How do the Musical Pillars Work? Rock Melting Technology? Cymatics?

[@RealPraveenMohan]

If you like this video, you will enjoy: 1) Iron Pillar that never RUSTS - Ancient Secret Revealed? - goo.gl/qhhygK 2) Recreating a 4000 Year Old Battery - Was Electricity Used in Ancient Times? - goo.gl/FVgD9D 3) Ancient Lathe Machine Found in Hampi, India - Lost Technology Discovered? - goo.gl/oZJRVn

[@rajneeshpal8854]

this is really a amazing study. I think our government should promote the study of sanskrit and research on to these temples. it is really a phenomenal work.

[@saganmcvander636]

It's very rare people read what I have to say, but, I'm pretty sure what they did was make a form of concrete that was very abstract. They knew by manipulating various amounts of materials required to make the concrete, they could change the properties. I remember hearing the story of the nine unknown men and how they use to go out of their way just to make sure technology didn't get in the wrong hands. In the old days, patents weren't something people had nor do they really have complete control over what other people do with technology. The concrete in this video is something I would call self patenting, because in the situation that a foreigner invades and tries to steal the work of other people as most of them do, everything is destroyed. Very similar things can be found in the middle east in some of the ancient wonders of the world.

[@kennyg.7153]

Phenomenal Travel Videos I'm surprised your government does not hide all this evidence.

[@JohnNedoroscikJr]

Yes, and the Cymatic pattern above the pillar shows the resonance

[@JohnNedoroscikJr]

Hypersound

[@lyallpuria09]

I m Pakistani citizen. I know I can never get visa to visit this place, Kailasa Temple, Elorra and Ajanta Caves etc but I love this heritage of our ancestors. What I want to say is none can match the knowledge and art which our elders possessed. Best wishes from Pakistan Praveen Mohan.

[@donnafraenkel7852]

I'm sorry this seems a global problem We can't get visas for certain areas either and it's frustrating

[@soulful2665]

Indian universities should look into this instead of explaining some foreign author book.. great job sir.. Even IIT passed ppl cant explain like d way u did

[@IndianTreasuryofWisdom]

Kingmaker Brand Exactly

[@jedimaster9922]

Indian universities?Like JNU?

[@TheBakuganmaster99]

@@jedimaster9922 Not sickular commies like JNU.

[@jedimaster9922]

Sai Kaushal commies are in every indian university

[@TheBakuganmaster99]

@@jedimaster9922 And pseudo-sickulars, urban naxals etc.

[@gabrielerosa665]

Thanks again for sharing these beatiful, peaceful and unknown temples, the world need more investigation and books about india's civilization....may be the world's "authorized" history must change...

[@raj1hans]

Comunist fake intlecutal and Nehru gandhi family Ruler of india last 60 year they hiding damaging our proud anicent history and hinduism 😒

[@aek12]

Watch yuri bezmenov. They destroyed Indian education system with congress government.

[@sagarpachori]

Thanks 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@Sonu19956]

British don't want that let them prove first that Sanskrit given by them😂

[@johnbaran4428]

India is truly a magical place....I need to go to this place in person

[@jitukelkar]

Welcome to this and other wonders.

[@sree18697]

why you said that. I am also an indian. you are talking nonsense

[@T00RNAD00]

@Ravi Singh By saying India, he was probably referring to the ancient interesting places like this one in the video, not pieces of junk like you and me and our polluted filty 'advanced cities'.. so chill out.!

[@T00RNAD00]

@Ravi Singh I feel you.. it hurts me too to see when someone being irresponsible towards the nature and not having required sense of protecting/preserving the historical evidences..

[@snehamayisingaraju1938]

we cordially invite u sir...just come and visit our temples..and culture

[@neloyhajong5933]

Wow look like we have found a guy who reveal all mystery and secret of temple(advance) with good explanation ,superb

[@bidisharoy9936]

These temples are not only treasure to India , but also to the mankind. The British and the Muslim era didn't realise that unfortunately. What was destroyed we can't bring back but its never too late to wake up! Thanks a lot Praveen.

[@lyallpuria09]

I m Pakistani citizen. I know I can never get visa to visit this place, Kailasa Temple, Elorra and Ajanta Caves etc but I love this heritage of our ancestors. What I want to say is none can match the knowledge and art which our elders possessed. I totally agree with u.

[@skv10189]

You should have your own Ancient Aliens TV show bro. Your researches are mind blowing. I doubt anybody has gone this deep into Indian Architecture and history. Take a bow

[@ishiable]

@@franklynfernando2446 many have made propoganda

[@VisitBeforeHumanPollute]

They are not aliens they are our ancestors! we don't need you to believe, but please don't dumb your nasty 👽 words on our respectful ancestors knowledge

[@ChandhubhaiRacha]

not aliens bro, wtf they are our ancestors

[@amfinc2]

I had never heard of the rock chains before. Thanks very much for bringing them to light, a huge unexplained mystery.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi Andrew, I am glad that you like this video. Thank you so much for watching it. Have a great weekend!

[@igorjee]

They could've been carved out of a single block of sandstone, it doesn't even have to be too big.

[@olsidream]

@@igorjee that's not the issue. Problem is that it is connected to granite, without any gap in granite ring nor in sandstone chain.

[@igorjee]

@@olsidream If there is indeed no lack of continuity on either the granite ring or the sandstone ring attached to it, that makes things more interesting.

[@Ungtartog]

@@olsidream If you watch the video closely, you will see that we never actually get a good look at the link joining the chain to the roof... so there is actually noo good evidence here for us to examine. I will look for better images/footage... I am quite sure we will see a mechanical solution on the top link.

[@dmo848]

This guy deserves so much credit, he should have his own tv show, I'm surprised no one approached him yet

[@thishandleistaken1011]

He's an annoying moron, but I guess that's what people like.

[@swayamsouravdash704]

You can find everything in India

[@iloveYahuah]

No doubt..

[@dilip83kumar]

I have seen a ngc program in which Praveen Mohan was there

[@Hohmies86]

He has actually been on ancient aliens a couple times

[@christopherrincon2069]

I did not realize the role cymatics played in the construction of Indian temples. I have visited many and your ideas have enhanced my enjoyment of these historic monuments. I can't wait to learn more

[@TheLostHistoryChannelTKTC]

Fantastic Praveen.. Those stone chains are mind boggling, the effort involved is beyond belief!

[@Zayn_Priyadarshin]

The Lost History Channel TKTC hey sir I have watched your videos....they are outstandingly good plz make a video on this site and ranakpur jain temple.........

