The Sanskrit Iceberg Explained and Slovak Similarities | Reaction

[@irondisulfide7480]

24:00 but there was a little difference, Iranians connoted the word "arya" with lineage or race, Whereas Indians used the word "Arya" to denote the quality of a person and not his/her lineage, because in Sanskrit the word "Arya" means a Nobel person (in terms of morality) i.e. a person who possesses good moral values.

[@kaushiksunapu5657]

Yes exactly! For example, Ravana referred to himself as Arya, since he considered him to be superior in all qualities. Even Tara, the wife of Valli, addressed him as Arya, if I'm not wrong.

[@Sigma01350]

​@@kaushiksunapu5657They were Rakshash and Vanar respectively but still they addressed themselves as Arya

[@anilprasad4185]

YES!!!

[@achuthankuttymenon4996]

Arya means noble person and not Nobel person

[@Sigma01350]

@@achuthankuttymenon4996 Yes also it is only for the Ksatriyas not even Brahmanas... So does this mean Ksatriya came from outside? Nope ! Actually we all came from Kashmir the land of Maharishi Kashyap

[@VaYu--00]

28:05 That's an ultimate military formation used to surround enemies called 'Chakravyuha'. Comes from Mahabharata in which only a few including Abhimanyu knew how to go inside the Circles with warriors at interleaving position in an increasingly tough position. Almost impossible to break it.

[@zuzanareacts]

so cool - thanks for sharing!

[@mindreader9874]

​@@zuzanareacts​​@zuzanareacts hey Zuzana , You have reacted to nIlesh oak on beerbiceps podcast . Do you know , about his friend Rupa Bhaty , she has found that the Rig veda has memories as old as 200k years old, please react to Nilesh oak or Rupa Bhaty mam video .

[@zuzanareacts]

interesting!

[@karunalatchoumy6182]

Oneday world will come to know that Tamil is the mother of all languages including Sanskrit.

[@avnpavan]

@@karunalatchoumy6182 one day you Dravidian nazis would bring all kinds of hatred towards Tamil because of your foolish behaviour. You guys are becoming a laughing stock now a days 😂

[@martin96991]

Sad to see different ancient Europeans cultures got eradicated.

[@zuzanareacts]

yep

[@dipakmandal2248]

You can't imagine the hate we received in India and Nepal just because of our European ancestry.

[@alani3992]

Culture is an excuse just for the elite to control the sheep. We need to move beyond culture, towards ethics only.

[@yashmalik4129]

The amount of hate in india is too much that you just can't tolerate If I pronounce it

[@mindreader9874]

​​@@zuzanareacts hey Zuzana , You have reacted to nIlesh oak on beerbiceps podcast . Do you know , about his friend Rupa Bhaty , she has found that the Rig veda has memories as old as 200k years old, please react to Nilesh oak or Rupa Bhaty mam video .

[@Shell-_-Abraham]

Brave hindu warriors had protected their culture. Europe failed to do so.

[@alani3992]

But thanks to separation of Religion-&-State, Europe created the modern world. All modern ideas & innovation, thanks to abandoning archaic cultures.

[@mayankindian3750]

​That's why they destroy culture and killed problems 😊

[@anshulchouhan1482]

well now its literally lost as hindus are dividing themselves in dravidians and aryans

[@mayankindian3750]

@@alani3992 innovative because of reserve currency status

[@s-qc9ns]

Sikhs in particular protected Hindus from muslim invasions

[@Radicalist-Manifesto]

In ancient Iranian the Sanskrit 'S' becomes 'H'..!! Therefore Ahura as in Ahura Mazda is in fact Asura Matsa to the vedics! While similarly Indra Deva of the vedics is in fact Daeva Inthra of the Iranian..!! That Battle formation is called the 'Chakravyuha' the most famous manifestation of which is in the episode involving Abhimanyu in the Mahabharata..!! You can google it for more details..!! And yes, in the video it is AI generated.!!

[@o0...957]

26:42 Asur is Hindi pronunciation and Asura is Sanskrit

[@madhvsuryach7199]

But there is a word Ashura ... what is that ? ( is iranian interpretazione different , do they too mean the same as what we say in sanskrit?)

[@RigelVision]

​@@madhvsuryach7199 in Buddhism especially in the Japanese Buddhism they write the word asura as Ashura

[@alekhsingh9970]

Asura literally means non-rythmic or chaotic while sura (another name for Devas) mean rhythmic or orderly being. One is driven by desire for war and chaos. Its similar to the concept of chaotic beings and orderly beings known as Asiers and Vanirs in Norse mythology. Description of Asura that we know are beings that driven by the desire for war and chaos. They believe their pupose to be here is to fight againt evil but what is evil in their eyes are the very governing laws of this universe that gives it it's purpose or identity (aka the devas). Its hard to explain everything here but yeah... that's the surface level stuff basically.

