Was Valentine's Day copied from ancient India's Hindu Rig Veda ? Sinu Joseph | Cupid | Valentine

[@porchelviramr4404]

Maa Saraswathy's one of the most blessed child is Dr. Sinu Joseph. Thanks a lot. It's always pleasure to listening to you Mathe! 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@sujithharidas8535]

No doubt tears roll down from my eyes every time i hear about Bharat's Spiritual Wisdom. So less we know about it. It is so deep and unfathomable that it inspires all the time we get to hear about it. This being such a relevant topic these days we should share this as much as possible. Thanks a lot, Citti Media and Saran for doing this topic. Topics can be interesting in itself but it can more appealing and inspiring when it is presented with so much of conviction 🙏🙏🙏. Lots of respect to Sinuji. You always inspire ✨👌👌👌. Best Wishes from the Land of Lord Ayyapa 🙏

[@sachisin1924]

WOW!!! Shinu ji is so knowledge, so well versed in our scriptures, many thanks for explaining all these to us 🙏

[@pudurm]

She is a TREASURE of India keep ms Joseph safe India

[@senturi1731]

@shinu ji your sheer elegance in bharatiya attire coupled with knowledge is a blessing and pleasure to watch !!!!

[@aminaabdulla8611]

!! Om Namah Shivaya !! Jai SriKrishna !! Jai SriLaxmiNarasihma !! Jai SriRam !!

[@victorklm8256]

Om Namah Shivaya|||

[@sumandasgupta6179]

what a wonderful explanation of chakras by SInu ji !

[@MsBlueshark]

Though Sinuji is a Christian but she has explained the sanatan concepts in an unbiased way. Thank you

[@vish2553]

She has left Christianity a while back

[@raijagat4905]

She is EX-christian.

[@ravisadasivan3711]

Ghar wapasi example.

[@RC0921]

She is reverted back to the eternal religion

[@TheWorldTeacher]

@@RC0921 😇अहिंसा परमो धर्म 😇 Ahimsa paramo dharma (“non-harm is the HIGHEST religious principle” or “non-violence is the GREATEST law”). Therefore, only a strict VEGAN can claim to be an adherent of the eternal religion (sanātana dharma).

[@indranidutta1945]

Ainu speaks with such clarity. Just love listening to her.

[@johnparbhu5128]

Hindhuism is so DEEP!! Amazing. It's like the deities lived a life which was a deep message. Grateful that it has-been recorded & passed on.

[@panjabipandit]

That's exactly the point. Brahman (God as mentioned in The Vedas) created the first beings (devi devta) before he created humans. They are not perfect beings but they are a step up from humans. They make mistakes, they lived very human lives in terms of the emotions, obstacles they faced, etc. That's why we draw strength and wisdom from them because they essentially encountered it all before us and we learn what to do/not do from their lived experiences.

[@johnparbhu5128]

@@panjabipandit Thank u. Very kind of u to increase my own awareness with that little explanation. 🙌🙏

[@vish2553]

@@panjabipandit please let us not use the word God for Ishwara, Brahman, Bhagavan or Sakti. God is an Abrahamic term and specifically denotes an angry egocentric male guy. Even creation is a wrong word, manifestation is more appropriate. I will stop here, too big a topic to discuss on the rest. Thanks 🙏

[@show-n5z]

Hinduism as against Abrahamic ideas, is not just deep, but it deals with entirely different arenas. It is not a single idea revolving around a God or Creator, it is rather like, say the Amazon River with all its tributeries, vast, enormous, covering a vast area of land, It is not, at its core, a theistic ideology at all. Advaitha.......

[@NirmohiHindu]

Thanks for this information. It is high time and intellectual minds in India take up the studies of Indian ancient knowledge. Be it the Vedas, Puranas, Shastras and other literature all have to be studied and researched. It has so much for humankind and a guiding principle for the generations to come.

[@sundareshanal1849]

Some people seem to be just blessed. It is scintillating to see some one as young as Sinu Joseph , be effortlessly rooted and easy -drifting on the spiritual side of things. That she comes from an elite westernized background with a cosmopolitan upbringing , could have opted for every comfort and pleasure , fame , yet chose to tread a isolated spiritual path is remarkable. Where does she get this poise from ? If only we could get such graces showered on us.. . Most of us struggle despite our age and experience to feel as fluid as she is so obviously feeling. Pray God that she experiences Bliss and equanimity that ordinary people don't get to secure. God bless you dear..