[@kevindotson4567]

we are going backwards because of pointless and selfish distractions.

[@thishandleistaken1011]

Yes. It must have took weeks for them to carve it out of a large piece of sandstone. No mystical magical "lost technology" needed.

[@GiffysChannel]

So true. That part blew me away too :D I feel like I'm following your comment trail back in time lol

[@toonztellux4412]

OK please don't steal them

[@ятут-ч5ы]

hello from Russia, it's very interesting video. thanks

[@ನನ್ನತಂದೆ]

What is your name?

[@ನನ್ನತಂದೆ]

Plz come India, and you will get lot of surprise

[@humand0gz]

The reliefs on the ceiling are used to resonate the sound to an audible difference. A tuning fork must resonate with its like animate and inanimate objects. Likewise the pillars activly resonate those patterns most likely the whole building is one big instrument..

[@dr.samadhanawane6450]

May be Reaserch needed.

[@MelvilleG]

Brilliant investigation, friend. I thought of this not as of a strain of the ancestors to create a beautiful sound. I presume that the sound vibrations were used to heal body. Certain frequencies are known to have body-restoring capabilities. So in my humblest opinion, this was the Healing Chamber rather than the music hall. And the carvings on the ceiling is the manual for the actual healing procedure.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi Sergei, this is indeed a very good guess as you say they might have used it for such procedure too. Thank you very much for your kind words and for watching this video. Please do share it with others. Have a great day!

[@tmmedia9600]

The formula of going back in time, the healing sequence. It could actually be true I'm MINDBLOWN by your theory!

[@umeshrs6]

@@RealPraveenMohan Sir, as you shown in your vedio ... A instruments can produce cymetic patterns .... Same way by tapping we created vibrations and it goes to cymetic patterns and produces sound from it ... Other wise with solid pillers it's diff. To produce sound ... It's like mirror ...if I can see you in mirror you also can see me ... If we can produce cymetic fig from instruments and sound by using same sound with the help of cymetic patterns we can produce instruments sounds...

[@rebeccamartin2399]

Hello from Ohio, after seeing this video and many others it makes me think our human ancestors across the globe were in tune with what was around them to a much greater degree than modern humans. As many say Great Work! and keep it coming! Many Thanks

[@FieldAgentsHQ]

Definitely wish we could understand what they understood or rather how they came to learn it back in the day.

[@rociobarrionuevo5170]

I think so too. Therefore, they didn't destroy it

[@JAIPALSINGH-lj8dl]

Nalanda university contains millions of books.. which could answer these ...it is said that when it was burnt by invaders.. fire took 1 month to completely destroy the university and books inside

[@dariovariodinx]

6 months

[@noname13years62]

there were mre than 90 million books and it took about 6 months to burn it down.

[@bhavishaysiddhu4204]

It was burning for three months not one .it had three floors full of books

[@manojsenapati2280]

I completely agree to what you said

[@andychauhan6544]

What a waste of knowledge...

[@nks7744]

TAJ MAHAL is nothing in front of this . Just one Among Hunderds of wonders in India like this was Captured by Muslims and converted into Mahal . WHAT a Science and technology was used. Ancient Indian Technology was much ahead of what Today we Have.

[@avrevs]

NKS 7 i touch the lotus feet of ram, sita, lakshman and give thanks it was not lost forever. our question in this time is will we and our history survive the new islamic takeover. and beyond that, will anything of virtue endure transhumanism?

[@202aaaaaa]

It was a hindu temple before

[@RamRam-gs1so]

It was Shiva temple , later converted to her tomb , just think , Mughals made only two room tomb for the founder of their empire, babur , but made such a large , beautiful building just for a begum ?????

[@Faxy95]

@@RamRam-gs1so good observation, it is very evident over there that they simply stumbled upon ancient ruins of sorts and covered over it with their symbols and verses. Even PTV has videos showing this and you can see temple bells and other things mixed in with the work they added later which is a 100% proof that they did not build these things because in their religion the bell from what I know is not a symbol they use and they even would shun the use of such symbol and this is evident all over India.

[@Faxy95]

@@RamRam-gs1so even the cube in Mecca they got from Babylonians!

[@hora1509]

Fascinating findings and research! Very interesting indeed in regards to these cymatic patterns carved by sounds in sandstones and solid rocks on the ceiling of this Musical Hall Temple. Also creating and producing temple bells, door bells, drums and those pillars that resonate the notes of the musical scale. Mind blowing that the ancient builders were definitely knowledgeable and extremely advanced in technology and craft that to this day baffle our scientists to construct such a wonderful phenomenal Temple. Namaste!

[@brutusbigbone2394]

True. Today scientist.. if they (scientists) DONT understand somthing or cant explain something they recoil and sweep such things under the carpet.. to go in to oblivion of time. Which oddly goes against the point becoming a scientist in the first place 👍

[@oceanrock5081]

Long Live Hindu culture and technology!!..It is simply great

[@TheBakuganmaster99]

Khangress has already done a lot to suppress Hindu culture.

[@sudheerjonny8933]

@@TheBakuganmaster99 s this stupid congress is a christian govt from italy the change must be done , modi is the medicine to save our culture. Jai hind

[@benefactor4309]

@@TheBakuganmaster99 it's not hindu its Indian , ancient Indian where lunatics like u didn't exist.

[@jagannathrhegde2020]

@@sudheerjonny8933 .

[@SuperShaarang]

Zarathustra 600 Hindu and indian is one and the same.

[@beta700a]

I love your videos, many thanks and respects from Russia!

[@Tradesmart23]

From Russia no need thanks. We are a family.

[@gaelannash2279]

What up Russia? Love from Roseburg Oregon USA.

[@sitenderrana2007]

It’s high time of India to become Bharat again and work on restoring our rich history. Jai BHARAT.

[@n.rajaiyer9219]

Not Bharat. Jambudwip In ancient times, India was known as Jambudwip. It was an island in Indian ocean. This was 5 million years ago.

[@mowgli5837]

@@n.rajaiyer9219 Janbudwip is the term used for Asia. It translates to land of jamun (fruits) which is actually Asia. However the term is used by Indians for India only because for the most part of the population, there was no concept of 'other countries'. The name of Jammu comes from the same thing. However, Bharat is name specifically for Indian subcontinent as mentioned in Ved and Upanishad.