[@zuzanareacts]

@@alekhsingh9970 very interesting to me in fact it talks about the dual nature of the universe and both together are forces of creation

[@alekhsingh9970]

@@zuzanareacts Not really, neither are responsible for creation, but they are sure the genre setters of the world xD If story of every civilization that rose and fell in the past was a novel, they'd be the beings who decide what the theme or genre of that novel would be xP depending on which being has more dominance during which civilization will determine the way things will work and the way cultures will evolve over time.

[@JJ-jf2zg]

Yes, Asura (non-rhythmic& chaos) majority means evil and bad, whereas Sura(never heard of this word before though) probably means good and pious Imagine the demi-gods (dressed in white with white horses) and the evil bad Asuras' (dressed in black clothing) in India mythology, though I ever thought of some of the demi-gods as pious or virtuous, just because they were born into a certain clan - Asur or Demi-god As even in Indian mythology (some even claim it's real) you'll see/find that even some of the demi-gods or their relations/descendents have taken advantage of women, disguised/morphed into their husbands, etc so they could have a relationship with them to me this has nothing to do with being pious. So just because you're born into a noble clan, doesn't mean you're noble or pious/virtuous.

[@alekhsingh9970]

@@JJ-jf2zg Thats where the distinction comes in when you're talking about Akshar Purush (literally means the "word" or "letter" form but means imperishable form) or the Kshar Purush (perishable physical form). All the Asuras and Suras or Devtas walked on earth and were our ancestors once, cause the imperishable form remains the same but the perishable form keeps changing in every new cycle of time a new Asura is born with a different personality but same purpose, The imperishable aspect only dertermines the purpose of their existence not their personality. Thus even a good Asura will contribute towards the cause of Asurik culture knowingly or unknowingly, aka leading to chaos and wars. And remember wars are not always military; some are ideological, some psychological, some economical and some information warfare. Abrahmic religions are an example of ideological war tools, trace their history and you'll be taken from christanity to Judaism to Zoroastrianism who pray to Ahura/Asura. You'll understand why religion is like an ideological war for these people unlike the Hindus even though the general population wont understand what they're doing and many would have good morality, their way of conducting their beliefs are harmful not just for them but their society too.

[@alekhsingh9970]

@@JJ-jf2zg Also, Demi-gods is a very western term, dont use them in this context, its misleading. Devas are Gods while Trimurti (Trinity) are called Ishwara or causal entities. They are the cause behind everything from creation to destruction but they dont do it on their own, they are kinda innate the applications and mechanisms of this world are governed by Devas and Asuras, while the causal beings are innate entities who are the reason why things exists, Asuras and Devas are the reason for how the things that exist, exist the way that they do.

[@RajanSujan-b4t]

Sanskrit and Russian languages have a close relationship with each other. The origin of the word 'Gorod' means city. In ancient Russia and in ancient India, cities were built to serve as 'forts' for protection and defence against aggression by enemies. Russian language suffixes the word 'grad' very similar to the Indian word 'garh.' Examples: Leningrad in Russian and Chittorgarh in Indian language. Sanskrit and Russian are closely connected via language grammar since the long past ages, which may be a few thousand years.

[@MrChandanc9]

Origin is Sintashta

[@asmodeus3084]

Thanks for bringing this! I had sanskrut as optional language during high school for 3 years. It was very repititive to learn those verbs in different forms.

[@Divyesh.Mishra]

As always very informative video,thanks ❤

[@zuzanareacts]

Thanks for watching!

[@suryakantamendali7674]

Human civilisation start in the Himalayan region ll Brahma Marich Kashyap Bibshwan Manu rushi...... is known as knu

[@manoharbauskar3605]

Sahastrarjuna was Persian emperor killed by Lord Parashuram. Kaalyavan was Greek emperor killed by king Muchkunda when Kaalyavan tried to kill Lord Krishna Raktbeej was red Indian emperor killed by Goddess Durga. Mayasura was the one who created Mayan culture. In Hinduism, you get knowledge about every corner of world.

