Wisdom Of Indian Traditions !!

[@reshmarana4803]

1.Namaste-mental and emotional stimulation takes places. 2.Rangoli-fresh air, exercise, food for ant brain vibration 3. Banana leaf 4. Bath and wash clothes early morning 5.Never sip from cup or bottle 6.keep chappal outside when you come from outside 7. 10:30-11 am one meal 7-7:30- another meal In between snacks 8.after dinner wash kitchen top,gas & put a rangoli on gas 9.never sleep in the day- Laxmi will go away 10. 11.Eat with hand 12.enter kitchen after having bath 13.while serving non perishable things like pickles curd ghee wash hands 14 wash hands and feet constantly during a day

[@GitasKitchen]

thanks Reshma

[@rosedookie2760]

This is so beautiful, can you imagine if many people could practice this way of life how peaceful our world would be. Thank you for sharing with Gods' Blessings

[@manalisawant5704]

Thank you 🙏!

[@binodpokharel4674]

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[@delphinerebello1814]

😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴

[@arsha8816]

Some are gifted with parents or grandparents who teach them all these wisdoms but some are not gifted with such people in their lives.For such people your videos are really a great gift... Thanks a lot amma and God bless.

[@GitasKitchen]

Glad to be of help dear . Thank you

[@superoldways]

very beautiful culture, very beautiful ways. Thank you Aunty for sharing your wisdom and knowledge with everyone.

[@rosedookie2760]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful Indian tradition, my ancestors were from India, was taken to Guyana, Trinidad and other Caribbean Islands. I grew under strong Indian values and Hindu religion. I live in Canada and with modern time I still try to let my kids and grandkids know their roots and they seems quite interested. Thanks again with Gods' Blessings

[@GitasKitchen]

Thanks a lot!

[@buddhapiyao1315]

you must try to visit India once. Especially the southern part of India like Tamilnadu and karnataka. The food , the temples the architecture of the temples and houses is just too good. and the Temple food which they serve as Annaprasadam is to die for .

[@rosedookie2760]

@@buddhapiyao1315 thank you for sharing, I promise myself for many years to visit India before I die

[@jababhababmakolkata]

Learnt a lot as usually happens always. I realised our changed modernised life style is somehow responsible for our ill-health. 🙏

[@Youwh00]

Keeping traditions and wisdom alive and passing them on to the next generation.....just as in ancient times when stories were handed down....loved the video and as a microbiologist...loved the emphasis of cleaning and avoiding contamination of food and home. Thank you aunty.

[@sapnas6066]

Such a nostalgic feeling Gita Mam 🥰 It’s like my mom asking me to follow all these rules in my childhood... Well I’m very glad to say that we still follow most of it even today at home. Like not drinking water through touching our lips on the glass, eating on the table and cleaning it with water immediately and then take a cloth n wipe it. Never touch any vessels while eating n draw rangoli every day n I can go on ... 😃 Although sometimes I get annoyed with my husband for being so particular but I know it’s for hygiene. We were never allowed to put plates on our lap n eat... oh god my mom would have killed me 😅... Like you said Madi means cleanliness and nothing more. It’s not for one particular community it’s for all of us... Thank you so much Gita Mam 🙏🏻 it’s really nostalgic 😍

[@indumathi9486]

Hinduism is not a dharma it is the way of healthy life ...I am proud to be an Hindu

[@mirchshake50]

Indeed. Jai Ma Bharati

[@binodpokharel4674]

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[@vaishalihalbe172]

Wonderful subject matter. By reviving our culture, our life styles, our traditionally followed hygiene factor only, will lead to health & happiness of mankind. It's time we followed our elders & realised the merit in doing so. Thanks for mentioning & explaining so many points. It sure brought a blissful smile ....😊🙏🙏

[@sushamanaik9997]

I have experienced all these things in my childhood .You made me nostalgic. Thank you !

[@sharmilapathy1646]

Really very nice and good tradition washing our hands , we should not touch anywhere really fantastic tradition is our shats off☺️☺️👨‍👩‍👧

[@theessenceofenglish4745]

How wonderfully explained.... I'm very eager to know more and more about the traditions... please do some more videos like this..I shall be thankful to you

[@anitadevanhalli6578]

Very nice vdo mam.....i have lived n experienced each n everything you mentioned ...those beautiful days n seen my grandparents following all those things n they forcing us to follow inturn....n we used to do without questioning..unlike kids now.. i feel those were the best days of my life...eye opener for all those who dont know this...wish i cud go back to that era....ALL that you mentioned mam did a FLASHBACK of my life...cant thankyou enough...now these are the things which we are forced to follow..🙏🙏...our tradition n culture is THE BEST

[@ritajoyce5841]

Namaskara , to you, uncle and everybody in the family. Gita mam ! You are highly knowledgeable and a great teacher too. Thank you , Mam! Specially when I meet someone i greet them by saying, Namaskara . In Karnataka , we still follow this . .. I always feel that you are my favorite teacher.......

[@appy23-h02]

Woow amma ,you are a person with beauty and brain, no words ,thankyou soooooo much

[@Arh6671]

Such a refreshing video to watch aunty amongst all the craziness around the pandemic.. very good job.. thank you very much.. with due respect to everyone else, i really love the Brahminical way of life and practices.. so much wisdom and science behind even the smallest of things.. very pleased..

