock lifted by Krishna is obviously the Govardhan hill. The 5 headed snake is obviously the Kalia. If we see references to elephants in Indian texts, we would believe that elephants were domesticated not less than 5000 years ago. I am delighted to observe that the thin machined rings in the pillars here have survived destruction by invaders unlike other temples. Actually we still have villages where poisonous snakes live freely in the same house and same bed along with humans and children no harm comes to either side. It's just that we have coexisted with snakes in close proximity along with so many other animals. And at the end, I must appreciate your sharp eye for detail and your sense of humour. Keep rolling Praveen. All the best.

[@nnsllvn2]

That does not seem normal having snakes in the house and bed and not getting rid of them.

[@contemporarymatters8106]

@@nnsllvn2 Obviously you have not seen videos of little children riding on the back of boa constrictors. Love. Coexistence.

[@nnsllvn2]

@@contemporarymatters8106 yes that also does not seem normal❤️

[@snowmiaow]

Snakes don't like biting humans. They only do so out of fear or mistake.

[@sharmi9891]

You are so right about snakes, but animals in general don't harm children @@contemporarymatters8106 My sister was surounded by a snake, she was just playing with it. And yes! Anaconda's came on land to get sunlight for digestion, i used to sit on its back and ride along untill it went it water.

[@randomfiles5555]

Another wonderful information. 🕉️🕉️🕉️👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏

[@divyalalraveendran1647]

So detailed explanation .. Kudos

[@xombi213]

The man with the backpack might represent a traveler that decided to stay, and made a large contribution to the temple. Much like the Indian prince Tamo, who became a bodhisattva and at the end of his travels lived out the rest of his life at Shaolin. There are ancient accounts of backpacks. Japanese and Chinese have been using packs on there backs for centuries. A smart traveler would probably wrap their goods and strap them to their back out of necessity. If you walk 10000 leagues you'll put the burden on your back eventually. It's human nature. Perhaps he was a wise Buddha who shared his world knowledge giving praise to Lord Buddha above all and this is why the Buddha statue exists there.

[@thesentry1434]

Bro you you have to know Lord Buddha was born in India,, now that region is called Nepal... So basically He is known as Indian 🇮🇳👳.. And He is recognized as Hindu God to Hindu

[@xombi213]

Yes but use logic. Why is Praveen saying how big of a deal it is to have Lord Buddha statue in the Hindu temple? Because that is not common? So the most logical reason is that a person that was Buddhist was involved at that temple specifically, and thus the carving. Also, think why only the Lord Buddha statue was destroyed? Humans create all of the history, our relationships with each other and the events in our lives.

[@poornimawagh72]

@@xombi213 Buddhism and Hinduism are the SAME. Buddhism came out of Hinduism. Not the other way around. Nobody came from China or Japan. Buddha was known as Siddhartha Gautam and he was a HINDU prince born in Lumbini in Nepal. You need to use your own logic and understand that Buddhism IS PART of Hinduism.

[@sayalighangale2182]

Such a Gem 💎 Praveen Mohan Are!

[@RealPraveenMohan]

🙏

[@kjkdjfsjofjhiourh]

Very good stuff, man.

[@ayan.debnath]

Keep up the GREAT Work.

[@itachiifx]

Love to see our Indian History and Techniques of building temples❤️

[@matthumphrey4915]

Im a white guy from Canada, i cant get enuf of this content. I've been following Praveen's channel for years and there is no question there was really great and advanced people all through out south Asia, but the west would NEVER give this a second of news time. i'm, we are all, blessed to have found this channel. As Jesus said in the Bible: "There is NOTHING new under the sun" ...and that was 2000 years ago o.O

[@infinite5795]

@@matthumphrey4915 Sorry to say, but Hindus are older than even when Judaism was manufactured, they have been around the time of the Sumerians.

[@siddeshnaik2296]

@@matthumphrey4915 The ones who are curious enough eventually find about this things is what I feel and due to internet I believe traditional MSM will have much less importance in future.

[@Trekthesoul]

Knowledge about Indian architecture really improved a lot.. thank you The PraveenMohan

[@RealPraveenMohan]

I am glad you like this video. Thank you very much for watching it.

[@georgesmith8113]

Excellent! Great video! Thanks! 👍👍👍👊😎

[@nishantkr996]

Amazing bro. Great work.