[@abhinavkumar547]

Inca civilization was started by Viracocha , Virochana in puranas who was asura. Aztecs civilization was started by Sage Aastik and Aztecs people were the Atlantians , the city that got submerged under sea. It is Atal Loka in our scriptures. Paatal Lok is south america where Viracocha and his son King Mahabali or Bali ruled. All of them came from india. America ( original name Amruca which means the land of feathered serpents) , was also the land of Nagas which many ancient cultures in the world worship as Dragons. They were also called Annunakis in Sumerian civilization ( Mesopotamia). The Danavas ( Neanderthals) were the original people of Europe before the arrival of Homo Sapiens ( Modern humans). Genetic studies show the migration from india to all of Europe as early as 50,000-75,000 years ago.

[@therewere2032]

We abrahamics should discourage the heathen name Iran and promote the Abrahamic / Roman Helenic name Persia. Many of our Christian missionary brothers are spearheading a movement to rename the nation as Persia. We must give up the demonic pagan name Iran.

[@HinduSanatani-cj8wm]

I agree with creator of this video that Sanskrit is mother of 'many' languages and that may mean it isn't mother of all languages.

[@rohitvishwakarma4870]

Actually Rigveda was written nearly in 1,20,000( 1 lakh 20 thousand) years ago not 1500 BC.

[@sanjaysakhalkar3813]

Vedas are recited not written. It is to be by hearted with sound.

[@mnop-k7c]

in classical Sanskrit 'Hrudai' is the heart...the last few pictures you showed of the Slovak chakras the center one near the heart was called 'Hurd'.

[@Ragd0ll1337]

I can see that for Slovak - if it originally meant feet, if someone lost their feet (balance) the word for feet could describe “fall” Asur vs Ashur is usually regional dialect

[@Anandam1971]

#Zuzana, Asur is said in Hindi and in Sanskrit it is pronounced as Asura. From that word evolved Assyria, Ahura Mazda (Asura Medha). King Asurbanipal, Syria (leave the AS from Assyria and see) etc. I already told you about Persians/Iranians following Bhargava Samhita and Atharva Veda while Indians / Bharatiyas follower Angirasa Samhita and all 4 vedas. Asuras were present in today's middle east. Another clan that spread very xtensively were the Danavas. They are such named after the clan mother Danu. They were spread in South America and also Russia and the eastern Europe. They named different big rivers after mother Danu and thus came the names Don and Danube. Hope it helps.

[@therewere2032]

We abrahamics should discourage the heathen name Iran and promote the Abrahamic / Roman Helenic name Persia. Many of our Christian missionary brothers are spearheading a movement to rename the nation as Persia. We must give up the demonic pagan name Iran.

[@RigelVision]

She was asking the difference between Ashura and Asura.

[@Mundarapilly]

In Sanskrit there are 4 sounds of each letter. For example : For 't' letter there are 'ta', 'tha', 'da', 'Dha' 'Pata' in Sanskrit also means Fall just like you said in 4:44. 'Patha' means Path and 'Pada' means foot.

[@zuzanareacts]

thanks for shraing!

[@NoonMemeWow]

T and D each have four different letters Soft T (त), Soft T aspirated (थ), Hard T (ट), Hard T aspirated (ठ) Likewise, Soft D (द), Soft D aspirated (ध), Hard D (ड), Hard D aspirated (ढ) And then there are retroflex variants of Hard D (ड़) and Hard D aspirated (ढ़)

[@ParanoidDharmas]

Pata or Patan ?

[@seventysevensquare]

The Vedic Sanskrit was relevant for the Vedic and Tantric Mantras (not for the Sabari Mantras) and also for the rhyming they used to do back in the days for making such large poems and making much more philosophical way of explaining some things. Classical Sanskrit is primarily based on the Communication and used in the texts that did not had much poetic nature and hence wasn't much philosophical as compared to the Vedic texts. So the Classical Sanskrit caused a bit problem in the definitions of certain words that were being used in the Vedas (and all of its additional components), that led to the misinterpretation of the Hymns from the Vedas by newer generation. And unfortunately it became a primary reason for the defamation of some parts of the Vedas in public that never got any guru to explain its meaning since it was too philosophical as compared to the Classical texts.

[@zuzanareacts]

thanks for sharing!

[@paveekazhagana3106]

At first, Vedic Sanskrit is a myth, it does not have writing form then how you believe it ?

[@seventysevensquare]

@@paveekazhagana3106 there are some authentic vedic texts that survived the foreign invasion, my guru shared a piece of it that had been in their Kul for thousands of years. also rigveda text is also present, I am not exactly sure it is in which museum or laboratory but it is there.

[@paveekazhagana3106]

@@seventysevensquare As you said it is authentic text , was it written in Vedic Sanskrit or classical ?

