Who is a Brahmin?

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[@kmrao06]

"Brahmana is not an entitlement, it is an attainment"❤

[@bhatkrishnakishor]

Well said

[@TheWorldTeacher]

🐟 20. BRĀHMAṆA (THE PRIESTHOOD): THE PRIESTHOOD DEFINED: A PRIEST (“brāhmaṇa”, in Sanskrit) is defined as a man who promulgates teachings and performs rituals, on behalf of a particular religious or metaphysical tradition. He should possess all saintly qualities, such as cleanliness (which is, as they say, “next to godliness”), peacefulness, austerity, intelligence, wisdom, renunciation, tolerance, patience, humility, and of course, moral uprightness and religiosity. This does not imply that a priest must possess those virtues to a perfect extent, but he ought to have each quality to at least a reasonably-high degree. Even if a man seems to be a genuine priest superficially, if he is severely lacking in even one of the clerical qualities, he cannot rightly be called a “priest”. Therefore, a dumb cleric or a dirty cleric does not, by definition, exist. As explained in the previous chapter, priests (more precisely, World Teachers) are the authoritative heads of society, thus virtue is paramount, so be wary of the multitude of PHONY “priests” in the world! N.B. In this chapter, and in this book, the terms “priest”, “spiritual master”, “(genuine) spiritual teacher”, “World Teacher”, “guru/jagadguru”, “brāhmaṇa”, “Avatāra/Avatar”, “Prophet”, “clergy”, and “cleric”, are fundamentally SYNONYMOUS, for they all refer to those excruciatingly-scarce men, who both possess the priestly qualities, and serve their communities in the role of teachers of authentic religion and morality. THE ROLE OF A PRIEST: As noted in the previous chapter, priests constitute the leadership of humanity, and are responsible for its moral and spiritual development. It is crucial to note that a priest is not required to teach just anyone and everyone in his community. Traditionally, priests (at least those who are worthy of the designation) were commissioned to teach only two groups of MALES: the rulers of society (see the following chapter vis-à-vis the monarchy), and monastics (normally boys and/or adolescents, known as “śiṣya”, in Sanskrit) in his home-school (“gurukulam”, in Sanskrit). Furthermore, it is imperative that priests assess the qualifications of each prospective disciple, such as the boy’s/man’s level of intelligence, his sincerity, and humility, in order to ascertain his suitability as a student. As Lord Jesus Christ once so rightly suggested, one should desist giving what is holy to dogs (that is, those who are hostile to righteous precepts). ULTIMATELY, the spiritual master is discerning which of his disciples will succeed him as the head of his teaching ministry. In other words, the teacher is hoping to find that young man amongst his pupils, who most fully embodies the aforementioned brahminical (that is, priestly) attributes, so that his valuable lessons are not forever lost to humanity. A perfect analogy for why a priest should teach only the two aforementioned groups of males, is with any world-class musician. Arguably the greatest pianist in history was Franz Liszt Ferenc, a Hungarian virtuoso, who lived in the nineteenth century. Quite coincidentally, Liszt became ordained in the Catholic Church in his fifties. Not only did Abbé Liszt tutor other concert pianists, but, just like priests, he did so at no monetary charge whatsoever. If he had taught novice musicians, he would have misused his valuable time, because his advanced students could have easily taught beginners (or could have taught even the TEACHERS of those novices). Therefore, if one happens to witness a (supposed) priest who regularly instructs any group of persons other than the aforementioned two groups of males, it is absolutely certain that he is a fraud. Cont...

[@nandagopal4982]

Brahmin is not by birth but by deeds only

[@TysonThe1stt]

😂 what a fool​@@nandagopal4982

[@TysonThe1stt]

​@@nandagopal4982read shastras.. janmjati sarvodharma

[@life-tainment6666]

Give credit where credit is due - the brahmins held on to the knowledge, passed on to many generations and thus saving the culture, ethics, moral preaching and giving us the opportunity to understand our history.

[@TheWorldTeacher]

There is NO SUCH word as "Brahmin". 🙄

[@mojorisin08]

@@chandra_has idiot thé good bulk of caste violence against SC and ST folks is perpetrated by OBC rascals and not by Brahmins.

[@adithip9218]

​@@chandra_haswhy do you all always think of casteism. Bramhins did do bias, so happend in other castes and subcaste as well. As the society is changing, bramhins are also making a change. Yes that they are more stricter towards caste based marriages, and also try to play monopoly in certain places such as temples which is one of the ways they can stay relevant in society, but bias towards other are reducing. Modern bramhin caste children learn,study,go and stay with various other people which don't mostly bother their parents. Stop blaming them for everything. People have recieved bias then the way to revenge is a bias or force to change perspective which is already happening. Killing them or taking their right to live just because they are bramhins is not a right thing . Jai Sri Ram

[@Sigma01350]

​@@adithip9218Brahmans were important to save our Sanatan Dharma but it is also true that Brahmans of modern day are 95% fake

[@hematirupathi1283]

May be to some extent some gurus did it.. But mostly bramhins are the main reason for casteism, discrimination.. They did a lot of damage to hinduism

[@Lovehumanity33]

I listened it again. This video is so uplifting. Thank you.

[@clauaome25]

Hello. I am Mexican woman but fan of your channel.

[@TheWorldTeacher]

Good Girl! 👌 Incidentally, Slave, are you VEGAN? 🌱

[@arjyachatterjee6874]

Are you a descendant of upper caste Aztec priest who were dehumanised by upper caste Spaniards ?

[@themanwithnoname9578]

Wtf dude. Always cringe caste bullshit.

[@clauaome25]

@@arjyachatterjee6874 no, I am descendant of our last Aztec emperor Moctezuma. The Spaniards only “won” thanks to all the diseases they brought to America. They got their asses beat pretty much every time otherwise.

[@iammealways1124]

​@@themanwithnoname9578maybe converted batch

[@AshwinSriram]

I appreciate the depth of research you do. Ignore the naysayers. Continue doing what you do. It is Satya that is Dharma and not our specific ideological leanings that matter. Good luck.