[@edoyaka1111]

Please let's name and shame those invaders. Thanks for the upload

[@sunilintro]

Almost all are Mughals and British invaders only

[@jayaramshetty7873]

Evev today their successor are trying or destroying the temples in the country or Pakistan and Bangladesh.They don't understand the creation or art, architecture or culture.This is a sad story.

[@HackSparrrowakaSicario]

You can name them but can't shame them coz they don't have brain and thus no shame😁

[@rajasphadke3995]

love the way you bring out the details

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thank you for your kind words and for watching this video. Have a great day!

[@superinquisitor]

Hi, Praveen! I just found your channel today and I thank you for sharing the beautiful temples of your home country as well as interpreting the story for us. I wish I could accompany you on your adventures!

[@vijaysuryaaditya9860]

Stupendous work.

[@shaiksaleem-tc2mg]

Everyone is happy with the narration an d story telling. But im happy to say that this is the only channel with no ads even after 1 million subscribers

[@harshit2.02]

that's not a good thing bro this means the video is not monetized which means he is not getting ad revenue :(

[@ghatotkach544]

Nice observation

[@SushilKumar-dw1hf]

Cause There's many people and forces who wants this channel to shut , Most of these people live in India ,you know who they are,, while the big forces from West are also involved..

[@shaiksaleem-tc2mg]

@@SushilKumar-dw1hf yeah bro i know. Im a muslim but im not against with his videos because im in india. Inda is a secular country. So bloody illiterate political idiots are trying to seperate us for their own cause. Im love histiry. Whether it is hindu history or muslim history or christian history. Praveen doing such an amazing work who are not doing in rhis country

[@topon4160]

@@shaiksaleem-tc2mg You are the first Muslim to comment on his video for so many years I have been watching. That's the sad reality of your people . India needs people like you.

[@mega-lomart7154]

Always such a treat!!!

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thank you for watching this video.

[@saswatidash5399]

Nice finding. Thanks for sharing such valuable informations.

[@drarchanarane5527]

Awesome!!!

[@mylord8105]

Your humour is awesome. Stay healthy and keep uploading more and more videos.

[@mahender1]

I owe you a lot Praveen 🙏 You have done tremendous job in preserving and showing our culture and civilization. Thanks you praveen

[@Mukha82]

Fascinating and all the more so because we were there last October. Thank you.

[@nestorrodriguez177]

I cannot get enough of these videos!! Keep up the great job Praveen!!

[@SamitaKar]

Another mind opening video. Our temples were places of learning. We should ask students to visit these places and ask them to interpret what they understand of it. Who knows we may get a fresh perspective.

[@chhapapupapu2100]

True the archeology department should take the students for a complete study and they should be able to interpret their findings

[@rjstatus9658]

Buddha is considered as a Avtara of Lord Vishnu in Hinduism...🙏

[@syamprasad6038]

can you show the proof that Budha is an Avatar of Lord Vishnu from any Hindu scriptures? Buddha is not a god, he is a Guru like Sankaracharya, Ramanuja...

[@ramsanjeevgowda9599]

@@syamprasad6038 Shown in this video itself

[@rjstatus9658]

@@syamprasad6038 i said considered, not definitely

[@syamprasad6038]

@@ramsanjeevgowda9599 I am not talking about Praveen mohan videos, I am talking about Hindu scriptures which were written by Valmiki, Veda Vyasa, Nannaya, Thikkana.... You can find Alwars and Ramanujams idols inside the temple hall, but that doesn't mean they are Gods, they are Gurus just like how Budhha is carved.

[@yuribezmenov4725]

@@syamprasad6038 buddha is considered as spiritual guru in hinduism. He never declared that he is not hindu. He was hindu and some people made Buddhism as separate religion during colonial rule.