[@seventysevensquare]

@@paveekazhagana3106 obviously the sanskrit used before Panini

[@harshitgoswami160]

Tribute to the forefathers for protecting 🕉️🙏🇮🇳

[@jvsuryanarayana]

Certain parts of Sandhya Vandana I offer, are in Vedic Sanskrit and the rest in Sanskrit.

[@NKS2024-v7b]

Thank you for posting this very informative video!

[@rik20i1]

Very very good video selection

[@kaushiksunapu5657]

4:46 the word for falling in telugu is 'Padadam'( with hard d's), which is funnily pretty similar to what you said😅

[@zuzanareacts]

@@kaushiksunapu5657 yep super similar!

[@therewere2032]

Yes, she is a great scholar of linguistics, she has several doctorates after watching KZbin videos. Abe kitni chatega uski. Hallelujah. ❤

[@krishnamoorthyvaradarajanv8994]

Take some numericals -- two- dva, three- triya five- pancha, six- sad, seven- sapta, eight- ashta, nine- nav, ten- dasa.. And - new - nava, no- na Mine or my or me - mama That or it - tat Go- gacha....and many such interesting 😅

[@SJc6z]

28:20 the arrangement of troops or types of warfare (chakrabuha as was mentioned in Mahabharata)

[@kaushiksunapu5657]

10:18 the things with German is (I'm also do speak the language btw), several words are combined in a way to form composita, but that leads to the formation of extremely long words altogether. In Sanskrit, while it shares the quality of composita, it also compresses the words in a way that much more information can be packed using a few alphabets.

[@zuzanareacts]

@@kaushiksunapu5657 all in all Sanskrit is better 😂🙈

[@therewere2032]

But we must go with German because it is the language of our Abrahamic Protestant true religion. Not the demonic pagan language of the devil pagans.

[@LUCKY_0033]

4:43 Pada means fall in marathi as well. 😀✨

[@zuzanareacts]

@@LUCKY_0033 love it!

[@ketanpatel6671]

thei picture of the circles is the battle formation, used in the Mahabharata to entrap the son of Anjana. Its known as the 7 rings , you have to navigate all the rings as they are constantly changing.

[@veernair]

I like that you are including Slovakian history culture and perspective in your recent videos. ❤️

[@zuzanareacts]

@@veernair glad to hear. I never thought people would be that interested

[@abhishekkushwaha2455]

@@zuzanareactsyou have visited india and might notice that people are interested in knowing others, so if possible do add more about your culture and country.

[@zuzanareacts]

so what I see every-time I do it - people are not actually interested. They just say that they are

[@abhishekkushwaha2455]

@@zuzanareacts At least 2 of your subscriber do😅

[@veernair]

@@zuzanareacts you have created an Indian reaction channel. That attracts a certain kind of audience when you make a different video you will see a drop in audience. But you can maintain a balance between reaction videos, live streaming, podcasts, discussion videos. Reaction videos are not sustainable strategy for long term. Even monetisation is not lucrative to keep you motivated for long term.

[@raghavrajput1731]

Hare Krishna! Namaste! Yes , i can chant in classical Sanskrit.

[@मौसमविश्वकर्मा]

Actually originally it’s असुर Asura and is written same way in Hindi and Saṁskṛtam and pronounced same, but in Hindi when we speak in full sentence there is a rule used called Schwa Deletion In Hindi called as श्वा विलोपन śvā vilopana in which while talking in sentence we didn’t pronounce the schea sounds or just pronounce in very small way from the words to make conversation little fast eg yoga, karma etc will be pronounced as closer to yog and karm in sentence but in Sanskrit we pronounce every sound. Many Indians don’t know this fact either

[@thepasstimevideos7195]

There is also a langugage like more pure sanskrit, previous to sanskrit, the chando basha, its like from which sanskrit, welsh and more languages are made. Chandobhasha, mother of sanskrit and western languages has more content of sanskrit. more purer form. vedic books were written in chandobhasha, eg rig veda, and 3 more books, and its 100,000 yrs old and its not a joke..

[@martin96991]

I was going to recommend you this video but Zuzana is lightning fast ⚡

[@zuzanareacts]

@@martin96991 I’m not this video has been actually recommends a while back 🙈

[@FanCareer247]

​Thank you for good informative video ​@@zuzanareacts

[@zuzanareacts]

thank you for watching :)

[@mindreader9874]

​@@zuzanareacts check this ​​@zuzanareacts hey Zuzana , You have reacted to nIlesh oak on beerbiceps podcast . Do you know , about his friend Rupa Bhaty , she has found that the Rig veda has memories as old as 200k years old, please react to Nilesh oak or Rupa Bhaty mam video .