[@rahulranjan8873]

@@n.rajaiyer9219 lol, what books have you read, I dont remember the exact name but in one of the puranas , bharat's geographical location has been clearly mentioned with the quote "that's the land where the successors of bharat, brother of shree ram live.

[@krishprayan]

aaryavrat also

[@rairadio7119]

@@n.rajaiyer9219 Bharat will do. We are not an Island anymore. The point is to pick up where we left off.

[@gongz2217]

Seeing at least two of your videos no one can go without suscribing.very well bro

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi Gong, Thank you very much for watching my videos. Also thank you for your kind words. I appreciate your support. Have a great day!

[@brutusbigbone2394]

Yeh i had the same vibe

[@vikassingh1126]

same!!

[@tattvabodhaka6140]

It took just a single video in my case !

[@peterperryb]

Hello from New York there is no end to the Mysteries. Fantastic job, you're a genius.👍

[@thishandleistaken1011]

Yes, the world is filled with mysteries if you're a stupid person who is too lazy to actually use his head. Look. The chain is carved out of a big piece of sandstone, and the granite link has a gap filled in with mortar. It's not hard to understand! No magic is required.

[@crixupdate543]

Here lots of people are genius but not all speak English that's why many western doesn't know them. But you are a nice guy that you understand this video

[@cvenugopal4510]

@@thishandleistaken1011 why don't you make one similar if it is easy for you!

[@songfantasy670]

This is an amazing channel...it's waaaay beyond the Ancient Aliens t.v. show. Thanks for your honesty and research! And for exposing so much truth!

[@meunderhypnosis407]

The ancient aliens tv show is designed to guide you to a blocked road , so your spirit is squashed , THEY always use the same tactics, they show you something very important that many people are interested in just to show you that it will leave you hopeless

[@m.j.debruin3041]

@@meunderhypnosis407 knowledge is better than believes.

[@Pantora10]

Thank you sir for showing and explaining all this stuff! You are great like mother India! Greatings and respect from Greece!

[@sagaridasgupta5452]

Thank you sir for showing and explaining all this stuff you are great like mother India greetings

[@IndianTreasuryofWisdom]

You are Phenomenal Mr Praveen, you should be declared a Star, you are the true Gem of India, Govt of India should Appreciate your Work and your Videos should be aired on an International Level, Best Wishes to you !

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi, Thank you very much for your great words. I really appreciation it. Have a great weekend.

[@JW-zc8mz]

Man this guy is the best! I love that he shows us India... The most mysterious place of them all...

[@honsu920]

Hello from Russia! Praveen, thanks, you do significant work! What if these cymatic patterns aren't carved, but created with the sounds itself, by shaping melted stone? By the same idea as a sand forms fugures on a metal plate under sound waves.

[@marcus1993ization]

Exactly that's what I am thinking right now, cheers 👍

[@sumesh7310]

That could also be true ...and patterns are drawn entirely for different purpose like for the students while learning music they can cross check the pattern with music produced ....This can be the idea behind it ... Hypothesis !!

[@devkaran7p]

that would have also required rapid cooling, and melted rock rapidly cooled might not produce same result

[@alexos8741]

Interesting

[@jayh3563]

That's how star forts were formed too 👏

[@y-mefarm4249]

Awesome video! I am a retired Stone Mason and normally have good guesses as to how something is carved. But seeing those sandstone chains blew me away. In this day and age, carving those chains is doable with percision tools but stumped how they did that centuries ago. And from what I seen, the tops of the pillars were shaped differently, causing each pillar to ring a different tone. Gonna have to rewatch and see if I seen that correctly.

[@Jimjolnir]

I too am shocked by the stone chains.. The skeptic in me wants confirmation that it is indeed a sandstone chain linked to a granite loop:P Mostly replying because *I fully agree that the pillars are shaped differently* . Some tops, sides and bottoms are different, either in shape or placement (placement on the base mass). Some have characters and other shapes a part of them. I'm no expert on tuning rocks (I do play guitar :D ) but just shaving a column a liiiitle more than the next, or its placement, etc. will have an effect on it's pitch and timbre.

[@waterandsteel4713]

When I was a teen in the boy scouts I was shown how to carve not only a chain, but also a cage with a sphere inside! All from one solid piece of wood. Now I grant you it was a long time ago but hardly ancient tech. And no trees were melted in the process. An other note, I am neither geologist nor musician, but is it actually unusual to find one kind of rock bonded to another? Or does that require an alien with a sonic welder?

[@waterandsteel4713]

I apologize if that sounded like troll bait. But please can't this just have a more simple answer?

[@Chris_T_S]

Water and Steel - I too have done the same carving exercises you speak of with a simple knife and chisel. Doing that to rock? A completely different order of expertise and tools would be required - *if they were carved* - as suggested, what if they were melted or shaped as proposed, then we have a completely different situation. The amount of time it took to do this incredible project would be a good indicator too. I'm sure a good stonemason could give a guesstimate of the man-hours it would take to carve these things in granite, with the detailing required etc if traditional tools of the time were used. As for the granite loop with a sandstone chain attached. We simply do not know. That's easily the equivalent of you being handed one of your carved wooden chains, with different types of wood links. Personally, I believe "ancient" man was as intelligent and observant as we are now. They observed, experienced and perceived things in a way different to the way we do now. This may well be why we cannot understand what they did, how they did it, and why. We assume many things, based on what we know *now* , and strive to match it to things they did then - I guess best analogy I can think of being: trying to understand and explain how an ancient fish used to swim, by comparing it to what we know about how a bird flies now. The "alien answer" always makes me cringe - because this works on the assumption that our ancestors were basically retards who didn't and couldn't possibly think, experiment, and discover for themselves. I temper this with the thought - its not impossible to have happened. Bottom line: we don't know... yet.