[@nareshreddy9042]

Ardha ratri video release chesarante Mee dedication levels ki take a bow❤

[@agnistorm2024]

I do not want to take away any credit for his hard work, as I assume he is not in the IST time zone.

[@mvbhaktha]

Truly an eye opener there is so much mist surrounding the word "Brahmin" sadly in my hometown the so called or who proclaims themselves as "Brahmins" feel they are above everyone, during functions they force us to feed them first as "Brahims" and only after they all have finished eating and washed hands others are allowed to eat - what a pathetic mind set these people still have ?? The villagers have stopped inviting them "Brahmins" to functions for this discrimination. You are videos are truly amazing and based on factual references from our scriptures / ithihasa / puranas / upanishads etc - your channel is really underrated. I do share your videos in all my WhatsApp groups. God bless you and give you all the strength to bring out more such videos 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@Sigma01350]

They are fake Brahmins 🤫....!! 95% Brahmans of India are fake

[@236715238221]

It is human nature to feel high about themselves and low of others when they possess something good…

[@mvbhaktha]

@@236715238221True 👍👍 all the discriminations are man made - it is a typical "low life" mind set

[@madhuribodapati4079]

Namaste 🙏..your content and passion towards Santana Dharma is contagious. Bless you..

[@aumnaad]

Your documentaries are some of the most engaging ones and broad and deep content on such topics that I have come across. Also very helpful that you provide references. Would it be possible to do verbatim translation [rather than just of take away message only] as an option too? I am asking too much but no harm in asking / seeking knowledge! Hindi or English translations of these wide works is otherwise not easily accessible. I remain very grateful to your works nevertheless.

[@veerpat5331]

As always well informed and well put. I was lucky to come across Kannada Vidwansa Bannanje Govindacharya, who often pointed "Satyakama" story. His pravachanaa and interviews as part of "Satya Darshana" TV series were eye openers. Keep illuminating..🪔

[@satyam1529]

Many years back, a telugu brahmin family used to stay next door. Lady always used to treat us inhumanely and always shows us that "I am Brahmin". One day, my sister questioned her that you show your caste in front of us always. What about eating outside(hotels), there you don't know who the cooking person is and his caste. Not able to answer, ran away. One day, the family vanished from society in midnight. Because we raised one question on her personal family life in public. Not able to answer. Other society members too started questioning about same. Later on we came to know one more important point, why she used to show her caste in front of us, that one of society member told her that you being brahmin, but not really looking like Brahmin. And that family whom you say are not Brahmin, are actually looking like Brahmins only. They are more Brahmin than you. She got angered with words and started maligning our family in society. And she was doing this, since the moment she came to stay in our society. See how the Almighty punished her. Treat everyone equally.

[@srpucsrpuc3509]

MIND-BLOWN BY THE LEVEL OF RESEARCH & THE WAY THE FACTS, FIGURES & REFERENCES ARE PRESENTED WITH ORIGINAL SOURCES IN SAMSKRTAM ITSELF.. MITIGATING ANY CHANCES OF MISINTERPRETATION! 🔥 HATSOFF! KEEP GROWING!🔥👍

[@000Aful]

You are yourself explaining that varnas are not by birth but by actions and education, and then you yourself are making a mistake in the case of brahmins not allowing entry to shudras in the temples. You must understand that just like brahmins were not by birth, similarly shudras were also not by birth. Certain people, even brahmin varna people, when they committed certain crimes or wrong acts, were downgraded to the shudra category. And sometimes, in cases of very extreme crimes, 3 to 6 generations of such people were outcaste and considered untouchables for pious people. It was these untouchables, which were not allowed entry into certain temples because of their wrong acts, not all shudras. Even in today's times, Ranbir Kapoor was not allowed entry into Mahakaal temple because he is a beef eater. 1400 years ago, such a person would be striped of his varna and considered an untouchable. It was not that brahmins were oppressing shudras as a whole. Even all shudra samsakaras from birth to marriage to funeral were also done by brahmins only. So how can you even think that all shudras were oppressed or kept out from temples? Obviously, they were not. It was only a certain few wrongdoers who were, and are even today kept out from certain temples. That's all. Rest is all evangelical propaganda.

[@satyampandey-kk1nf]

Varna is by janma

[@reporterpeople4814]

My understanding is Brahmin is not a caste. It is an elevation in human to the knowledge of knowing who is Brahman or god. By birth some of them get to know the divine through their parents and they become Brahmin. However those who didn’t get that birth should strive to reach that level. Suppose if someone born in Brahmin family didn’t elevate to that level they will take another birth at lower level. As you think you become.

[@srihari_views]

Sir, your videos are gem. It should last forever (until KZbin exists) and pass on the knowledge to our future generations. You’re doing an excellent work. God bless you. I watch all your videos without a miss.

[@AmanKumar12138]

One way to end casteism I feel is let's start having common surname all over Bharat like 'Bhartiya' or ' 'Bharti' instead of having caste based surnames.

[@raizelanders2622]

Good video but still needs a lot more information. India is vast and very diverse to generalize anything. I hope you also make a video for the good side of brahmin. Love from netherlands. Hari Om.

[@Kukhyaati]

It is not brahmin but braahman

[@nandakishoresuvvari]

It was a short piece cut down from the complete full length documentary which is posted in this channel few days ago..

[@raizelanders2622]

@@nandakishoresuvvari i did watch that one as well. Same conclusion.

[@ObamacareMishra]

Brooo, You are not living in India? I couldn't believe you uploaded a video at this hour of the night. Fantastic. Watching it now

[@TheWorldTeacher]

Why do you call your nation by the name given to it by the British (from the PERSIAN word “Hindustan”)?☝️ What’s wrong with its PROPER name (Bhārata)? 🇮🇳

[@rggrrggr290]

@@TheWorldTeacher its fine

[@areascoda2912]

​@@TheWorldTeacher things have multiple acceptable names. dont cause drama.

[@Sigma01350]

​@@areascoda2912 Why??? India has been given by Britishers which was a direct modification of a term Indica(given by Greeks).....!! Whose logic was based on Sindhu river which is now in Pakistan so what is remaining to call this country as India??