[@therewere2032]

​@@FanCareer247yes she must be thanked for creating such a great educational video.

[@Yamraj-u6i]

That is a battlefield probaby from some movie but that kind of formation is called chkraviyuha and has multiple layers of soldiers constantly rotating and replacing the fallen ones its extensively used in kurukshetra war of Mahabharata

[@HarappanEnigma2024]

roundal fighting arrangement (animated in DASRAJ FIGHT OF TEN RULAERS) was a part of well known CHAKRA-VYU TYPE OF fighting formation WHERE ONE enter from outer to inner circle then exit fron inner to outer circle.

[@DhirenVyas261]

7:06 just want to correct this guy. with the recent combination of astronomical and archiological research. Vedas are minimum 1,00,000 years old. As the astronomical details available in Vedas are only possible before 100,000 years. like polar stars, dhumketu etc.

[@saswatamondal8142]

If a book is predicting a scenario in past doesn't mean it was written in that era. Human minds can go beyond certain limits to predict the possibilities even a million years back.

[@greaterbharat4175]

​@@saswatamondal8142astronomical dating specific event and to remember is hard Vedas is also Shruti ( heard knowledge) While remembering knowledge is smriti which is seprate section in Sankrit

[@DhirenVyas261]

@@saswatamondal8142 Its written in present tense in Vedas brother. On this day this star was here, this constallation was here etc. So its not like its describing these events as it was like that thousands of years ago.

[@bcfu8146]

​@@DhirenVyas261 @saswatamondal8142 Its written in present tense in Vedas brother. On this day this star was here, this constallation was here etc. So its not like its describing these events as it was like that thousands of years ago. Pranam 🙏, you have nailed the point. Many Western Indologists deliberately downplay or disregard astronomical dating of texts, and their followers do so out of ignorance or spite. They argue that the text is merely mentioning some event from the past, passed down by tradition. However, the astronomical events mentioned in the texts are a record of chronology describing contemporary events as they happened. For example, the text might say that when a particular person was born, a comet was in a certain nakshatra (constellation), certain planets were in specific positions relative to one another, and a particular star was in a given constellation. This pinpoints the exact moment in the eternal, ever-changing timeline based on the celestial movement of heavenly bodies.

[@krishna_pandey24]

Great vid zuzana❣️🤗

[@zuzanareacts]

happy you liked it

[@krishna_pandey24]

@@zuzanareacts🥰❣️

[@aravind4090]

Great video 😍

[@zuzanareacts]

Thank you! 🤗

[@shahindranmoonieya4742]

THE CONJUGAT IONS OF WORKDS INTO ONE LONG WORD COUPLED WITH SPECIFIC METRE AND RHYME MAKES THE LANGUAGE PRECIXE AND EFFICIENT

[@magnacarta620]

Words derived from Sanskrit in different languages sound a bit different from each other and same goes for Asura (Sanskrit) which is pronounced aa Asur in Hindi, Osur in Bengali although all three have the same spelling

[@prabhakarcn3940]

Paat / Prapaat is the exact pronunciation of the Sanskrit word you are referring to - the Sanskrit word for falling / precipitation - eg., Varshpaat (rainfall), Jalpaat (waterfall), Himpaat (snowfall) etc., On the other hand, Pud (pronounce "u" as in but) means (1). A Word where a letter is called Shabd (2). A Rank / A responsible post. eg., PM ka pud.

[@AniimiiMusix]

Finally, somebody decided to make it.

[@vedaprakash1653]

I would also suggest you to the 4000 years old history of Indian Pariah Dog By Project Shivoham That talks about the spiritual significance of dogs in civilisations its a must watch

[@Endangereds]

In Telugu Pada has same meaning, But the Words has few more letters " Padatam."

[@RefCursor]

Pada - पद - foot (broadly leg) Tripod->Tri-Pod->Tri-Pad (Three legged).

[@jagatsimulation]

@@Endangereds in Kannada pada means word. Paada means feet

[@jagatsimulation]

@@RefCursor पाद means feet not पद। पद means word

[@abhinavkumar547]

Mesoptamian civilization was in Iraq amd syria ,not iran. Indus valley civilization flourished in india and now pakistan.

[@Jain_Ashish]

In English, Yog becomes Yoga, Asur becomes Asura, Dev become Deva, and so on. But the actual pronunciation in Yog, Asur, Dev, etc.