[@waterandsteel4713]

Chris S - Thank you for your considered and knowedgeable response. And here I admit I am no engineer, mason or musician (all due respect to those who are). "what if they were melted or shaped as proposed, then we have a completely different situation". When sand melts it becomes glass and we can agree that looks different. Sandstone (I think) is created under pressure with heat. A rather difficult labor to make chain links, yes? I would think that the architect would choose an easier solution. You could of course add a binding agent (cement) and that would also appear quite different. These things could be said for granite as well, although I'm not sure that man in any age could "make" granite. "I'm sure a good stonemason could give a guesstimate..." And I agree, provided you can find a 500 year old mason. Prehaps it's just that I'm from the U.S. but I simply think modern masons don't have the necessary experiance. Yeah they can give a guesstimate alot more accurate than I and still be centuries off. And that is all it would be. So if you're content just to have a number, fine. I like your 3rd paragraph best. It sums it up nicely. As an analogy one could build a ford and another repair a learjet. Same basic principles vastly different in practise. And neither is impossible or magic or requiring aliens. I guess what bothers me most is in your "alien answer." It seems as though the internet will profess an alien conspiracy or a scientific myth to be debunked. There are many things in between. This is just lazy and clickbait hype tripe for ignorant people. We have come so very far, and in the process near entirely forgotten the *Once Ways*. I recently read an article that suggested that in the last 100 years "we" have lost 7 IQ points per generation. So *if* that is true, then it follows that "we" are likely the retards here. IMHO I would much rather the narrator give credit to God to inspire and help the architect and builders. But again that is just my feeling. Thanks again you have given me much to think on and be grateful for. Oh and I do admit that there probably is intelligent life "out there." It's just not proven one way or the other here.

[@jcloud2928]

What an awesome share! Mind boggling tech not available for most of us to actually hear and witness without the travel fees! Thank you...LOVE IT!

[@rogerallagan2146]

Fantastic research... But sad to hear that a column removed by the British occupants.. Just how much damage have they done in India alone to ancient structures..let alone those which they have stolen and still undiscovered ... !

[@deepakmalhotra7129]

Roger Allagan before Britain invasion India was 25% of total economy n 2.5% when the left after 300 years.... U can guess the damage now.... Hate Britain

[@ashishlogin]

Indians were most advanced society and these discoveries prove it again. Foreign invasions have destroyed us.

[@rogerallagan2146]

ashish kumar - bro, I wouldn't say that foreign invasions destroyed us as they obviously did to our architecture, monuments,temples and ancient relics but its some of our own greedy power hungry opportunist people that destroyed us..!

[@takaria83]

they destroyed asia... FACTS!

[@ttgautam21]

GlidingFalcon Indians were simple minded n believed in Athiti devo bhavaaa. Never realized they were welcoming bunch of .....

[@MichaelDFortner]

You are a great investigator. Thanks for revealing your discoveries.

[@thishandleistaken1011]

"Truth finder". More like bullshit believer. The chains are carved out of a single piece of sandstone, and the top granite link has a gap filled in with mortar. Great craftmanship, but nothing magical

[@MichaelDFortner]

@@thishandleistaken1011 He is not claiming magic, he is claiming that they had advanced technology, because you cannot make carvings like in this video with a hammer and chisel. I have seen the majority of his videos, so I know what I say is correct about his view.

[@thishandleistaken1011]

@@MichaelDFortner I have not watched the rest of his videos, but his claims about the chains and stone melting are absurd. You can carve a stone chain out of a large piece of sandstone.

[@Liberty-Works1111]

I'm 50 & have followed this stone melting vibration philosophy for much of my life but only now are we starting to understand it mainstream... I worked at a medical surgical plant that made bone saws cast cutters dental drills etc...I built the battery packs that power these devices and to encapsulate the lithium cells we took two halves and melted them to together with vibrational frequency... That was 25 years ago & even then, I was thinking about some of the stone structures in India and South America.. So glad you are cracking the code of how they used what we call Cymatics today... There is no way they came up with this on their own... This is advanced technology that they learned form a more advanced race or more likely... Species... AWESOME VIDEOS!!!

[@thishandleistaken1011]

You're referring to something called ultrasonic welding, not "vibrational frequency". You don't know what you're talking about. They didn't melt the stone, they just carved the chain out of a large piece of sandstone. I don't understand how you can be so stupid as to believe this video. Zero critical thinking. Anyone can carve a chain out of stone, it just takes time. The granite link on the top has a gap that is filled in with mortar.

[@domestique3954]

@@thishandleistaken1011 You also have no clue what you’re talking about as these “chains of rock” are NEVER made of sandstone. Don’t criticize others when in fact you are doing the exact same thing

[@dilip83kumar]

@@domestique3954 You are right 👍👍

[@shanaynay333]

@@thishandleistaken1011 Damn bro, you ok? You gonna make it through this?

[@piyushabhargava3486]

why cant we admit ancient humans also had advanced technology... why think only current civilization can innovate n invent?! hinduism shows human race as millions of years old and time divided into yugas... every yug ends and new yug starts. pralay or destruction comes after the end of 4 yugas. n then everything restarts... even technology! What is here will remain here in this brahmand (universe) even knowledge!

[@venkateshkalyan9429]

I never thought of any such ideas wheneven I visited any ancient temples. After watching this video I am awestruck by the underlying idea of carving such sculptures.awesome ..

[@OrphanRed]

This information is shocking and wonderful! Thank you for sharing it. These things should be taught to us in elementary school, to inspire children to create innovations that go beyond our sterile norms.

[@brutusbigbone2394]

Yes cleaver girl 👍

[@lucienberl]

Imagine like 100 people playing these making a song. It would be so sweet.

[@NikLyons]

Light and sound and geometry.. Mankind is truly in amnesia. We are waking up tho.. Great post! Thank you! Keep up the good work and many blessings of properity from Bradenton Florida to Jumbudvipa and beyond

[@n.rajaiyer9219]

Yes. Ancient name for India was Jambudwip. India was an island in Indian ocean. This was 5 million years ago. Ancient sanskrit texts tell, at that time people were able to fly, become invisible, had chariots that could fly through sky Never had old age, diseases, and maintained youth through out their entire lives. Google Kalpavigraha Ajit Vadakayil Kalpavigraha Mahapahit Sri vijaya KZbin Mahabharat Russian Kalpavigraha Nuclear war ancient India Vimanas ancient India

[@Nirabulator]

Fascinating, intriguing, wonderful! Thank you for sharing these wonders with us! One of the wonders of India that I’ve been able to partake of for the last 49 years is Transcendental Meditation, as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. According to Maharishi, it is an extremely ancient tradition, but it’s easy to learn and make a part of one’s own daily life. Much ancient knowledge and technology may have been forgotten, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be revived again if enough curious souls like you devote themselves to it.

[@summerbrooks9922]

Praveen, I think you killed it! Your evidentially based reasoning for melted rock went very heavy. Your study of temples and their unique approaches to different kinds of technology absolutely astounds me. It is as if the entire history of stone technology got encapsuled within your subcontinent alone, although the world shared it from afar. And your India seems connected to an alien race or races which remains indisputable. We don't know what was shared nor in which direction; I. e. Alien to man or man to alien, but it lives within the stones up until now. For certain, such knowledge has been hidden and continues to be kept secret by practically all governments. So, you become a threat to them. Be careful. I deeply admire your approach and intellect. Maybe a book? You know, books can get hidden !! Ha!