[@areascoda2912]

@@Sigma01350 one day, Pakistan will become part of India again. The core values and philosophy come from the ancient Indus-Saraswathi Civilisation.

[@jankorinek2707]

Thank you for this magnificent work od yours. Greetings from Prague, Czech Republic.

[@Shashank777raju]

Anna we want video on veg , non veg and bali sampradaya..please do it

[@adityadwadasi6244]

Great Work 👏👏👏. As a person who born in Brahmin varna I always believed that Varna is temporary it’s all about knowing Brahman.

[@seekerNLearner]

Great work brother, keep it coming which needs more reach ❤

[@Malkava24]

There is Brahman in every person.

[@Hacktivist12]

If that is so why shudras(dalit) can't wear Janeu, can't study Vedas, can't take sanyasa, can't offer pind-daan to departed soul of their ancestors ?. All these rules are established by Brahmins only.

[@priyadarshandeenadayalan8135]

​​@@Hacktivist12who said they can't offer pinda daan, can't become sanyasi ? Who said they dont wear janeu ? Habibi come to tamilnadu. The land of temples and culture.

[@Hacktivist12]

​@@priyadarshandeenadayalan8135 Adi Shankaracharya had laid down these rules in his commentary on various religious text. The current Shankaracharya also taking that casteist legacy forward. I respect Tamil people if you guys do not discriminate on the basis on birth caste, in north india only Arya Samaj allow Shrudas to wear Janeu, study Vedas and other religious duties. Shrudas can't wear Janeu: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sImTd2h8adGfiaM Shrudas can't take sanyas kzbin.info/www/bejne/iGmwgXqqmryobK8

[@priyadarshandeenadayalan8135]

@@Hacktivist12 what to say brother. End of the day Dharma is first and anything to protect it. Grahasthan that is a family man is highly regarded and is no where less to a sanyasi according to our dharma sutras. I would ask people to follow the shankaracharya of sringeri. Basically when somebody is doing puja in temples, he should be madi ( bathed, no touching anybody) until the completion of rituals. But the dominant land owning class along with brahmins systematically made the shudras which means peasants and artisans as lower class by creating may histories on them. The classic example I would say is Bengali jati formation 😂😂😂. Seriously I was laughing reading about it as a Brahmin myself 😂. In this Full video he explained the scripture tree. So what ever we get confusion the higher shastra should be taken. The Supreme is vedas. We should follow it. Basically brother if you have money you'll be respected anywhere also education which gives you knowledge. The varna is different but taking it to saying somebody has neech is high level of non sense. We all are from paramathama and the end is we merge into paramathma. Just to add, our parents will not even touch us until puja is done. Even the clothes are kept separated and maintained no body touch it. Even the family members. It's high time we all unite to protect the country in the name of indians. Jai hind brother.

[@priyadarshandeenadayalan8135]

@@Hacktivist12 Brother actually these are said for brahmans because it's a stage but it's totally corrupted by alcoholics, and greedy people just by birth call themselves brahmins. Because of not understanding all believe things as said even shankaracharayas. It's sad they can't understand these small things.

[@DhirenVyas261]

People are forgetting that it was bramhins who memorised our entire vedas and puranas when islamic invations started. because they were burning every single scriptures from our land. Also, there are unsung wars fought by bramhins in past and won, where kshatriyas were defeated. thats the beauty of Sanatan.

[@mehul050]

The original name might have portrayed a negative image right off the bat as a clickbait, whereas the content is completely neutral. I hope this new title still makes people watch this video ❤

[@Sigma01350]

It means that Karma decide whether you are a Brahmin or not....!! And by this logic 99% of modern day who call thereselves as Brahmins are fake

[@loserang2877]

​@@Sigma01350😂 yes but that's not how reality works

[@hematirupathi1283]

In reality which is present times bramhins treeat others as sudras.. I heard many times these words by myself.. In my hometown there are priests in temples who dont even offer fruits if they are given by people other than bramhins.. Doing these they cannot expect respect from others.. Leave the bc, sc st they dont give minimum respect to other oc people.. Doing these definitely will affect the unity of hindus..this will weakken the trust of devotee directly.. By doing all these dirty deeds brahmins cannot expect dignity or respect from other hindus.. This discrimination also gives chance to other religions to target hinduism.. Annamayya,, adi sankarcharya, basavacharya , madhvacharya did a lot to erase this discrimination but till now many bramhins are doing these.. Charging huge money for every thing encashing the fear of hindus is the most dirtiest thing they can do.. So first brahmins correct ur perspective.. Just by birth respect wont be given. It should be earned..

[@shrinivasm6983]

Nice collection of Truth from our puranaas, answers all questions and doubts about varnas ❤

[@tangotangoh]

Namaskaram and Thank You for this.

[@rajendradasari9051]

Namaskaram Project Shivoham. Sri gurubyo namaha.

[@TheWorldTeacher]

There is NO SUCH word as "Brahmin". 🙄

[@TheWorldTeacher]