[@mayilpeeli5501]

No, correct word Yoga.. Rama ...

[@Jain_Ashish]

Yes, similarly Ram becomes Rama, etc. In the southern part of India, a lot of Hindus and Jains are converted to Christianity and hence the huge influence of English. People from these states also started speaking like Britishers. @mayilpeeli5501

[@Jain_Ashish]

Yes, similarly Ram becomes Rama, etc. A lot of Hindus and Jains are converted to Christianity in the southern states of India, hence a lot of influence of English lang. Gradually others also started speaking like them.

[@mayilpeeli5501]

Asu in sanskrit or Vedas as Prana ( Active force of all being )

[@Rsingh-babhan..v]

27:37 ashura used as we speak those in frequency of English But really it is ashur Many other are, yoga-yog , Krishna-krishn , Rama-Ram and many more

[@kaushiksunapu5657]

If you are talking about Hindi, this is correct, but not for Sanskrit. There is generally a long 'ā' and a short 'a'. For example Rāma (pronounced as Raama). People speaking different languages change this to Rām, Rāmā, etc. but the correct Sanskrit pronunciation, which should also be used in English, is Rāma.

[@Rsingh-babhan..v]

@kaushiksunapu5657 I think you don't have good knowledge about letter of devanagari lippi and roman letters Here people used long a not the short one to complete the letter Ram is correct not Rama

[@siddhantamondal108]

@@Rsingh-babhan..v in south they say raamaa

[@Rsingh-babhan..v]

@@siddhantamondal108 oo it may be

[@paperclips1306]

Hindi people like you think that Hindi has same pronunciation as Sanskrtam. Schawa drop has no standardized rules and no structure. So ram is wrong rama is correct. If you give me a set of rules where to drop the pranakshara unambiguously then I would agree ram is right and not rama. Until then rama is right.

[@sageofsixpaths98]

27:38 it was pronounced "Ahura" or "Ashura" in Persia and in sanskrit its called "Asura"

[@unDesi]

The followers of the Zoroastrian religion are called Parsis as they came from Persia now Iran. They are one of the most successful and peace loving people you will ever come across. One of the most famous Parsis was Sir Ratan Tata.

[@atheist8890]

why do you skip the involvement in opium trade and British loyalists part?

[@therewere2032]

We abrahamics should discourage the heathen name Iran and promote the Abrahamic / Roman Helenic name Persia. Many of our Christian missionary brothers are spearheading a movement to rename the nation as Persia. We must give up the demonic pagan name Iran.

[@pavitramahakulkar8485]

German language's word are accumulated with each other and for only numbers but here one word can be modified to create a meaning.

[@sheshnag9783]

Very knowledgeable video. Thank ❤

[@scrypto3659]

Nice change.. loved the stuff

[@zuzanareacts]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@avtaar5144]

The circular battle formation is the most popular formation in Mahabharat battle and other bharat battle It is mentioned as chakra viyuh in warfare chapters and books

[@user-cl9bd1tz3b]

Assura (In Vedas) Ahurra( In Avestan) "S" changes to "H" But sometimes they also use "Ashura" "Sapta Sindhu" "Hapta Hindu"

[@zuzanareacts]

@@user-cl9bd1tz3b thanks 🙏

[@raviy150]

Parasis worship Ahur Mazda, which is the name of the Asur God.

[@therewere2032]

We abrahamics should discourage the heathen name Iran and promote the Abrahamic / Roman Helenic name Persia. Many of our Christian missionary brothers are spearheading a movement to rename the nation as Persia. We must give up the demonic pagan name Iran.

[@Ram20026]

25:53 During a ritual before starting any construction or after buying a new land aka "Bhoomi poojan" Priest pray Lord Indra not to lay eye on the land or to never enter the structure which is constructed or going to be..Its interesting because in vedas indra is a Good God but in puranas Indra is a jealous one... I think may be this chant can be from that period...

[@zuzanareacts]

@@Ram20026 wow

[@millennialmind9507]

Suras are gods, Asuras are opposite to them. You add “a” to some words and you get opposite meaning. E.g. yogya means right, ayogya means wrong. Hence Asura I.e. opposite of the Suras (gods) by just adding “a” at the beginning.hence Asura not Ashura

[@zuzanareacts]

interesting -thanks for sharing!