[@Ironman52525]

No aliens Mam , It's All Skills of Our Ancient Sanatana Dharama ancestors and their Dedication towards Architecture , knowledge , Dharma, Truth and Devotion towards Gods ❤.

[@mrlol3555]

Yeah, everything outside Europe is built by aliens

[@dr.ofdubiouswisdom4189]

How do you get ANY predictive resonance from rock? Under structural compression, mind you & then put architecture into it. That's supercomputer modeling. Unreal. Now I am mystified as to the missing idols & stone chains. Excellent Praveen, thanks !

[@nimminimmi9062]

Ancient lndians were technologically talented. Amazing facts. Proud of our ancestors.

[@intoleranttexan5687]

I’m so grateful for your hard work to bring mysteries and wonders of India to the entire world. 🙏🏻🌟 I love India so much. Thank you Pravreen

[@eduardo7505]

In the middle of 2000, I formulated a theory that the Roslyn Chapel has in its pillars the songs played at the time. These songs are explained by Chaldini's symbology. It was a way the co-builders found to preserve this treasure well over time. I got tired of sending emails to spread this theory, they did not hear me because I was not English. I am a mere Brazilian from the interior, but I was able to conceive of this theory in the middle of the year 2000 after many reflections and comparisons. This serves as an alert to those who have answers where many do not have it: register your ideas first, unfortunately I entrusted first to register later .... Eduardo Miranda Borges

[@helderpow]

What? So you have been to the chapel? In Scotland? I read about the cymatic cubes years ago? Why do you think, you re-discovered it my friend? How did you come to the conclusion that the Chaldean cymatic patterns was a song?

[@tejasbm1]

God damn racists

[@stephenrraible3765]

Never give up there are many open minded people still on this planet

[@samsamy7830]

Hi Praveen, your videos are all mind blowing information contained. I really appreciate your work. Thanks from Australia. Samy.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi SAM Samy, I am glad you like this video. Thank you for watching. Have a great weekend!

[@hemanth6358]

I Am really Proud to be Hindu.... Thanks for this great video... Love your work...... Greatest Hindu culture teach us so many things in life..........

[@akashmihir84]

Lecture 1 on Indus Saraswati civilization in IIT Kanpur. Watch from 52 minutes. They found a synthetic rock (not available naturally anywhere) in old harappa like city Dholaveera. Indians are melting and creating rocks since 4000 BC.

[@IndianTreasuryofWisdom]

akashmihir84 Hey thanks for the info 👍

[@pmthirumalai]

one Hindu temple == 1000 research paper.

[@vigneshnambi799]

May be much more

[@IndianTreasuryofWisdom]

Thirumalai M Very Very True

[@sindhujasaynu5225]

Fact ! Ji

[@sreekanthacharya1017]

Thirumalai M ,could you please introduce yourself.8281854403{whatsapp

[@maheshpanja5941]

Thirumalai M well said sir

[@Prashant6077]

Sound creating pillers and Chains made of rock !!! It's all amazing. Many of us would not have known it without your videos. Appreciate your work.

[@sanatanispeaks9647]

We only know about gol gumbaz in our history test books....coz its built by peace followers and education system created by the so called sikular party congrace....now we known our true advanced hidden technology after visiting parvin sir's yt channel

[@dipk]

Your videos are so good that, it should be played in schools and colleges.

[@bharatpatel-vd1kr]

I agree with you. It should be taught in schools and colleges.

[@TheWormzerjr]

At 4:16, if you look at the top of the collumn poles, you can see the caps/tops are of different sizes. Maybe this is how they make their different sounds

[@adforknowledge6582]

Yes exactly... U read my mind ... You should go into schools colleges to share the info. U r awesome... Our history books ohh plz seriously I don't want to talk about it .. if I would have been seeing these videos when I was in school I would have got more interest in history.. it's not only history it's geography... Architecture.. maths... Chemistry.. everything...

[@rolliebower9413]

Man I gotta goto india they have alotta cool sites. Been to south America but I think India sites are more mysterious

[@ashuexcel]

More mysterious, breathtaking and so large in number that you can spend years exploring them..😀

[@n.rajaiyer9219]

Welcome Please make Travel Vlogs. Make it Russian, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Portuguese and Polish, Lithuanian and other European languages. Google Kalpavigraha Ajit Vadakayil Kalpavigraha Mahapahit Sri vijaya KZbin Mahabharat Russian Kalpavigraha Nuclear war ancient India Vimanas ancient India

[@waynej.harris7475]

Interesting to see what 'healing benefits' might result if someone used these stone cymatics representations depicted in the temples - and/or used the sound with the holographic image for meditation purposes? Thank you for the awe inspiring information.

[@lynndarnton7998]

Perhaps ... just as sound frequencies can produce cymatics patterns, perhaps the cymatics patterns of the ceiling stones would each resonate at the same frequencies and sound patterns as particular pillars. In this way, if pillars were struck correctly, its corresponding ceiling stones would resonate sympathetically, causing the ceiling to act as a sound amplifier. If this is the case, the relatively low volume produced by striking the pillars would be heard throughout the temple - from the ceiling as well as from the pillars. When my British ancestors removed one of the pillars to try to discoves how it resonated, they were acting in ignorance (another discussion is - they shouldn't have damaged other people's property - but of course my ancestor colonisers would have viewed the temple as belonging to them, the rulers of the British Empire). Anyway, they didn't know about melting-stone technology, and they didn't perceive the entire temple as being a musical instrument - it's about as ignorant as removing a sitar string to discover how it vibrates, without considering the whole sitar which amplifies the sounds of the strings. I'm so pleased that the temple is being restored for preservation - but I'm not sure that modern repair materials and techniques will restore the temple to being a complete musical instrument. Hopefully the renovations will help. My idea described might be just that - an idea - and I can't prove that the 3d cymatics patterns of the ceiling stones would actually act as secondary resonant stones if the temple had not been damaged: perhaps damaging the temple it's like breaking a guitar or violin body in certain ways - it would stop resonating as it was designed to do. I believe the ancient Indian temple designers and builders were highly skilled audio engineers as well. To a lesser degree we see fine audio engineering in ancient European and British churches and cathedrals - designed and built ro that a priest speaking, without shouting, could be hearde by all the worshippers; they didn't have electronic amplifiers and microphones in thise days, so the whole building was designed to resonate to amplify the priests' voices. But in Hampi, the temple design and engineering were far more sophisticated, and from a much more ancient source, as far as we know.