[@VishwanathHV]

A very measured, precious comment

[@rangamanipt8883]

Yes ,no words to praise her .What a deep knowledge she has , really astonishing . Koti koti pranams to Sinuji .

[@arnipskumar3245]

Wonderful explanation by Sinu Joseph....how deep, thoughtful our Vedas....do much to learn from our own culture...valentine corrupted and marketed by West..

[@TheWorldTeacher]

Don’t believe everything you HEAR. 😝

[@beenamenon6749]

Excellent, Dr. Sinu. Thanks a lot! That was beautiful.

[@palani5376]

Very articulate and impressive. Pranams to Sinu Ma.

[@haridassg3310]

Wonderfully explained...thank you Ms Sinu Joseph... 🙏

[@sheetalyadav2460]

Beautiful Ma’am really so well explained…🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@eiljaku]

Smt Sinu has so deep understanding of puranic story and her style of explanation is unparalleled. Thank you for illuminating this generation

[@Statuskingxo]

Sinu Joseph is the best author. Her books are fantastic!

[@TheWorldTeacher]

LITERALLY fantastic. 😸

[@scorpiomother19]

What a graceful conversation!

[@ajaypai9716]

Sinu Ji superb knowledge 🙏

[@gratitude_love492]

JAI HIND !!! JAI BHARAT !!! Maa Saraswathy's one of the most blessed child is Dr. Sinu Joseph. Thanks a lot. It's always pleasure to listening to you Mathe! 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@jyotisitapure9521]

Oh. . truly enlightening

[@omshrimatrenahama9999]

Wow...very informative. Sinu ji is very knowledgeable. There is so much more to learn. 🙏🙏🙏

[@anantmvyas8271]

vāha! uttama! ati uttama! वाह! उत्तम! अति उत्तम! संस्कृतम् (saṃskṛtam) Samrāṭ (सम्राट्) Bhāratavarṣa @sinu joseph ji 🕉🇮🇳🙏💗

[@ummdask8730]

After ,all these years of searching the true meaning of “Dharma”and “Anangha” I got it from you Sinuji .Truly enlightening.Thank you and Pranam🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@mitzm7385]

In Bangladesh 5 brothers were murdered recently for trying to build a temple - why are media networks like yourselves not reporting continuously on the unstopping Hindu genocides?

[@yahooezone]

Beautifully explained. 👌👌

[@ramadevilingaraju5375]

So lucid and fascinating👍💐

[@neovenkata]

Simply Amazing, thank you for this wondeful knowledge.

[@victorklm8256]

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[@akj616]

Beautifully explained !

[@sudhindrabukkebag7502]

Amazing analysis mam Simu 🙏🏻 Your confidence while briefing is wonderful

[@kamsha0101]

Extraordinary interpretation, Thanks to Sinu Ji, My humble regards.

[@nikhilsangwai5951]

It felt like Sinu ji shoud keep talking and open up the box of wisdom & knowledge of Sanatan Dharma. These kinds of discussions should continue and never end!

[@SanjuSanju-me2tn]

Nice explanation and enlightening please do a series on this..

[@rajeshroshan2877]

Romantic love is infatuation and is the sand on which modern marriages are built, hence the growing divorce rates. Marriages should be the union of families, the raising of children and the propagation of thousands of years Dharmic tradition.

[@bharatpandit4796]

A very illuminating conversation! Wish we taught this in schools.

[@vidhyarbhat]

Amazing 👏

[@TheProudIndian]

Citti Media thank you so much for bringing us this. I can listen to Sinu ji all day 😍 she is such a power house of knowledge when it comes to Bharat and our culture. I know it might be asking for too much, but if Sinu ji can give us one story a week, it would be so beneficial. Or if she can suggest some books /videos that would be amazing too. 🙏

[@Aniruddha197]

It seems sinuji is the chosen one. Highly knowledgeable and composed. Delite for ears. 🙏

[@VBKS_AAJ]

Sinu Joseph is a gem of a women ! I just love listening to her. Knowledgable, crystal clear, factual, articulate ! Amazing !