[@shahindranmoonieya4742]

EXCELLENT VIDEO

[@nileshpatel2256]

Beautiful Zuzana❤❤❤❤❤You are an absolute beauty😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@zuzanareacts]

@@nileshpatel2256 thanks you ❤️❤️❤️

[@nileshpatel2256]

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[@zuzanareacts]

Bless you! ❤️❤️❤️

[@PrakashSharma-mo3uh]

Thanks for giving Good information regarding Sanskrit is in this Video

[@avtaar5144]

It's asur like the other words mantr yog etc but when they speak these words in English they put extra a ( I don't know why) which becomes asuras mantra and yoga in english

[@amitkarhana2928]

Hare Krishna radhe radhe ji 🙏🙏. ..... thanku zuzna different ancient european culture got eradicated

[@anurag29000]

'Wagen' in 'German' means 'Bahan' in 'Sanskrit'

[@sageofsixpaths98]

Isn't it "Wahan"

[@therewere2032]

It's not Bahan, you fool. it is Wahan. Teaching of samskrit begins with a practice called 'waakshuddhi' so that people like you do not say Bahan for Wahan. Go learn from a master before peling jnyan. (This part you will understand).😂😂

[@avnpavan]

@@sageofsixpaths98 Vaahan. Bengalis may call it Baahan in their dialect 😂

[@Rudraiya]

BTW that clip 🐠 and arrow is from arjun the warrior prince the best animation movie done in india

[@zuzanareacts]

interesting

[@Sigma01350]

Best animation !! But the story is kinda half fake

[@DrParasites]

Yes they always add A at the end in a translation like we say mahabharat but translation mahabharata, we call Ram but translation Rama , similarly we say Ved but translation Veda ! Almost every translation has this ! I Do not know someone explain please if someone knows ..🙏

[@vickrant3523]

Arya is a derivative of the old proto-indo-european Ar-yo meaning people in search of land

[@amarjitsingh-sq5hs]

Swastik is found in most parts of the world. Swastik must have been very important symbol.

[@pavanshetty9806]

Or there was one connection before Time broke us away.

[@saratsaratchandran3085]

Shiva had seven sages as his disciples. Shukracharya went to Persia with discontents of a family and developed the Asura tribe who fought with Devas of Bharat as what happened in Mahabharata. Same people who had family conflicts!

[@JJ-jf2zg]

I'm thinking Asur refers to 1 Asur (bad/evil guy from the Asur clan) and Asura probably means more than one, or it probably means Asur in a more respected way, idk..

[@yasminbiju231]

Paath as well as padh, paad, all exist in Sanskrit, hindi and south Indian languages. Paath, as in varshapaath, himapaath ( falling of rain or snow) Padh/ padham= way,, one footstep Paadd = lesson Patham = a word ത, ഥ, ദ, ധ Difference is in oral, palatal, nasal, throaty twangs of the similar consonants But the meaning will be very very different

[@scorpio9414]

Asur and Asura are just alternate spellings of each other both can be used in exchanged.

[@brijkrishanchauhan332]

AUM in Sanskrit invariably the whole universe -the ultimate reality that exists in the form of Brahma,Vishnu and Mahesh meaning Creator,nourisher and destroyer respectively

[@emotionalIntelligence2078]

Recently got to saw a linguistic video linking Banjara tribes of India having 100+ similar words to Europe's Roma Gypsy. They were indeed indian origin but no such video was there comparing languages of desert tribes. And now thjs video linking Sanskrit to ethnic European languages is so wholesome. With time all such things vanish, just like we ourselves pick up trend words, genZ slangs etc. Siberia- Kusa is hair/ cutter Sanskrit - Kesh is hair

[@zuzanareacts]

@@emotionalIntelligence2078 i don’t know much About the their langauge. Though there is defo comneftion with European languages

[@hanumandehru4886]

Roma r india near sreeganaganar region where Punjab Haryana Rajasthan meets

[@Sunny_HP01]

This video took me back to my school days. 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 God bless you, Zuzana

[@zuzanareacts]

❤❤❤

[@BharatiyaIndore]

Asur is a Hindi word and asura is a Sanskrit word so don't be confused..both words have the same meaning.. the one who possesses lots of power.. doesn't matter if it is a positive or negative power..

[@Just_forfun9140]

Heard that Sunita Williams in the space station is Slovak-Indian.

[@krishna_pandey24]

Both languages are indo european proto baltic lannguages there is also similarity with lithuania

[@baijueapen2881]

@zuzanareacts the word "pada" means rhe foot here so you see the similarity?