[@ElveeKaye]

I had no idea these existed! There is so much ancient history that is being hidden from us or dismissed as irrelevant. We call ourselves more technologically advanced, yet we cannot recreate musical stone, or even figure out how it was done. Thank you for these amazing videos.

[@ronniepirtlejr2606]

My mind is blown!!!

[@vanitasharmatyagi1968]

My too ... This place is very near to my city ... Definitely I am going to see this Temple

[@n.rajaiyer9219]

Visit India and make Vlogs for European and American people. Explain it in French, German, Portuguese, Spanish and Polish languages to your people. Google Kalpavigraha Ajit Vadakayil Kalpavigraha Mahapahit Sri vijaya KZbin Mahabharat Russian Kalpavigraha Nuclear war ancient India Vimanas ancient India

[@ronakdash5778]

mine too

[@TRKlord]

Once know about ajantha Ellora caves This time your mind will blown much bigger

[@vinaykumar5308]

@@TRKlord yes

[@JonnoPlays]

The stone chains likely started as a solid piece of stone. The granite and sandstone links may have been geological and then cut as a solid piece. I tried researching if this is even possible and it was hard to come up with an answer. But it could be possible is all I'm saying. I tend to agree they had ancient advanced technology but we still need to find the evidence of that. It could just be diamond tools and an insane amount of creativity.

[@indialover83]

great work, highlighting the Indian culture and the skill of the ancients. Waiting for more and more from you praveen ji

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thank you for your kind words and for watching the video. Please do share it.

[@SuperSquark]

Or theres a lot of Indian elements in the Greek.

[@JakeVS2011]

yoseiki or there are lots of Indian design in Greece

[@SuperSquark]

As did Jesus I heard.

[@JakeVS2011]

I Ate Eight that's the truth that the world don't want us to know, because they call Hinduism a pagan religion yet Jesus missing years no 1 can say where he was

[@janotha77]

Proud to be a Tamil especially Hindu♥️😘

[@johnwattdotca]

Please, give us more of a tour of these buildings. Once you start tapping to hear sound it's never-ending, my Sahib.

[@ushaupreti3247]

The history we read is a complete shit because it always presents India a backward country though we had a technically advanced past. Thank you very much for making us proud of our great culture .

[@Tutanchat]

because it was west propaganda & their set ups . now it is time to turn the table into our favors.

[@ushaupreti3247]

Tutan De I consider congress equally responsible for destroying our great hindu past .

[@GeographerCBmadam]

Absolutely right.

[@zambo1511]

Whole world was better before islam, judaism and christianity took over

[@venkatamujje7942]

Usha Upreti true.The ancient Indian knowledge got mapped into Arabic books and later copied to European knowledge and Indians are not given due credit. In every field of science the Indians were m h advanced - Maths, political science , metallurgy, astronomy - every damn this got copied and never given credit ... now Indians are so colonised in their minds .. because of colonised education and mere imitation of the dominant western thought ... they have no idea

[@ExploringChicago]

I cant imagine how amazing these are if viewed from upclose!!

[@dilletante4ever]

You continue to open my eyes to the wonder that is India. Great videos. Stay blessed and happy.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thank you so much for your kind words and blessing.

[@marong3717]

i feel same .no mulla invader build anything in india they just built dome and converted temples same as they converted people to mullas

[@sabujjana]

Please publish your research, people should know. Your work is highly highly commendable.

[@Sarcasticsanskar]

Sabuj Jana he was once featured in history channel's series ancient aliens.

[@IndianTreasuryofWisdom]

Sabuj Jana Govt of India should recognise his efforts and officially publish his work in our education system, what we learn in our books in schools and colleges is all mediocre

[@joeysiddle]

Now I even believe more in the ancient civilization before the great deluge. these amazing people created your temples and the pyramids and megalithic sites around the world

[@daydreamerprod]

Wow, the stone chains blew my MIND! Your work is stupendous brotha. Thanks for the insight into so many artifacts especially from India. I have been doing this well over a decade now my friend and still I know I know nothing. Health & Prosperity

[@thishandleistaken1011]

If it blows your mind, you must be stupid. The chain is just carved out of a large piece of sandstone, and the granite link at the top has a gap that was filled in with mortar. No mystical magic needed.

[@SuperChoronzon]

Not much blows my mind these days, but.... MIND BLOWN !!!

[@thishandleistaken1011]

You're really gullible. It's very cool carving, but it's not rock melting or cymatics. The chains are carved out of 1 large piece of sandstone.

[@SuperChoronzon]

@@thishandleistaken1011 ...and you're a cheeky, presumptious twat.... no-one said they believed in rock-melting... it was the fact that the patterns these people carved were the 3-dimensional Cymatic patterns, which was the actual mind-blowing part for me. I do aplogise, perhaps I should have been a little clearer, huh....

[@GiffysChannel]

Same here bud

[@thishandleistaken1011]

@@SuperChoronzon They aren't cymatic patterns, they just have a superficial resemblance. Get your eyes checked.

[@SuperChoronzon]

@@thishandleistaken1011 Oh, so your brain-cell's finally woke up has it... From what I see in this video, what has been carved in this Temple is more than "just a superficial resemblence".... Whereas, what's been carved into some of the stonework at Roslyn Chapel, is more akin to the normal 2D representations of cymatic patterns we're used to. FYI, I have damned good eye-sight, I'm almost 50 and don't need any visual-aids what-so-ever, and whats-more, I've probably replaced more 128/164-pin SMD Chips by hand/eye, and/or adjusted the grey-scaling & convergence on more CRT's, than you've had lays buddy.... So, NO... I don't need to get my "eyes checked"... fuckin' glaikit-dip-shit-cunt.

[@spookymy3497]

*After watching many more your vedios i guess our ancient parents had a unusual techniques of melting , moulding, grinding craving,scooping,slicing of metal and stones*

[@RAIRADIO]

And creative ideas.

[@nitinbhosale01]

Such detailed information given by this gentleman is making me think how little I know about my culture n heritage. Infact such things are never shown in history books.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi Nitin, I am glad that you like this video. Thank you very much for your kind words and for watching this video. Please do share it with others. Have a great day!