[@premlatamahale3256]

Flood of rigved is gone to desert as well to give Noah the boat. Where there was no rains happening they gave 40 days rain to copy rigved into old testement 👍

[@Cmr_5vifail]

Compare any Greek or Latin and see how elegant the sanskrit is not necessarily of kavyas, even the esoteric riks of vedas

[@janardansingh5926]

Our Phagun is already a month of joy & rejuvenation & look what sentiments Basant Panchami creates among indians !

[@sundarrajan9886]

Sinusitis never ceases to amze me! She is quite knowledgeable and is able to impart understanding to her viewers. The four Purusharthas are: Dharma, Arthas, Kama, and MOKSHA. One can enjoy kama and artha within the bounds of Dharma. Then, one should aspire for the highest goal of life , Moksha. Unfortunately, most people kept kama and Artha and have no Dharma. Nor do they aspire for moksha . I would suggest to the viewers the following books , if I may: 1. PLAY OF CONSCIOUSNESS by Swami Muktananda of Ganeshpuri, Maharastra. This is a spiritual autobiography of this great Siddha.This describes the Kundalini and thr Chakras etc. 2. The Serpent Power by Sir John woodruff. Thank you.

[@Shankar6791]

Great work.. enlightening speech...

[@spoorthimc1543]

Wow beautifully explained!

[@raghav1976007]

Sinu Joseph is extremely knowledgable and also a wonderful articulator

[@ptk8451]

You hsve got your facts wrong .Christians were persecuted in Rome not because they went about converting pagans .It is true that they did but the reason for the persecution was that they refused to say Caesar is lord.They insisted that Jesus is Lord

[@raghav1976007]

@@ptk8451 Facts are always wrong when it doesn’t suit someone 😊😊

[@vijayraghavann.s1823]

This was a fascinating video. Such profound content explained by Sinuji with such simplicity. My compliments. 🙏

[@jagwarrior6752]

It’s always an honor to see and listen to Sinu. Thanks to Citti media for providing the platform for speakers like Sinu to share their knowledge.

[@saratsaratchandran3085]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼💐💐💐🌺!! Phenomenal insight!! Hats off!!

[@SuperMahesh26]

Resolves every doubt. Even Christmas was a Roman festival like bhogi.

[@Shivsundar143]

Ocean of knowledge ( gyana samudra) you are sister Sinu Joseph ji ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌👏👏👏👏👏🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@Sunny12-23]

Always a pleasure to hear Sinu. Very enlightening episode. Really appreciate, not just the content, but also Sinu's articulate and lucid explanations. Wish we had such resources when I was growing up. 🙏🙏

[@LifeLensAdventures007]

Thanks for the great information.

[@parmykumar8592]

"Nike" was a goddess of victory whose images were commonplace throughout the lands of Ancient Greece, the divine charioteer who journeyed upon battlefields and competitions awarding victors the spoils of glory and fame. ~ She was a personification of victory and today she has become a logo for a popular sports shoe and like many names from Ancient Greece we find its root within the Ancient language of Sanskrit. ~ "Ni" is a root from Sanskrit whose meanings are that which "leads" that which "guides" that which "governs" as seen in "Niti" a word from Sanskrit whose meaning is "moral conduct" and forms the "Niti Sastras" a guidance for mankind. ~ "Ni" meaning to "lead" forms the European "Nik" described as to lead ( ni ) all around ( k ) as in one "victorious" and this becomes "Nike" a goddess of victory and a word found in names and place names of Ancient Greece. ~ "Nice" is a city within France and one founded by Greek mariners in 350BC hence it possesses a Greek name of "Nike" whose meaning is that which is "victorious" that which "conquers" and over time it becomes "Nice". ~ "Nicene" is an Ancient city which is now known as "Iznik" a city in modern day Turkey which formed the "Nicean creed" a statement of Christian orthodoxy written in 325 AD and written again around the time of 381 AD. ~ "Nicodemus" is mentioned within the Bible, his name means victory ( nike ) of the people ( demos ) a name possessing "Da" and "Dati" words from Sanskrit meaning that which "divides" as in the division of society as in "demos". ~ "Nicanor" is another name which is found within the Bible and one which possesses the meaning of one who is victorious ( nike ) over man ( ner ) and a name which possesses "Nara" a word from the language of Sanskrit whose meaning is "man". ~ "Berenice" was a popular name amongst Ancient Egyptians while Ancient Greece took the form of "Pherenike" and in the language of Latin it became "Veronica" all of which means one who is the bearer ( phero ) of victory ( nike ). ~ Nicholas means the victory ( nike ) of the people ( laos ) and we have "Nikarete" meaning virtuous ( arete ) in victory ( nike ) and "Alexnikos" meaning one who protects ( alexis ) victory ( nike ) all names which are related to Sanskrit. Jai ho from England ❤✌