[@shahindranmoonieya4742]

I CHANT IN BOTH CLASSICLA ANDIENT SANSKRIT BECAUSE I AM TAMILIAN AND I HAVE BEEN TAUGHT IN THIS TRADITION, HOWEVER, I ALSO CHANT IN MODERN CLASSICAL SANSKRIT WHEN IN SATSANGH GROUPS COMPRISING MANY LANGUAGE GROUPS. I LIVE IN SOUTH AFRICA

[@amarnathjha8319]

mem, Pat and Pad are twp sanskrit words with different meanings. Pad means lower par of legmPadestrian(Padyatri_ means someone who walks. Pay- It i aroot ver called dhatu. Many different levels are made from this by adding different suffix anf prefix.You mentioned Fall. tat in sanskrit means this PAT., Patati- fall in present tense. It was created by adding suffix Ati.Pat +ti= PATATI. Example Parnani Patanti- Leaves fall.

[@AkshayChaitanya]

Nice presentation. Swastik denotes two phases of penance or sadhana. Earlier version of Sanskrit was used in IVC. Asura word was used for extrovertedness as said by Adi Shankaracharya. Battle of ten kings must be analyzed properly. We have deities and not multiple gods. Have a journey of the channel to get more inputs.

[@rik20i1]

I'm very impressed 😊😊😊😊

[@shubzb]

Curious is sakra a slovak word? It sounds like Chakra in sanskrit (meaning round or circular)

[@zuzanareacts]

hmmm, I'd have to be a person that studies languages deeply to be able to answer this I'm afraid. However, sarka as far as I can figure this out firstly is not a word in a current slovak - the closest would be sakralny - which would be connected to the church - so more like sacral things are the divine/ or church things, if that makes sense

[@aimmethod]

*Asura* = Vedic languages _mostly referring to negative and even dem0nic energies_ *Ashura* = Avestan based languages _referring to divine energies_ Politics lead to divergence in worshipping patterns, in fact just inverse of "gods" and "demons" in each others traditions

[@zuzanareacts]

I see - thank you!

[@greaterbharat4175]

Their is no mentioned in Vedas negetive about asur but in puranas

[@IamGROOT866]

Hindi - Asur Sanskrit - Asura

[@dineshgaikwad1796]

Saraswati daughter is bramha God.....

[@saibalbh31]

He just explained there no s in persian Or older lamguages soma as homa sindhu as hindu asura as ashura. It's mahabarata you have to learn about chakraview to know about this battle formation.

[@zuzanareacts]

@@saibalbh31 ❤️❤️❤️

[@sunnyboynfs]

Asur in Hindi and Asura in English. The different comes due to how each alphabet is pronounced in hindi vs english.

[@JJ-jf2zg]

Maybe Asur is a shorted version of saying Asura, I'm not sure Like in the south (India) so I've heard they prefer saying the full word Krishena, Arjuna etc.. Whereas in the north they prefer saying krishen/Krishna and Arjun - (Arjuna sounds 😬)

[@saibalbh31]

Swastka has been found all around world even latin america.

[@sanjaysakhalkar3813]

Vedas are recited and not written, they are by hearted with sound for centuries. There is Vedas school in Pune ved pathshala school of vedas.

[@sandyjoharbishnoi9286]

Basically it's the word is "Asur" not "Asura". In english specific name, pronouns or noun like Asur subjected as Asura, Himalaya as Himalaya or Lord Ram as Lord Rama

[@diadon5674]

This was informative

[@ankurpandit9318]

western use a in words like real word is karm =karm(a),asur=asur(a),ramayan=ramayan(a)

[@avnpavan]

You are confusing Hindi with Sanskrit. Those short words are Hindi

[@vladof_putler]

I KNEW ALL THE FACTSSSSS

[@ChangappaKB-z7p]

very interesting video

[@zuzanareacts]

Glad you liked it

[@dheerajkumarroy401]

26:39 Asur or Asura - Singular Noun Asuras - Plural Noun

[@vickrant3523]

The main difference between Vedia religion and Hinduism was the introduction of Rama, Krishna and Radha subsequently, who are nothing but modified versions of RAMHA, KRESNIK and LADA of slavic folklore.

[@drashokkumar9209]

Still today , in Modern English , 70 % WORDS have their origin in SANSKRIT . SANSKRIT is the mother or Grandmother of ALL Indo-European languages . Only exceptions could be those IE languages which originated from PRE-SANSKRIT Indic language . Syntax of IE languages also came SANSKRIT initially but degenerated rapidly . Synthetic grammar gave way to Analytical ones . Still you can see SANSKRIT syntax effects in Modern IE languages . SANSKRIT grammar is highly evolved .

[@keshavcharan-r5v]

🤣🤣🤣🤣again indo european , if you have that much proud on your so called european ancestors than why are you in india go to europe