[@mvsnrao441]

Excellent analisation of ancient Indian great carving

[@kiranbadiger2086]

Wow! So much informative. Thank you sir

[@d.r.vini.apattambi8340]

There is an interesting story in the Bhagwata and other Puranas about Shri Krishna lifting the ‘Govardhan Parvat’ or Govardhan Hill when he was only a small child. The story goes like this: Once, when the elder people of Braj including Nanda Maharaj were planning for the Puja of Lord Indra, Shri Krishna, a child then, questioned them as to why they were doing so. Nanda Maharaj explained to Krishna that this was done every year to please Lord Indra so that he continued to grace the people of Braj by providing rain as and when required. But little Krishna debated that they were farmers and they should only do their duty or ‘Karma’ to the best of their abilities, by concentrating on farming and protecting their cattle, rather than performing pujas or conduct sacrifices like this for any natural phenomenon. Finally convinced by Krishna, the villagers did not perform with the puja. Furious with the inhabitants of Braj for listening to the little child Krishna and worshipping the Govardhan Hill instead of him, lndra, the King of Heaven, decided to punish them by sending terrible rain clouds to flood the land of Vrindavan. Calling the Samavartaka clouds of devastation, lndra ordered them to lash upon Vrindavan with torrents of rain and thunderstorms and cause extensive floods that would destroy the livelihood of the inhabitants. As terrible rains and thunderstorms ravaged the land and submerged it under water, the frightened and helpless inhabitants of Vrindavan approached Lord Krishna for help. Krishna, who understood the situation perfectly well, lifted up the entire Govardhan Hill at once with His left hand, and held it up like an umbrella. One by one all the inhabitants of Vrindavan, along with their cows and other household possessions, took shelter under Govardhan Hill. For seven days they stayed under the hill, safe from the terrible rains and surprisingly undisturbed by hunger or thirst. They were also astounded to see the huge Govardhan Hill resting perfectly balanced on Krishna’s little finger. Stunned and mystified with the order of events, King Indra called back the clouds of devastation, thus stopping the thunderstorms and the rains. The sky became clear again and the sun shone brightly over Vrindavan. Little Krishna asked the inhabitants to return home without any fear, and gently placed the Govardhan Hill back to exactly where it was. All the inhabitants of Braj including Nanda Maharaj, Yasoda and Balarama hailed Krishna and embraced Him with happiness. This was how the false pride of King Indra was shattered to pieces. He came to Lord Krishna with folded hands and prayed to Him for forgiveness. Shri Krishna, being the Supreme Personality of Godhead, bestowed his grace on Indra and also enlightened him about his ‘Dharma’ and duties.

[@austin426512]

Most of the Hindu minds know this story if they are aware of Krishna Leela

[@Coincidence_Theorist]

@@austin426512 and?

[@Coincidence_Theorist]

Thank you for sharing this. ID never heard of it.

[@austin426512]

@@Coincidence_Theorist you never have heard of were not a Hindu or if you were Hindu but your parents or grandparents never told these stories or if you have never watched any lord Krishna’s videos or animations

[@drishalballaney6590]

Ah yes, the ISCKON propaganda...(tho I cannot really say if Sri Krishna is indeed the supreme God as they claim to be, because it totally goes against the notion that Sri Krishna is actually avatar of Vishnu)

[@ewaczupryna6905]

Phenomenal work Sir,as always,thanks very much 🙏❤️🤗

[@kongbrailatpamranjana9799]

Excellent💯👍👏 Praveen mohan

[@nunekhachatryan4623]

I am not Indian but I love you videos. Thousend thanks yoy and your hard working GROUP.

[@richardnelson64]

Fantastic story man thanks!!! ☮️✌️😀👉🔆🖖❗♥️👌👍

[@rudysmith2946]

Super interesting Praveen Mohan, as always. Thank You.

[@frickinda]

Wow awesome info thank you 🙏🏾

[@maiaallman4635]

Praveen your channel is getting better and better. Well done!

[@aloo872]

Humor...facts...logic....brilliantly arranged sir...loved this masterpiece

[@jt1957]

AWESOME!!!

[@heramizo6002]

Interesting!!

[@aviralomar3760]

Amazing information Mind boggling 🔥🔥

[@RealPraveenMohan]

I am glad you like this video. Thank you very much for watching it.

[@KnowledgeCentriole]

ur videos are not just very informative but they give us encouragement to know more of our religion 💯

[@RealPraveenMohan]

🙏 🙏

[@ng5896]

Thank you and great work bro .....

[@bethdoublekickchick8007]

So glad you're still going Praveen 🤘💜🤘

[@aryanyadav3690]

Looking great in beard Mr. PraveenMohan 👌 Thanks for this informational video 😘

[@RealPraveenMohan]

I am glad you like this video. Thank you very much for watching it.