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Awesome

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[@parmykumar8592]

@@rupeshsalunke5838 "I am convinced that everything has come down to us from the banks of the Ganges and the dynasty of the brahmans" Voltaire. "Mankind together with all science must have originated upon the roof of the world, the Himalayas" Immanuel Kant. "India was the motherland of our race, and Sanskrit the mother of Europe's languages: she was the mother of our philosophy; mother, through the Arabs, of much of our mathematics; mother, through the Buddha, of the ideals embodied in Christianity; mother, through the village community, of self-government and democracy. Mother India is in many ways the mother of us all". Will Durant, American historian. 'India is, the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend, and the great grand mother of tradition. our most valuable and most instructive materials in the history of man are treasured up in India only." Mark Twain, American author: "We owe a lot to the Indians, who taught us how to count, without which no worthwhile scientific discovery could have been made." Albert Einstein, American scientist: If I were asked under what sky the human mind has most fully developed some of its choicest gifts, has most deeply pondered on the greatest problems of life, and has found solutions, I should point to India. Max Mueller, German scholar. "If there is one place on the face of earth where all the dreams of living men have found a home from the very earliest days when man began the dream of existence, it is India." Romain Rolland, French scholar. Whenever I have read any part of the Vedas, I have felt that some unearthly and unknown light illuminated me. In the great teaching of the Vedas, there is no touch of sectarianism. It is of all ages, climbs, and nationalities and is the royal road for the attainment of the Great Knowledge. When I read it, I feel that I am under the spangled heavens of a summer night. Henry David Thoreau, American Thinker & Author: In the great books of India, an empire spoke to us, nothing small or unworthy, but large, serene, consistent, the voice of an old intelligence, which in another age and climate had pondered and thus disposed of the questions that exercise us. R.W. Emerson, American Author. "Within the ancient Vedic language we have the foundation, not only of the glowing legends of the Hellas ( Greece ) but also of the dark and sombre mythology of Scandinavian and Teuton" ( Cox, Mythology of the Aryan Nations, I., 52, 53.

[@parinita.shetty]

Beautifully explained

[@seekerseeker4112]

It’s a delight to Listen to Sinu ji! So much of positive energy she spreads. Truely a devine Atman!

[@mairca80pais96]

You don't have to celebrate Valentines day if you don't want to. Don't understand why the woman giggles when she tells her story.

[@gita9282]

Nameste... beautiful explanation!

[@gita9282]

Sanatan Dharma is so amazing! This knowledge over thousands of years, spread all over the world and became digested by other countries and made into their own construct.

[@onlytruth308]

Sinuji you are great and blessed 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@ramradhakrishnan6382]

Sinu Joseph is always spot on in her discourse and continues to have this God given gift to communicate so effectively to have an erudite discussion on matters of culture, civilisation and about our day to day life and customs. Stay Blessed Ma'am.

[@rmrrao2675]

Same with Halloween. Only holiday in honor of Lord Yama.

[@jaiprem7413]

WOW ❤️ Beautifully explained 🙏❤️🕉🌹

[@s.g3452]

Jai Shivparvati the greatest lovers in the Universe. Parents of us all.🙏

[@AnitaSingh-ye2hp]

Great explanation

[@sumanaghosal5072]

What a great explanation ♾️♾️🙏🙏👌👌👌❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Sunnypad]

You need to make short videos with pertinent clips of these vlogs and links to entire videos for people to view.

[@sidhantachand]

इयम् महोदया सर्वदा रोचनीयविषयम् वदति

[@sanjbabaa]

Auto closed captioning text never misses to translate puranic as quranic, and there are many such words which are intentionally mistranslated to convey opposite meaning or opposite sense. Dark AI are at work.

[@karthikshettyable]

Feb 14th should be called Conversion Day

[@totallypointlessvideos3832]

Wow! beauty and knowledge in one person is rare. I love the way Sinuji mocks the church just like they mock hinduism. The giggles are gold.

[@Shivsundar143]

Shinu ji is proud daughter of Sanatan dharma ❤️🤗🥳👏🙌🙏🙏🙏

[@punyashloka4946]

Wow this was very deep.