🐟 20. BRĀHMAṆA (THE PRIESTHOOD): THE PRIESTHOOD DEFINED: A PRIEST (“brāhmaṇa”, in Sanskrit) is defined as a man who promulgates teachings and performs rituals, on behalf of a particular religious or metaphysical tradition. He should possess all saintly qualities, such as cleanliness (which is, as they say, “next to godliness”), peacefulness, austerity, intelligence, wisdom, renunciation, tolerance, patience, humility, and of course, moral uprightness and religiosity. This does not imply that a priest must possess those virtues to a perfect extent, but he ought to have each quality to at least a reasonably-high degree. Even if a man seems to be a genuine priest superficially, if he is severely lacking in even one of the clerical qualities, he cannot rightly be called a “priest”. Therefore, a dumb cleric or a dirty cleric does not, by definition, exist. As explained in the previous chapter, priests (more precisely, World Teachers) are the authoritative heads of society, thus virtue is paramount, so be wary of the multitude of PHONY “priests” in the world! N.B. In this chapter, and in this book, the terms “priest”, “spiritual master”, “(genuine) spiritual teacher”, “World Teacher”, “guru/jagadguru”, “brāhmaṇa”, “Avatāra/Avatar”, “Prophet”, “clergy”, and “cleric”, are fundamentally SYNONYMOUS, for they all refer to those excruciatingly-scarce men, who both possess the priestly qualities, and serve their communities in the role of teachers of authentic religion and morality. THE ROLE OF A PRIEST: As noted in the previous chapter, priests constitute the leadership of humanity, and are responsible for its moral and spiritual development. It is crucial to note that a priest is not required to teach just anyone and everyone in his community. Traditionally, priests (at least those who are worthy of the designation) were commissioned to teach only two groups of MALES: the rulers of society (see the following chapter vis-à-vis the monarchy), and monastics (normally boys and/or adolescents, known as “śiṣya”, in Sanskrit) in his home-school (“gurukulam”, in Sanskrit). Furthermore, it is imperative that priests assess the qualifications of each prospective disciple, such as the boy’s/man’s level of intelligence, his sincerity, and humility, in order to ascertain his suitability as a student. As Lord Jesus Christ once so rightly suggested, one should desist giving what is holy to dogs (that is, those who are hostile to righteous precepts). ULTIMATELY, the spiritual master is discerning which of his disciples will succeed him as the head of his teaching ministry. In other words, the teacher is hoping to find that young man amongst his pupils, who most fully embodies the aforementioned brahminical (that is, priestly) attributes, so that his valuable lessons are not forever lost to humanity. A perfect analogy for why a priest should teach only the two aforementioned groups of males, is with any world-class musician. Arguably the greatest pianist in history was Franz Liszt Ferenc, a Hungarian virtuoso, who lived in the nineteenth century. Quite coincidentally, Liszt became ordained in the Catholic Church in his fifties. Not only did Abbé Liszt tutor other concert pianists, but, just like priests, he did so at no monetary charge whatsoever. If he had taught novice musicians, he would have misused his valuable time, because his advanced students could have easily taught beginners (or could have taught even the TEACHERS of those novices). Therefore, if one happens to witness a (supposed) priest who regularly instructs any group of persons other than the aforementioned two groups of males, it is absolutely certain that he is a fraud.

[@vivekyt2428]

Pluz Make a video on how old rig vada are because recently i show video of western historian who say rig vade is not that old and plus give evidence, if you are making video. So that i can counter them with prove

[@nandininegaluri354]

I have a question, plz don't ignore and answer it. You said that , it is clearly mentioned in Vedas that a sudra who has attained Vedic knowledge is a brahmin. But in Sri Guru charitra of dattatray, there is an instance where Sri Guru calls a lower caste person makes him take bath and asks one of his disciple to draw 7 lines with bhasma on that outcaste person after that sriguru asks him to tell each of his birth and once that person goes to his last janma of Brahmin he attains Vedic knowledge and recits Vedas, then he starts pestering sriguru to accept him in Brahmin caste as he attained Vedic knowledge, but sriguru tries to. Make him understand that a person becomes Brahmin only if he takes birth with a new body, he even went on to explain that vasistha maharshi accepted his wife arundhati only after he turned down her body certain times then after taking new body then he accepts her as his wife. Now I request you to plz go go through those and clarify my doubts. Sri Guru charitra is dattatreya 's charitra, and it paved path for natha sampradaya. So why is there opposites like these. These are the genuine doubts , expecting you to answer

[@AnubhavD]

true reality of life Everybody has hardship in life Irrespective of caste . Jai shree krishna

[@_That_which_is_not_]

If you could translate your videos in Malayalam, it would be a great gift for keralites. Hate after knowing the truth is acceptable..hate comes from ignorance is embarassing

[@santoshtrisal2107]

I completely believe in your narration of Who is Brahman? Thank-you!God bless you!🙌🌞🙏 Ignite the sense of equanimity in abundance.I believe telling stories that teach the reality of being a Human .So I'm doing that as I believe in equanimity.Dharma is the only discipline to work towards the betterment of our life.🙌🌞🤗🍁🙏 Keep doing good for the human race.👌👍👌

[@mojorisin08]

Why not ask the question -- who is a Shudra? Why are Brahmins made to feel apologetic and define themselves in negative statements. A Brahmin is not born a Brahmin. DUH. By that logic, a Shudra is not born a Shudra. Why then is a person born to a Shudra mother? There is a diff between JAti and Varna and most folks seem to forget that all the injunctions in dharma shastras are for people who are BORN as Brahmins and not for Shudras who lead a Brahmanical life.

[@nandagopal4982]

The so called shudras are still treated as untouchables and not allowed to worship in temple by the Brahmins.This is happening now in 21st century ! How can we overcome this unnecessary discrimination ?

[@anandhindu3123]

Shudras.... ARE the pillars/foundations of the Hindu society...... just like the workers are base for a factory to function!!! However, few inconsiderate "S" class people, for monetary benefits, started revolting against the upper class..... just not Brahmins alone..... Since, the society is reformed mostly by Brahmins, they GOT highlighted more than others..........

[@titfortatt-regionalist]

Bruh, some temples ban men from going in, some ban women. But my Shudra friend got married inside a temple, the Pandit ji made that possible

[@Kukhyaati]

Shut up bhimta😂

[@arjyachatterjee6874]

Why lower caste Hindus are discriminated by upper caste Muslims, Christians and Buddhists ? What is the plight of Rgyapa and Rohida in Tibet and Sri Lanka who are treated as worse by upper caste Buddhists ?