[@sachinchougule8767]

Hi Praveen, I feel it is Jain teerthankar statue. In Jain books it is said that Lord Krishna and Neminatha teerthankar were cousins. This is what I heard from many people. You can do further finding on it which may help you in decoding it in different view or aspects too.

[@kushaljain6504]

Ya bro it is correct

[@kushaljain6504]

It is also given not only in jain scriptures but also in Hindu scripture, yajurveda.....

[@thesentry1434]

But bro before 5000 years ago there are no Jainism or Buddhism,, or there are no concept of "ism"... But the Temple built 800 years ago, if there a chance to be a jain Tirthankar, then there would a chance to be a Buddh... But I think He would be Gautam Buddha, because he is the 9th Avatar of Lord Vishnu after Shri krishna

[@kushaljain6504]

@@thesentry1434 no sir jainsim is a foreign name..... and Buddha came in the period of lord Mahavir... but before that shraman sanskriti was the older name and the real name in jainism.... According to ASI, in Indus Valley civilization, it is clearly proved that there were ancient jain statues and even outside India.... Jainism is extremely Old and perhaps the first shraman sanskriti with its first champion of non violence lord rishabhdev which came much before 5000 years ago... And not only in jain scriptures but in Buddhist scriptures and rigveda, it is clearly mentioned..... Shraman sanskriti was the oldest civilizations and religion ever existed but Hinduism so called in ancient times as BRAHAMAN SANSKRITI CAME AT THE PERIOD OF THIRD TIRHTHANKAR LORD SAMBHAVNATH , IT IS GIVEN IN RIGVEDA TOOO... BUDDHISM IS A VERY NEW AND A SMALL CONCEPT AND YOU CAN EVEN SAY THAT IT IS JUST A SMALLL CONCEPY OF JAINSIM BUT JAINISMOR SHRAMAN SANSKIRITI WAS MUCH MUCH OLDER, ANCIENT FILLED WITH SCIENTIFIC LOGICS OF ETERNAL HAPPINESS OF EACH AND EVERY SOUL DESPITE OF THE DIFEERNECE OF ANY CASTE... TO ATTAIN SALVATION ..... SO IT IS A JAIN TEMPLE. AND NEVER EVER MIX IT UP WITH HINDUSIM...... BECUASE THIS NAME WAS GIVEN BY PERSIAN INVADERS

[@thesentry1434]

@@kushaljain6504 bro I know Jainism is much older, the Jain term has transformed from Dhyan,, The Jain is a foreign name of course, but the religion or ideology is Indian,, and I'll be okay if the Jain "mat" is older, no problem, because this is the part of Sanatana Dharma, and Hindu Dharma itself is a Sanatana dharma, then whatever the Temple be called Jain Temple or Hindu Temple, it doesn't matter

[@mannepraveenraj534]

really very good work sir.

[@chaturvedula7173]

Wonderful analysis and evidence

[@aniketjadhav2119]

Always look forward to new videos form you. 👏

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thank you for your kind words. Please do share this video with others.

[@blackvenom2945]

When Buddha was born & walked his 7 steps. Lord Brahma, Vishnu, Shiv & Indra greeted him from sky. This is written in buddhist scripture & this is how Hinduism & buddhism are interconnected each other. 🙏

[@barnstormandy]

Fascinating!

[@Tom_Emody]

thank you Praveen....

[@daveydas2359]

Another excellent video bro. That second "backpack" figure looks like Hanuman lifting Lord Ram up to the tree. The other figure is clearly Krsna lifting Govardan hill.

[@kushaljain6504]

Bro listen it is the statue of jain tirthankara, neminath..... Not only in jain scriptures but in yajurveda, a Hindu scripture, it is clearly mentioned that neminath ,22nd tirthankara, was the older brother of Krishna ...... both statues carved together proves that this is a statue of jain turthankara.... Because this statue doesn't have clothes like Buddha has..... it is a meditating posture of jain tirthankara.

[@kafirhu7089]

@@kushaljain6504 ok thanks..

[@hrushikeshoak]

I appreciate your work.. Keep it up👍🏻🙌🏻

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thank you for your kind words. Please do share this video with others.

[@jeffreyjablowicz1200]

Love this guy and his work

[@Noname-oq9mk]

Love from West Bengal 🇮🇳🕉️