[@truthseeker8123]

The how is a cool question. The why it was built, is the real kicker. All major ancient structures, hypogeum in Malta, great pyramid, Buddhist structures use sound to manipulate consciousness. This is the high technology that we lost but are only beginning to rediscover. Awesome video. I’m betting this structure is older than you said......

[@saffrondominic4585]

ancient Hindu technology; wow! next time I visit ancient temples, I need to be more observant, I would have easily missed that rock chains. Many thanks for this, Praveen. It looks like Tamilnaadu managed to conserve most of the ancient temples and deities!

[@namashivayavazghanaathanth5746]

Thats true Tamil Nadu is filled with spirituality..... Mysteries...... By the name of temples.... U are always welcome to our state..... This is the place of God... Lord Shiva the Supreme power. Also you could see the nine planets nd there temples in kumbakkonam Tamil Nadu. It is believed that all the nine planets came her, took their positions in order to see Lord Shiva...... The God of mysteries

[@harshithgowda6393]

That is Karnataka dude

[@RAIRADIO]

Yes, because south India is farthest from Islamic invasions. The area around Delhi sultanate doesnt have ay ancient temple left. Archeologists have found 3000 plus temples destroyed and Mosques built on them.

[@reald3d23]

@@harshithgowda6393 Kanchi temple is also mentioned in the video, which is in better condition for better observation. watch the video fully.

[@sajeevpanakalv.6257]

@@namashivayavazghanaathanth5746 Hello Vazgha-Naathan, greetings sir. I've paid my respects at the Meenakshi Temple several times, I love going there with my wife. BUT, in 2015, I visited the Kumbakonam Temple. Very hard to get there (we used a private taxi driver). We visited The Nava-Graha Temple, and also ( the objective ) the Shukra Temple. We arrived just-on-time for the mid-day ceremony (all rushed) The Poojari and everybody seemed like they were waiting for me and my dear wife. So strange. Such a beautiful person. He greeted us and made us feel very-very special. This was a very 'special' experience. ( I can't call it religious. It was a SPIRITUAL Experience, a special feeling, very unique to us, forever)

[@narendranarotam3816]

We indians are advanced beyond comprehension...in maths science music and basically everything conceivable

[@universe6735]

Was advanced. Not anymore

[@joseherrera2169]

that was cool :-) I love this channel keep up the good work

[@lukasrieser13]

i never thought rock pillars could sound so good

[@maurenemorgan5814]

Every video teaches me so much. Please keep up this essential work. No one else seems to be investigating eastern megaliths. Thank you!

[@darshanreddy1911]

Jai Hind Jai Karnataka maate This is the power of India 's ancient culture

[@Ab_someone]

Ok

[@bholenath1421]

Jai Shri Ram Jai Sanatana Dharma ☀️🚩🕉️🔱📿🦅☸️🙏

[@Mohithkick]

this channel is like a treasure of knowledge. Thank-you Praveen sir.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thank you very much for your great words and for watching this video.

[@vasilis1380]

Astounding.. I wish I could move to India so I could live close to these beautiful structures

[@prasannas8193]

People here wish to move to european and American cities so they could live near skyscrapers.You see the irony.

[@christopherbathula]

Ohh myyy godddd....such techniques. India might've been an amazing place in the past. Thank yiu Praveen for taking us to that era. Hope someone from our government uses your skill and treat our monuments better. Hoping so

[@beerussama4798]

Christopher Bathula birth place of hanuman

[@videos-bf9yi]

Christopher Bathula but muslim invaders and Christians destroyed more than 20,000 hindu temples

[@hemavathyg2494]

U made realise the tragedy that we have lost our ancesters knowledge. Ur information is an eye opener.

[@saideepreddy9922]

Actually no need to worry still we have our welth in the form of vedas

[@taylenaloverx03]

This is really fascinating. Thankyou for showing and telling us about ancient technology. it's a shame that we don't read about it in history books. Our ancient artisans were way more advanced than we are. I've been binge watching your videos.

[@jantroost4296]

Cymatic patterns carved? If one is able to melt rock, just add a tone and the pattern will arise in the liquid stone. Cool it and ready. No carving needed. But I want to see this reproduced.

[@ripintandon]

You made it sound so simple that I want to try making one at my home.

[@jasonsharma5888]

Right, the only thing I can think to actually melt said stone would be the energy of the Sun flowing through the Earth. Those "Cymatic patterns" on the roof could be discharge anodes or cathodes. We're talking massive EM discharge, Tesla scale, or massive amounts of yet undiscovered electrochemical understanding. Some words which come to mind in regards to this type of technology are "sympathetic dissolution"; our current methods of "science" are "barbaric".

[@thechunkiestmonkey6887]

@@jasonsharma5888 that's ridiculous

[@thishandleistaken1011]

@@jasonsharma5888 The stone was never melted in the first place. It was just carved. The entire chain came from 1 piece of rock.

[@thishandleistaken1011]

@Ganjapiyo Aurchutmaro You have no clue what you're talking about. You can make beautiful carvings without machinery.

[@elizabethmaldonado8232]

I love your videos there always so interesting thank you for sharing the ancients are so fasinating to me ide like to see the pattern over the deity

[@coreyroks8645]

I love watching these videos... I would love to get some answers, these places are all amazing and we're seeing that the past technology is a lot more advanced than we have thought all this time..

[@akashgupta-qj1dm]

hey Praveen! great work man. i sometimes feel our ancestors were more evolved than we are and your videos corroborated my conviction. Kudos to your effort man.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi Akash, Thank you for your comment and for watching the video. Please do share it with your friends and family. Cheers buddy.

[@jimmrm5405]

AdaptivelyEmergent what in the world are you talking about? No one in the west or no "white" people think anyone but native Indians or the respective ancient cultures of the area, created these masterpieces. That would be pretty dumb if someone claimed anyone other than the native culture made these beautiful temples.

[@IndianTreasuryofWisdom]

akash gupta They definitely were, our generation is moving towards disaster, if we were really evolving then we would have been growing on a different level of intelligence, looking at praveen's videos we can conclude that we are nowhere near to our ancestors

[@venkatharish7292]

Hi I'm from Hampi. Thanks for making video on that temple make many more videos of Hampi. Best place to find out more information about ancient technology

[@UncleNorthgate]

when you realize that technology back then much more modern and good without harming the nature .

[@ashgmudgal]

Heartiest congratulations on such great discoveries! You have given meaning to these enigmatic, mysterious heritage of ours... Our temples...i bow to u for unwrapping this hidden treasures for us.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi Ashwini, Thank you very much for watching the video and for your kind words. Please do share the video. Have a great day!