[@sukhino4475]

Holi is celebrated durong that time,Basant Navrathri,Vasant Panchami, Vasantholsavam all celebrates the arrival of Spring.

[@sathu108]

It is said that Cupid, who is directly part and parcel of Lord Vāsudeva and who was formerly burned to ashes by the anger of Lord Śiva, took birth from the womb of Rukmiṇī, begotten by Kṛṣṇa. This is Kāmadeva, a demigod of the heavenly planets especially capable of inducing lusty desires. The Supreme Personality of Godhead, Kṛṣṇa, has many grades of parts and parcels, but the quadruple expansions of Kṛṣṇa-Vāsudeva, Saṅkarṣaṇa, Pradyumna and Aniruddha-are directly in the Viṣṇu category. Kāma, or the Cupid demigod, who later took his birth from the womb of Rukmiṇī, was also named Pradyumna, but he cannot be the Pradyumna of the Viṣṇu category. He belongs to the category of jīva-tattva, but for exhibiting special power in the category of demigods he was a part and parcel of the superprowess of Pradyumna. That is the verdict of the Gosvāmīs. Therefore, when Cupid was burned to ashes by the anger of Lord Śiva, he merged into the body of Vāsudeva, and to get his body again he was begotten in the womb of Rukmiṇī by Lord Kṛṣṇa Himself. Thus he was born as the son of Kṛṣṇa and celebrated by the name Pradyumna. Because he was begotten by Lord Kṛṣṇa directly, his qualities were most similar to those of Kṛṣṇa. There was a demon of the name Śambara who was destined to be killed by Pradyumna. The Śambara demon knew of his destiny, and as soon as he learned that Pradyumna had been born, he took the shape of a woman and kidnapped the baby from the maternity home less than ten days after his birth. The demon took him and threw him directly into the sea. But, as it is said, “Whoever is protected by Kṛṣṇa, no one can kill, and whoever is destined to be killed by Kṛṣṇa, no one can protect.” When Pradyumna was thrown into the sea, a big fish immediately swallowed him. Later this fish was caught in the net of a fisherman, and the fish was later sold to the Śambara demon. In the kitchen of the demon was a maidservant whose name was Māyāvatī. This woman had formerly been the wife of Cupid, called Rati. When the fish was presented to the demon Śambara, it was taken charge of by his cook, who was to make it into a palatable fish preparation. Demons and Rākṣasas are accustomed to eat meat, fish and similar nonvegetarian foods. Demons like Rāvaṇa, Kaṁsa and Hiraṇyakaśipu, although born of brāhmaṇa and kṣatriya fathers, used to take meat and flesh without discrimination. This practice is still prevalent in India, and those who eat meat and fish are generally called demons and Rākṣasas. When the cook was cutting the fish, he found within its stomach a nice baby, which he immediately presented to the charge of Māyāvatī, who was an assistant in the kitchen affairs. This woman was surprised to see how such a nice baby could remain within the belly of a fish, and the situation perplexed her. The great sage Nārada then appeared and explained to her about the birth of Pradyumna and how the baby had been taken away by Śambara and later thrown into the sea. In this way the whole story was disclosed to Māyāvatī. Māyāvatī knew that she had previously been Rati, the wife of Cupid; after her husband was burned to ashes by the wrath of Lord Śiva, she was always expecting him to come back in a material form. This woman was engaged for cooking rice and dhal in the kitchen, but when she got this nice baby and understood that he was Cupid, her own husband, she naturally took charge of him and with great affection began to bathe him regularly. Miraculously, the baby swiftly grew up, and within a very short period he became a beautiful young man. His eyes were just like the petals of lotus flowers, and his arms were long, reaching down to his knees; any woman who happened to see him was captivated by his bodily beauty. ( Bhaktivedanta purport of the fifty-fifth chapter of Kṛṣṇa, “Pradyumna Born to Kṛṣṇa and Rukmiṇī.”) Srimad bhagavatham ,10th canto.

[@karthikshettyable]

Sinuji explains it so well

[@yahooezone]

I am also from same college as of Sinu ji "M.S Ramaiah Institute of Technology", Proud of her.

[@sundarrajan9886]

Sorry, the auto speller misspelt SINUJI !

[@teachersconference8932]

Wonderful talk. Thank you for this most enlightening session ..