[@Kukhyaati]

I am an ardent dhruv rathee fan. If a war happens, then i will always support other countries because the ruling govt is not good enough. Andhbhakts stay away, cuz you are a bhakt of modi but i am a true deshbhakt😤

[@prashobh216]

I am from the OBC caste and agree that anyone with a Nair, Menon name at the end of their names is totally wrong. I also think it should be criminalized. Imagine Whites in the USA having names like “John Slave Owner '' or “Jack Torturer of Blacks” which is exactly the same as Shyam Menon; except the Menons were more brutal to the OBCs than the Whites towards the Blacks. Just as the Whites of the USA have moved on, Indians who are descendants of abusers of other castes need to move on to realities. However the caste system is part of Hinduism but as a labor division not an avenue for discrimination. It got messed up over time but you cannot say things are not getting better in modern India. The current Indian cabinet has a record of 27 ministers from OBC. From my experience as a professional engineer and professor, I know that specialization in jobs has advantages. I still do wiring contracts and believe me every turn of a screw has a skill and failures of projects will happen if they are not turned properly. Hinduism did have a problem of castes disrespecting each other which started 2500 years ago which is why Buddhism and Jainism started to fight this trend. I believe India is a holy land and God let the invaders conquer India to solve the issue just as Parashurama killed 21 generations of warrior people during the previous time this caste egoism happened. About 21 generations of the tormenting caste were killed off by the invading Muslims and Christians. These Muslim and Christian conquerors needed the people who produced food, clothes, machines and artifacts for the country or else it would have been an unprofitable venture for them. There is no such thing as lower or higher caste. Ignorance is a bane for humanity. For example, most terrorists have no clue why they committed their crimes. A Shudra can reach the ultimate goal of human life which is to realize we are God ourselves. Examples of Shudras who did it are Valmiki and Vyasa, the authors of the Ramayana and Mahabharata respectively. If you go to research the backgrounds of the 1000 greatest sages of Hinduism, most are from the Shudra caste. It is simple, only the poor put in the necessary efforts to reach greatness. Each person doing the best they possibly can in their chosen field is itself a worship to God. The ultimate farmhand who tends the crops with love, the ultimate machine maker or trader, the ultimate warrior and the ultimate teacher about Brahman. In the original caste system, the other castes need not pray, they just achieve as much as Michael Jordan plays basketball or Usain Bolt runs the 100 m. In the back of their minds they know the prayers for the society are being taken care of by the Brahmins.

[@Kukhyaati]

I lost it when you said caste system is a part of hinduism😂 You are stupeed

[@arjyachatterjee6874]

Your comparison between white racism and Indian caste system and the analogy between surnames show your stupidity, not worthy of any discussion. First, learn about caste system and ethnic conflicts of African blacks like different caste groups in Somalia, Nigeria etc. and then talk rubbish.

[@AshwinSriram]

you are right in saying these invaders came as an act of god although the invaders had their own brutality and ideology that have further corrupted the soil today. Swami Vivekananda said something similar to your line of reasoning - he uses the words "wrath of God" in his writings. He said India was suffering from collective papa karma (mistakes made by some of our ancestors due to the emergence of Kali Yuga) and that majority of people today were deeply stuck in tamas guna (while pretending to think they are closer to sattva). Swami wanted Indians to move towards Rajas guna collectively and this is why he encouraged a more practical outlook rather than focus too much on spiritual evolution. He wanted us to grow first physically and mentally (he said play football before you pick up the Gita) and then he said the strength will come to move towards spirituality and Dharma which is the true purpose of India as a nation. He had high dreams and deep love for India and Hinduism but unfortunately his criticism of the wrong beliefs in Hindu culture (the wrongs that have happened in society) have not been understood by the Hindus themselves. I am saying this as a Hindu who cares about the religion and country and the current state of things.

[@prashobh216]

​@@AshwinSriram Vivekananda said something like (I did paraphrase it a lot): When mantras gave people all they needed, Brahmins were the most powerful humans, when the Brahmins forgot their mantras, the Ksytriyas took over for a long period of history. When fighting stops due to the increasingly destructive power of weapons, the Viashayas and Shudras will be the most powerful; imagine you are going to fight with a person with the assured knowledge that both of you will die, will you choose to fight? Today the Viashya businessmen are the most powerful. When computers take over the world, the Sudras who can follow instructions of the computers the best will be the most powerful on earth.

[@gouthamkrishnan6718]

@@prashobh216 Banning caste organisations and caste reservation system in India is the only way to eradicate caste system in our country right now.

[@Iamdattatreya]

Dude u literally uploaded the same video which u uploaded few weeks ago , 😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫 seriously dude !!

[@ProjectShivoham]

I know and I did it purposely. Please check the community post

[@pamulapravallikareddy7023]

Anna I relly admire ur work nd rom this video I would like to ask a question ,, can you brief about karna and his guru shri Parashurama .. because the story I heard is that karna was cursed by parashurama because he was not a brahmin and he lied to get his danurvidya .. i am not sure if this is the exact quoting of the vedic texts but I would really want to know what was the truth ..

[@gargeesharma9901]

your Sanskrit pronounciation is so pure and clear

[@Jyotiranjan-Routraya]

But your dressing sense is worst Please live a life with Sanatan Dharma Don't be like animal's Attend the moksh this the importance of human body

[@DC-zi6se]

​@@Jyotiranjan-Routraya no she won't and you don't need to do Sanatani thekedari 😂

[@avneeshsingh6863]

Never could believe the narrative . Thankyou so much for wonderfully detailed video🙏🙏

[@hemanthmurthy9669]

Excellent documentation and narration sir. Please release more such videos will be very helpful and useful for current and our next generation. 🙏 Hemanth Murthy USA

[@Manoj_BNP]

Thank you so much for the video Sir 🙏🙏🙏

[@chakrabortyindranil6326]