[@4everfab359]

I discovered your channel recently and I find it exciting. Your impressive research shows us a whole part of Indian culture that I did not know but also human ignored by official historians. About fifty years ago, Herbert Von Daniken opened doors for us asking questions about similar facts in the West, but until then I had never seen anything like this about India's past. Thank you for these fascinating inquiries and this pertinent look at impossible methods of realization with the means of which mainstream historians speak. ( From France sincerely )

[@Starbuck.Laniakea]

Doing cymatics in 3D is absolutely amazing. There aren't many ways to depict sound in 3D.

[@kingfishkabob750]

OK peaveen jr this video is great I have watched about 20 of them so far. I intend to review all your work. I had no idea that INDIA has such fantastic history and treasures - I want more please! for the ol' KingFish I hope more people in the USA learn about your history & mysteries.

[@ansongeorge8322]

Again an awesome video... I will surely visit this site. thank u brother

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thank you for watching this video.

[@garrockwaters304]

Thanks Praveen for another great video! I think if you look closer at the columns you will find some subtle differences in the width and number of facets etc. I am also starting to believe the concept of the rock chains and our ides of carving them (and everything else) is completely wrong. The makers of the temples and artifacts that you have been showing in all your travels are in a level that we cannot fathom. They did not carve the temples and artifacts, they CREATED them, a completely different concept entirely. I believe that they were human beings just like us but knew how to unlock the powers of the mind and spirit within.

[@sairamshetty3658]

You don't miss out any kind of point to interpret, best channel for ancient knowledge, skill. You are proving Indian culture tradion skill technology and what not. Please keep doing please explore India more. Hope you succeed and achieve a lot in interpreting ancient india. I could comment only on one of your videos as I couldn't appreciate each and every video of yours. Brilliant way to see the temples sculpture etc.

[@ramoldesnag4461]

Your eye-opening videos provide plenty of food for thought & reflection upon ancient Hindu temple architectural marvels. Keep up the wow-some work! On this apparent mystery, one with a rock science/research background can shed more light. They'd first say that what we call "solid rock" is not completely solid or fully dense. All rocks, even ones formed from molten material, end up with microporosity which is not visible to the eye. If one measured did permeability tests or Archimedes testing and high-mag microscopy, such porosity can be confirmed or revealed. From my experience, I can say that microporosity a significant effect on the nature of "cymatic" sounds that emanate. Upon tapping a rock, if it has plenty of porosity or micropores, then the sound would be more percussion-like. On the contrary, if it has lot fewer micropores, we'll hear something more metallic (similar to jalatarang scales). Our ancients might have selected rocks of varying grades from different bed depths & tested their sounds after making miniature pillars and tapping them gently/ "elastically" to induce resonant sounds. This way, the classical sapta-svaras (notes) could have come about. Lastly, melting rock is not easy because of the high temperatures required & also the rock becomes more glass-like. If they took hollow rock & filled the pores w/molten metal(s), visually or by simple testing one can tell. So, a couple of different takes on this intriguing stuff....

[@IndianTreasuryofWisdom]

Ramol Desnag Nice Observation

[@grantaum9677]

Awesome video 🕉 There's a Cave in Malta with perfect acoustics

[@rockjockchick]

Omg! I didn't even know this place existed!!! This is amazing and you cover all the aspects thoroughly! I love it!!!

[@TSPprod]

This Channel keeps getting better with each video.. I've been a fan of India and its ancient history for as long as I can remember and this channel is like Santa Claus with many gifts to offer. I've been to Mexico, Turkey and even Cambodia with Angkor Wat but India always feels like the mother culture for some reason. I can wait to visit India, you should organize tours to some of the most temple rich cities, I would definitely come. Ps. Make a video on the temples with the stairs, those look amazing. Keep up the amazing work sir, regards Vincent

[@n.rajaiyer9219]

You will find ancient temples all over Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Kerala. You can also visit badrinath and kedarnath. Jagannath temple in orissa. All these temples are thousands and thousands of years old built in hoary antiquity. Unfortunately Thousands of temples across Northern India has been destroyed by Islamic invaders. Famous marthanda Temple of Lord Shiva was destroyed in Kashmir. Google Kashmir conflict Ajit Vadakayil Kalpavigraha Ajit Vadakayil Kalpavigraha Sri vijaya Mahapahit KZbin Kalpavigraha Nuclear war ancient India Vimanas ancient India Mahabharat Russian

[@Savan_Triveda]

Honest respect for your work, Mr. Praveen Mohan. You spent most of your childhood in temples as far I understood. So you are a legitime reference on what you refer to.

[@campbellspears9979]

I would love to hear these pillars played to the original symatic sounds, that would be amazing. Great video once against .

[@debamritadas1360]

Great work.. Hindusim is an endless science...

[@debamritadas1360]

Well I dont fully agree with you... Hindusim has a fundamental ideological difference from abrahamic religions like reincarnation and karma.... well the the amount of archives are huge which was written hundred of thousands of years ago... which describes the science and mathematics a small eg Shridharacharia's formula to solve quadratic equations

[@KajanLakhan]

Space Man Hinduism is not a religion as such. Coming from Sanathan Dharma, it is a way off life. In Hinduism, there are 10 religions. Long ago, some space beings(God) came and just dropped us or created us here, the technology they left are harmonics in the form of prayer.... The rest is history.

[@KajanLakhan]

Debamrita Das the Chinese have proved, that a standing wave can cause objects to levitate. It's on my channel. The right sound( or combination) should create space movement....but that's really easy to speak about.

[@janolsson4934]

Endless - and beginningless...

[@thjeokthjeok443]

Ka l , did you know a bee cant fly , it levitates , it has a cavity in its chest that resonates , causing it to levitate , also it creates a protective shield around the bee , and it allows it to go through the worst weather unhindered same for the dung beetle accept its in the structure of the wings and resonance - these two are also revered by the early Egyptians . Look up the physics of a bee .

[@ovidomulile355]

You are very brave.romania have an very old sfinx and very old cheramic tablet but indian temple ist MAGNIFIC and full secreat. thanks for your whork🤗🤗🤗

[@mrinmoychakraborty1208]

The Archeological Survey of India(ASI) must take note of your work and help you with access and resources. Keep it coming 🙏

[@jedimaster9922]

They are only good for upkeeping of muslim tombs,hindu stuff is smuggled outside by this so called "Indian" Department