Ancient Builders and Secret History | Part 1 | Revival Series

[@napalmjatin]

Your video inspires me. I am greatful for your efforts in consolidating a ton legit information. May your efforts bear fruits to everyone in becoming one.

[@drhemanginihoskote7397]

Extremely insightful video. Well researched and explained, a must-watch for all those interested in understanding our ancient culture, the role of scriptures in laying the foundations of a sustainable housing and the interconnected influences of the ancient civilizations.

[@itzakpoelzig330]

Fantastic! Thank you for this powerful and thoughtful message.

[@ashabsundaram917]

Superb.... Awesome.... Amazing knowledge... Ancient history and I feel so good about the ancient methods but at the same time feel very sad that we have forgotten our roots by disrespecting our own ancestors knowledge. So much they have done for the peaceful life by struggling so much but still we want to imitate and get lost without any originality. Thanks a lot for enlightening information about our ancient history. I feel very grateful to you people for your commendable work. 🙏🙏

[@ThannalNaturalHomes]

Thank you for watching our video and for sharing your thoughts and feelings about it. We're glad to hear that you found the information enlightening and that you feel grateful for our work. It's true that ancient natural building techniques offer valuable knowledge and insights into how our ancestors lived, and it's important to recognize and honor their contributions. While it's true that modern society has made many advancements, there is still much to learn from the wisdom of the past. Thank you for taking the time to reach out and share your thoughts with us.

[@ashabsundaram917]

@@ThannalNaturalHomes Thanks for the reply. I want to construct a traditional muttram mud house in Mysore. I will need your support for building it. 🙏🙏 Keep up your great work ....!!! All the best.💐💐

[@ThannalNaturalHomes]

Thanks, Here is a traditional muttram mud house done by Akhila and Surendran after studying from us - facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1795522663934735&type=3

[@ThannalNaturalHomes]

The video of the traditional mud house with a courtyard by Down to Earth features the work of Akhila and Surendran. You can watch it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaapiGB-ga2lgqc

[@ashabsundaram917]

@@ThannalNaturalHomes I have watched almost all your videos . I am a senior citizen having arthritis problem so even though I had that dream since my childhood , i was unable to make my home. Hence I love to watch all sorts of traditional houses, mud houses and muttram houses. You people are doing a wonderful job of enlightening people and trying to bring back our ancestral knowledge thus serving our mother earth. Regards to all your Thannal team. Thank you very much 💐💐🙏🙏

[@vivektrivedi5989]

Very good work being done by the Organisation. Wishing the Team Thannal all the very best for keeping up a great noble work👍

[@ThannalNaturalHomes]

Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement! We are thrilled to hear that you appreciate our work at Thannal to promote natural building techniques and sustainable living. We will continue striving to preserve and share ancient knowledge and techniques to build a healthier and more sustainable future. Your support means a lot to us!

[@DeepakAroraarchttdepk]

High quality work. Thank you. Looking forward to learning more from you 😊

[@ThannalNaturalHomes]

More to come! Thankyou

[@devanshutrivedi7577]

Once again Marg shared a well researched documentary...kudos! I encourage him to share it on other platforms that has similar exposure and people's participation/ interaction...viz. seminars, symposiums. Now that India has exploded and exceeded China in population (at least!!) it is time, new development in India reflects Blending of ancient and modern India in true sense, both technically and culturally.

[@brindasivakumar4849]

That was a great effort by your channel! Thanks for the valuable information!

[@ThannalNaturalHomes]

Glad it was helpful!

[@siddheshkinhekar4290]

Love it thank you ❤❤🙏

[@rahulmalsani6202]

Loved it❤️❤️

[@ThannalNaturalHomes]

Thank you😃🙏

[@19songreatt36]

We had our ancestor house made with locally available sand brick and lime stones, but my parents decided to destroy it and made the small house. Some of the memories of our old home is still wth me. Note here, when I build a own house for myself, I'll replicate my ancestors house

[@ThannalNaturalHomes]

Thank you for sharing your story with us. It is unfortunate to hear that your ancestor house was destroyed, but it is heartening to know that some memories of your old home still stay with you. It is wonderful that you are considering replicating your ancestor's house when you build your own home. By doing so, you will be preserving a piece of your family history and heritage, and creating a connection to the past that can be passed down to future generations. We wish you the best of luck with your future plans and hope that you are successful in creating a home that is both meaningful and sustainable.

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[@prateek7434]

"Misdirected Techonological Advancement", summarizes it all. I have a deep belief that human civilization is infinitely old and we have only deteriorated in techonological, scientific knowledge and working. and most of this deterioration might have come in last 100-200 years. And with media, TV, internet.... it has become worse.

[@ThannalNaturalHomes]

True

[@itzakpoelzig330]

According to the yuga cycle worked out from the ancient texts by Sri Yukteswar (which seems to me to be the most accurate version), we left the Kali Yuga in the year 1699 AD and we are now in the very earliest part of an upward swing through a Bronze Yuga. The Harappan civilization existed during a "higher" portion of the previous downward-moving Bronze Yuga. So they were somewhat more advanced than us spiritually but they were falling, while we are rising. It may seem that humans are getting worse, less spiritual, and stupider, but think of how things were during the Kali Yuga (699 BC-1699 AD). People were routinely tortured to death in public and vast crowds came to watch. Deliberate genocide was quite normal and acceptable. Women and children had no rights to speak of in most places, not even a right as basic as bodily autonomy, and this was considered not only normal, but good and righteous. You only have to crack open a history book to have your mind assaulted by horrors. We definitely are still struggling here on Earth, but upward movement is perceptible. Most human beings now, if given a choice, would not go to a public flogging. The higher yugas, the Gold and the Silver, are "prehistoric" (unless there exist secret historical manuscripts that we're not being told about...) so we won't find anything about them in history books, except baseless conjectures made to sound scientific.

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