I have been listening to you to understand more about you for a long time. I found you the most intelligent yet pathetic analyser as you only look into one side of rhetoric to fit your argument. You do not understand bishesya and bisheshon. You do not understand blood which is very powerful component. You don’t spend thousands to buy street dog. it does not mean that street dog is any better or worse in quality than a pedigree Shepherd’s dog. Remember only a Brahman Brahman is a Brahman. Where the first Brahman is noun and the second Brahman is an adjective, determined by karma and gotten by prabdha. Sri Krishna created Brahman and Veda where Brahman is the hardware and the Veda is a software. Mental purity comes from physical purity. Castes of Rishi Kashyap’s offsprings was determined by their mothers as all Pandavas were addressed as kounteya. It appears that you are not yet ready for the knowledge you are acquiring. you are not wise. you are all over the place. You have no Sraddha which is the most important matter for transcendental realisation? Try and understand Shankar. Your understanding gave rise to Jains, Arya Samaj buddhism, Sikhism, shaibya, Vaishnovism and many more. Bhagwan Mahadev is fire brings destruction so it’s obvious that iron and Gold are alike. If you are not first born in a Brahman family with all qualities of a Parampara Brahman, then you are only Brahman by adjective not by noun provided you posses satya qualities. So par Bhagavad-Gita you will return and born in a Brahman family to attain kaiballya. I think you have learnt enough so, stop learning, stop reading and stop trying to understand and find a Brahman guru (eg puri Nischalananda) who will help you open your eyes to see through things By being haughty , you will bring misery to yourself and to your audience. If you understand the abstract concept of time such as no beginning or no end, then you will see that all those age old precedents you bring forward are happening today, being told and being written now. You need to understand the point of relevance. Different arguments have different relevance in different timescale. Remember Shree Krishna only took incarnation in either Brahman lineage or kstryas lineage. Bhagavad-Gita is where backstops. Hari Om tat sat.

[@piaraylal5402]

My somany confusions got cleared by your priceless vedio. 👌👌👌❤️❤️❤️🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@satyam1529]

Well explained. Sorry to say. Still i find some people who being a Brahmin by so called caste, don't treat other properly in any matter. In south, i find this more, compare to other parts of country. They say it "PROUDLY", that they are Brahmins. But don't understand the real meaning of it. And do untouchable acts

[@suchitramittal9625]

Thanks for great information , i was keen to learn about Varna & here my concept got cleared .

[@Maya_in_search_of_truth]

Thank you so much for your informed presentation. I thoroughly enjoyed the information you shared based on authoritative Vedic literatures, supported by contextual evidence and pointing out that Vedic frame of reference is truthful and inclusive based demonstrable qualities, as opposed rigid dogmas which in turn breed exclusion and intolerance.🙏

[@balusclassroom5785]

Valuable work. Many many best wishes and congratulations to vanish ignorance. Thank you sir.

[@ChandraSekhar-er4ji]

🙏 ఋగ్వేదం, 5వ మండలం, ఆత్రేయ స్మృతి 141-142 ప్రకారం: జన్మనా జయతే శూద్ర: కర్మణా జయతే ద్విజ: వేద జ్ఞానేషు విప్రాణాం బ్రహ్మ జ్ఞానంతు బ్రాహ్మణా:

[@GTSEnterprise]

Thanks for this information. We have the responsibility convey this information our people of hindu. Today on word i planned to learn Sanskrit....

[@reevancarey]

Would love to see a video breaking down controversial things in the Manusmirti ❤

[@abhinavambardar626]

By birth I am a kashmiri brahmin. Trying to become one by deeds. I absolutely agree that one attains brahmin state not through birth but by implementation of the contents of this video

[@DC-zi6se]

No. A brahmin by birth is already a brahmin. Theoretically one can say a lot of things but practically Brahmins are born and not made.

[@RogueIntel]

Already watched this in the main documentary but will leave this video playing while I work in the kitchen

[@Danetto]

great channel. great discussion

[@tsvksharma]

@Project Shivoham , produce telugu version of this please 🙏

[@Sigma01350]

Why?? Ever

[@tsvksharma]

@Sigma01350 because 1)this man maintains telugu channel too 2) many ppl I'm telugu states esp in andhra are too fixated on 'cast by birth concept'and they can't understand English ..so this in telugu may help

[@krisrau1112]

Waiting for a change in our constitution. Hope oneday we bring back the varnashrama system where profession defines caste and caste doesn't come by birth.

[@achyuthcn2555]

If you believe in Reincarnation, you must know that soul gets a body that it deserves based on its karmas of previous lives. So why would God give you a body of a shudra if you deserve to be a brahmin?? Don't act as if birth is nothing special. So, Birth plays a key role in deciding Varna, but that person must do relevant duties of his varna if he wants to make the best use of opportunity. So a Brahmin is a person who is born to brahmins AND does all the duties of brahmins as prescribed by Shastras.

[@Sigma01350]

Hey murkh..!! God give different Yoni on the basis of your Karma. Not Varna🤡🤡

[@BiswajeetSingh-rj1cu]

You are not given the body of a brahmim, kshatriya etc. You are born in the family of brahmins and kshatriya as per your past karmas (that doesn't mean you will automatically become a kshatriya or a brahmin) Also, those who are not born in a brahmin Or a kshatriya family could become them as per their qualities and karm

[@achyuthcn2555]

@@BiswajeetSingh-rj1cu , You are totally wrong. God created four varnas. What does that mean? God created Four types of people fit to do their respective svadharma bcz varna dharmas are obviously different and require different skill set. Then why wouldn't a child born to a Brahmin couple have brahmin qualities?? Shastras teach varna by birth, not by mere work.

[@BiswajeetSingh-rj1cu]

He created four varnas based on qualities and occupation (it is clearly mentioned in bhagwat geeta) You r proving yourself wrong only Also, in ribhu gita (shiv rahasya puran) it is mentioned anyone who believes in birth based varna is shiva drohi 😂 It's better to be a non believer of adulterated smritis than being a shiv drohi. Period

[@BiswajeetSingh-rj1cu]

​​@@achyuthcn2555 of course a boy/girl will have the qualities of brahmin if he is born and raised in actual brahmim families Still it doesn't change the fact that other people can be a brahmin Or a kshatriya you don't became a certain varna just by birth or you became superior 😊

[@TheGoldbags]

Source of Eklavya story is BR Chopra's Mahabharat

[@bhavanavidyamandir]

Ekalavya once shoots an arrow in the dark hearing the bark of dog because it disturbed his sleep which makes the dog incapable of barking. It is the dog's dharma to bark when it encounters a stranger which is why teaching dhanurveda to ekalavya is not in the interest of loka-kalyana. Not only for Dronacharya but also for any other teacher it would be adharma to teach dhanurveda to ekalavya.

[@JSBisht-wc9dr]

Most authentic content worthpraise , no distortion, original source mythology, vidio is insightful

[@krisrau1112]

Great video. Thank u so much. Alot to learn from you, by the mercy of the Supreme.