[@GSI3269]

Hi ...The subtitles are spelling KAMA as KARMA...these are 2 different things....Can we correct this , please ?

[@RajeevAnand]

Excellent mam

[@dongwhan7033]

I have a huge crush on Sinu😍

[@mairca80pais96]

Could Sinu Joseph please provide the academic resources that state that it is a well know fact that the ancient greeks borrowed from ancient India.

[@sumandasgupta6179]

Coke popularised Valentine's day in early 20th century

[@jyotisitapure9521]

I totally believe ...that valentine's day is copied from India

[@jogendra8249]

Sinu ji 💯 Right 🙏

[@youngatart1165]

St Valentine was a Christian priest who lived in 270 A.D. At that time, the Roman government controlled much of the World The Roman government needed many soldiers to protect its lands. The Emperor Claudius I decided that married men did not make good soldiers because they wanted to stay at home with their wives and children. He made a very strange law that said young men were not allowed to marry. He also said that any priest who married a young couple would be put to death. A priest named Valentine disobeyed the Emperor. He secretly married many young couples. When the Emperor found it out, he had Valentine imprisoned. Since Valentine had helped lovers, the day he died became the day for lovers to express their love.

[@bigtexan7562]

This lady is a Goddess

[@premlatamahale3256]

Yes, cupid is copied from kamdev of Sanatan scriptures.

[@Sathia_Remix]

A classic tale of digestion of numerous indigeneous pre christain european cultures and civilisations by the European Colonial marauding invaders then militarily now cerebrally - even Santa Claus and his rein deers group can nowhere be found in "holy" Bible Sinu Akka appearance has changed; I am seeing her in social-media after quite a long hiatus

[@shravanthinarasammaal]

Wow amazing

[@tonyblackmore6767]

Since ma"am ji , you are so gracious and beautiful.

[@RiseUp_Again]

Sinu Joseph is Gold Mine of Knowledge

[@karthikshettyable]

Kupid.... Kamadev even in the name Ka and D is there

[@giorgioferraro6262]

The story that goes around in Italy is that Valentine was mad at his lady and so, enthusiast of love. There could be something true in this too, anyway here you have the romantic element coming in. Valentine's marriage contracts had no legal value, this also explains the end of the stubborn guy. Sure he was mad at converting people, haha. Cupid could be an independent creation, one should look at the origin of Eros. Sure influences from India existed, the perfect example is pheraps goddess Anna Perenna, that is Annapurna, albeit rather enlarged to cover the lack of a Lakshmi of some kind. Those were nice times where religious staff was absorbed the natural way and not superimposed to "paganise" a cult in order to better forcing it on people... Please go on bringing light on such subjects, bless & bliss to you!

[@satishpandey6366]

🙏🙏

[@winstonbachan8372]

Love is like an arrow being shot into the heart which feels like butterflies, mixture of pain and pleasure, remove the arrow 💘 means seperation and you will experience the pain Kamdev😁 🌹💓🌹😍🌹💓🌹 Kamdev is Cupid 🤔

[@srikanthtupurani6316]

The chance of existence of a God who created this universe is so less. We don't have any evidence for such a God. It is very disappointing for many people. We see live evidence that such a thing is completely ruled out by science. Even if we believe such a God exists we can easily understand that he is aloof from this universe. Many people who have studied science won't be comfortable with such a God as the evidence is completely against the existence of such a God. She knows that the chance of existence of such a God is zero.

[@vallisubrama]

Hinduism is experiential. Even better than science. That is why it is the home of science.

[@saratsaratchandran3085]

Sorry, you are still at the Swadishtana chakra realm! Evolution is possible!!

[@srikanthtupurani6316]

I feel the first living cell was made by some aliens. Naturalistic explanation of origin of life appears absurd. Some people say living beings are complex because they are not designed. One possibility is just like we have evolution of species molecules became cell membranes and in that way evolved and and became more and more complex. Self replicating systems might have formed. We cannot rule out any of these theories. Still these arguments are not convincing.

[@show-n5z]

That is because she knows Sanathana Dharma ideas about the Universe which goes hand in hand with Science., 🙏🙏

[@ganjaya97]

@@srikanthtupurani6316 even if it possible could that same explain how a living-thing came form a materially non-living world

[@copypastebot2052]

Christmas and Easter it self is copied from pagan religions in Europe