[@srinivasanrengarajan3911]

Thank you for starting from the scriptures & Nandhanar. Ramanuja also practiced unity

[@Sathia_Remix]

pulled in verses from various text / scriptures about this sensitive topic - those who wrote Mahaabhaaratham and Raamayanam - were not of Braahminical birth - but attained this

[@prashobh216]

I was arguing with a kshatriya caste person about the caste system. Below is a Hindu reference. I typed in youtube, “ambedkar history” and the first youtube that showed up was below. Where are you getting your information? Anyone who thinks Ambedkar was treated well in India must have been living under a very thick and heavy coconut shell. There are zero articles on Ambedkar having a respectable life in India. Your kind should change, you are living too much in the past glory of your ancestors subjugating the OBCs. The world is also getting very much into machines, AI and other technologies and from my observation as an electrical engineering professor and professional engineer, the OBCs are far superior in these hands-on and skill based activities from their innate nature spanning millennia, so the OBC will be the leaders of it. Vivekananda also predicted this where he said, when mantras gave people all they needed, Brahmins were the most powerful humans, when the Brahmins forgot their mantras, the Ksytriyas took over for a long period of history. When fighting stops due to the increased destructive power of weapons, the Viashayas and Shudras will be the most powerful. With the far larger population of the OBC, as a result of the invasions by the Muslims and Christians. The OBCs will be ruling India henceforth; the power is surely gravitating towards them (Modi, Annamalai etc); there is no more room for discriminatory people and agents who defend them, not only in India but worldwide.

[@saravanansujaritha2087]

Sir, is caste based on birth according to manusmriti? Please reply to this, sir. Thank you 🙏

[@Jashwanth-cw1ri]

No we have to attain it A son a Brahmin ac be a sudra and visa versa

[@anti-pandit]

There is no Caste in Hinduism According to Vedas and Geeta And caste by birth is illogical.

[@AtharvaSathaye]

Why have you uploaded the same video again? That too just a small part of the whole video?🤷🏻

[@narayanaswamysekar1073]

Truly enlightening presentation. Thank you.

[@skydangwal175]

Can you please make a video on a mantra that agastya gave to rama on the battle field when rama was confused and tierd. The mantra is a prayer to sun god and it is believed that one who chant this mantra three times attains victory every where.

[@Padmasri1505]

We want Telugu also..plz..😮

[@RJ-lk6qn]

“Stop complaining about British did this and Portuguese did that. What are YOU doing today “❤❤

[@ravish05]

I recall watching this video before. Is this being reposted again?

[@bhatkrishnakishor]

Yes, just one portion of the previous video, which is up as well.

[@rameshmaddala9982]

Sorry, a correction! Ekalavya is not Lord Krishna's cousin. Krishna's father, Vasudeva has three systers, one among them was Kunti, to whom Arjuna was born. Sishupala and Ekalavya were sons of other two mothers-in-law of Krishna. Hence Ekalavya is related to Krishna as brother-in-law and not cousin. Incidentally, he was given by his parents in adoption to Hiranyadhanva, king of Tribals.

[@murkhuddindalal]

There are many temples in Chhatisgarh, Odisha, and Jharkhand that are run by Aadivasis and not by "your narration" of Brahmins (who did not let some untouchable in Tamil Nadu). Temple is a place decided by communities, not by varnas. If you are open-minded (and dare getting challenged), you would answer/reply to my comment. Look for Shri Jagannath Temple in Koraput, Odisha that is not run by "your narration" of Brahmins. Temple is a community gathering place.

[@murkhuddindalal]

Still awaiting your reply? You don't care a damm?

[@Namish-yv9mz]

He accepts the mistake of the Indian society. Why are you so much hellbent on getting a reply. He makes videos that's it. He doesn't even check the comments. His documentaries are enough to reply to wrong "facts". I am not putting a blame on anyone but hear me out. We all know that there have been a lot of cases on discrimination on the basis of caste ( as we call it ). What he is telling in fact admitting is that this system is bad this should be annihilated and Vedic culture does not promote this. It is happening in the name of religion but it shouldn't. Simple. There is no good making a fuss about it

[@murkhuddindalal]

@@Namish-yv9mz No he is not. Temple is a community gathering place. So, blaming Brahmins for not letting in someone ELSE is not okay. In fact one can switch Sudra varna to Brahman varna as well. That Nandnyar guy was also made Brahman when the priests realized his devotion for Bhagwan Shiva. I am not making a fuss about anything. If he is not looking at the comments, He should actually, that is how we learn.

[@Namish-yv9mz]

@@murkhuddindalal bro I did not understand your perspective. What do you want to say ? Is it correct to blame the Brahmins or incorrect ?

[@murkhuddindalal]

@@Namish-yv9mz It is incorrect to blame the brahmins as temple is a community gathering place. there are many temples in central india which are exclusively run by adivasis

[@srinivasanrengarajan3911]

People who do not understand Sanathana Dharma bad mouth it. The scriptures are so powerful in their knowledge of life and lives, it is impossible for an ordinary person to understand. It has to be taught thru years of work.

[@0xdtt11]

Please make a video on vimana shastra

[@nidhinguruguru048]

Hi, amazing video. Can you please do a video on Manusmriti

[@Vk-co2ow]

Who are today's Brahmins ,you will get answer from vdo "Ancient India DNA Analysis" from channel Future IQ. Also u will know whose inheritance we carry in our blood

[@anti-pandit]

No one is a Brahmin, Kshatriya, Vaishya, Shudra by birth, it is based on karma as per Vedas and in Hindu religion, birth does not dictate caste, rather Varnashram Dharma emphasizes on the basis of qualities and actions.

[@KRSARMA-d6d]

Can you advice Modi to call all enterents to defence forces as Kshatriyas

[@rameshmaddala9982]

It is true that caste based discrimination existed before foriegn invasions, the enmity between one caste and another, is surely British creation.

[@rashmimargani9094]

@ProjectShivoham , Anna, thanks for the eye-opening video, hope society moves in the direction of truth forever. can you please list the duties of Bhramin listed by lord shiva?. it will be really helpful who want to follow as lord Shiva insisted on attaining the truth.

[@gopichand6640]

Super as always

[@anti-pandit]

In Rigveda 5/60/5 no one is higher or lower by caste by birth and all are equal.

[@birendramishra2222]

Brahmana is not caste but set of qualities. A brahmin should be of good conduct, should engage in penance, should be generous to needy and practice equanimity. A brahmin should always engage in spiritual upliftment. A person born of Brahmin but devoid of these qualities is not Brahmin. This as per Mahabharat.

[@DC-zi6se]

It's a caste. The highest caste in Sanatani culture.

[@rubanraj-px6rw]

You said brahmin is not an entitlement but an attainment which means Anybody can become a brahmin know Even if i am not coming to the temple...and having all the qualites of purity, Generosity faithfulness gentleness self control and helping all the people without having greed lust pride joulousy and Specially WITHOUT DISCRIMINATING anyone and accepting all the people .....still will i be a brabmin...

[@raghukrishna537]

As it speaks the truth... the Brahmins are doing their part as of now todate not sure if that will continue...for long but for every prayer that a brahmin do the end of prayer is srave Jana sukhino bhavanthu.... And this is part of every Pooja that a brahmin does ...it's irony that what ever you do to them ...he still prayes for every one ... respect is all they deserve... dhramo rakshathi rakshitha

[@rajendrapatra6982]

Please make next video on charaka samhita 🙏🙏🙏

[@shrinivasm6983]

According to your statement if a person carries father's Varna till the age of 8 , then Rama was kshatriya because Dasharatha was, & continued the same

[@bharatcurrent]

Who is shudra, why is shudra or what if intially we all are shudra.. Then we rise to brahmin

[@abhishekchowdhury6094]

You are uploading the video at night 2am 🙄 KZbin algorithm will hamper

[@pavitraranjanswain4010]

After correcting mistake did you allow dalits afterwords? After converting Budda as an incarnation did you accept Buddhist as Brahmins? So fo not shout that you accept mistake and correct.

[@arjyachatterjee6874]

Did your Buddha was an anti caste in the first place ?

[@arjyachatterjee6874]

Buddhism is integrated into the Newar caste system among the Newar people of Nepal, just north of India.

[@arjyachatterjee6874]

However, there is also evidence of complacency towards caste discrimination in early Buddhist literature,[1]: 129  and it is unclear whether members of "untouchable" castes were treated as having the same potential for enlightenment as others.[1]: 137

[@arjyachatterjee6874]

In the Divyāvadāna, the Buddhist king Asoka is questioned by one of his ministers for "bow[ing] down to renunciants who come from all castes." The king responds that "at the time of a wedding, a marriage, one [rightly] considers caste, but not at the time of teaching the Dharma. For the causes of the practice of the Teaching are good qualities; good qualities do not pay attention to caste."[1]: 133  This is both a denial of the relevance of caste after ordination into the sangha,[1]: 131  and an affirmation of its validity in the social affair of marriage.[1]: 135  The same position is repeated in the Mahāprajñāpāramitopadeśa.[1]: 147  In practice, the majority of the early Sangha came from the upper Brahmin and Kshyatriya castes.[10]

[@arjyachatterjee6874]

Though in India, Buddhism presented a form of rejection of Hindu ideas of irremediable defilement, Buddhist doctrines had different effects in the Japanese context. Various acts prohibited as immoral in Buddhism, particularly involving the slaughter of animals and consumption of meat, combined with pre-existing Shinto ideas, leading to a set of occupations being labelled as defiled or untouchable. This began with occupations relating to handling dirt and animal and human corpses, but spread to encompass a few other menial tasks including basket and sandal making. The people who performed these occupations became a segregated untouchable caste within Japanese society.[12]: 32-33

[@revojurnarayana406]

Viswakrma gurinchi videos cheyandi sir.alage viswabramna is devabrahmana gurinchi telugulo videos cheyandi sir

[@taurusvirischigam]

This is where the twist is...the people brahman = brahmin... This is the problem....this was done onea with vested interest... Varna became a caste since the turn kaliyuga...

[@Lily_3778]

Tell me which country doesn't have caste. You are either dreaming or simply closing your eyes. All countries retain their caste system. Look closely

[@PranMartialArts]

I have a humble request bhrata shri @projectshivoham that please bookmark or give a timestamp for the mantra/shlok that you reference and provide proof that people can access in future

[@sadashivagundigadde]

What is ‘Atharvana Veda’? It is Atharva Veda, correct it pls

[@piedpiper4450]

beautiful work🙏

[@Shruti_starlight]

I admire and agree to all of your videos but what you said at 06:57 that Bharat corrects its mistake is somewhat wrong. If they would have really tried to correct their mistakes, then instead of revering nandanaar, they should have just stopped shudra discrimination!

[@procash1968]

Was there any discrimination? Was any set of people or community outcasted in ancient times? Yes, of course there were communities which were treated as outcaste in India. But they were not mainly Shudras. They were called Avernas or Beyond Vernas or Outside Verna. And it was not just Brahmins who outcasted them, but all the other Vernas as well as tribals too joined together to keep them as outcastes Who were these out castes? They "mainly" were the followers of a cult known as Ajivika. This cult, which existed for a very long time, peaked up around the same time as Buddhism and ended sometime during the 10th century CE, much after Buddhism had almost disappeared in India. There were other communities too apart from Ajivikas but this was the main group which was kept away The followers of this cult had Strange, Weird, Dirty & Repulsive Rituals that they were naturally kept away from societies by people. Moreover, they too preferred to live away from societies & maintained minimal interaction with others. They were not murdered or driven away but just subject to minimal interaction from both sides. It was during emperor Raja Raja Cholas time that he started persecuting them in order to make them quit their repulsive cult practices. Some of the left the cult but many continued to follow it in secret. It was these groups that were treated as outcastes It is only natural that a civilized society will try to stay every from people who in every form of there lives, cultural, traditions act and behave in a bizzare & uncivilized manner. I am not talking about right or wrong here, but only pointing out to the basic human nature.