[@betsyferrao2953]

Inspiring video ma'am Gita Thanks for making a video on such important topic sharing the values excellent info like caring for parents,independent woman,useful tips for home kitchen God Bless 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@vinnettepope8255]

Thank you Gita for sharing ❤️ this wonderful video information ❤️

[@kayalvilipusparaj6808]

You say it so eloquently and humbly Ma'am. Thank you for sharing your insight.

[@nish2163]

Simply brilliant, you have a vibration and energy in the delivery of your posts, which inspires and uplifts the soul. Koti Koti Pranam. :)

[@GitasKitchen]

My pleasure 😊

[@SriRadhaRanirasoi]

A big like to you and your videos. We really need a mother like you. Thank for teaching us our culture very wisely.

[@pirti1008]

Thank you so much for sharing this 🌈🙏 I too have such memories of my grandmother....

[@brookgreen6530]

GITA SO MANY MEMORIES CAME FLOODING OF MY CHILDHOOD.THANK YOU FOR EXPLAINING EVERYTHING IN YOUR VERY PLEASANT WAY.IT IS SUCH A PLEASURE FOR ME TO LISTEN TO YOU.IT DOES NOT MATTER WHICH PART OF THE WORLD WE LIVE. THESE ARE PART OF WHO WE ARE.OUR WONDERFUL TRADITIONS.THANK YOU.

[@cassiapereira9894]

Thank you so much for these pearls of wisdom. God bless you always

[@GitasKitchen]

Thank you dear

[@shanthiebenezer203]

So thoughtful and bringing out the traditions. Even we at home follow mist of the points coveted. Wonderful

[@vartikatyagi4550]

Wow how wonderfully you explain and we are today going back to old traditions. Thank you Aunty stay safe and healthy ❤️

[@24982937]

Namaste Gita...I loved your today's video...which is more useful to all of us thank you so much for your good Intentions...our ancestors were really simple and have shown us the way of life..

[@lakshmikannan5383]

Excellent video ! I was brought up the same way and although younger generation I follow all of this

[@luckyvijayan]

Thank u so much aunty... The things that you explained with the science behind it was just awesome .... Feel really proud that we are born in a land of such great traditions and knowledge which helps us lead a simple and healthy life... Thanks for passing on to younger generations.

[@sinchusnest9858]

Thank u mam, new generation have been immersed in modernisation, u have reawakened our traditions where many of us knowingly or unknowingly forgotten i make sure that my daughter who is 13 year old to watch this video

[@ameyapatil2424]

Thanks mummy for being our torch light, this precious knowledge will guide the next coming generations of our nation.

[@ayantika06]

As u rightly mentioned all were rules n no1 question them ..but today's generation is not ready to obey logic without justification...so thanks to u for bringing up the forgotten reason...we need to educate our younger generation.

[@PinakiDasgupta]

Thanks. Mam your idea inspired me very much. I am Bengali. But I following your recipes.

[@neenadesai1784]

Namskar, you said that all are absolutely right, great & l can say our old is gold.

[@GitasKitchen]

Thanks for liking

[@deepalipatankar9259]

Just remembered my child hood n my mother grand mother father grand father n their strict rules which told by you. Now also I am following all rules alone

[@srinivasannarayanan1113]

Namaste mam.Thanks for the great video of reminding us the age old traditions which the present generation is not aware of.It is the need of the hour to insist personal hygiene which could help prevent in spreading of the disease.I also chant Vishnu sahasra nama daily in my prayer to overcome the present scenario of the world.Take care of your health mam .

[@DV-1972]

Wonderfully explained... And moreover people will be able to relate to those practices better now after the Pandemic which forced everyone to maintain a high level of hygiene. I too grew up in such surroundings where all what Gita ma'am said was practised. Now a days due to practical issues, a few adaptations have been made though. Like you said about pickles, ghee and curd, what best i do is take out a small portion for daily use and keep the major quantity stored carefully to prevent contamination. Thank you Ma'am .. looking forward to more such videos

[@renumannath2748]

Awesome and informative video... you really have a great thinking cap.... you alone can come up with this intellectual traditional and informative video. Thanks again for reminiscing the past

[@medhapai7459]

Thank you so much for reciting such wise words and providing everyone with some small yet important actions that were followed and should be incorporated in today's lifestyle.

[@surekhasuri9244]

Every word you spoke is very true Gita maam. Today's generation needs it and a reminder for others. As always you keep posting which really meets the timeline. Thank you so much 🙏🙏

[@mrisom17]

Wonderfully explained Gitaji. Certainly need of the hour video. Thank you very much.

[@VKaarthik24]

Excellent video Ma’am👌👌👌 Very Informative.... Need of the hour👍

[@SimpleLearning9]

Very informative video...I belong to North India but some of these practices and a few more were strictly followed by my grandmother too....made me nostalgic...thanks for sharing this precious wisdom...we do need reminders off and on!♥️

[@jonakiroy681]

Maam ..This is great enlightment .. much needed now to understand the wisdom and science behind the tight disipline by our ancestors.. Thank you would be small thing..to say.. It's a high time we start following as much we can.. nature has shown us a dead end..

[@lkasthuribai5060]

S mam when I was young what u said happened I'm just rewinding whatever u say ma...nice to bring back the spent memories of the past mam ...thank u mam....

[@gmlalithamma2911]

Ma'am you are a jewel of knowledge. And I love your welcoming viewers namaste 🙂

[@GitasKitchen]

My pleasure 😊

[@jayak4304]

Amma ur children r blessed with such a nice Amma not only they but also ur grand children with a nice patti like one can teach good and bad tku for reminding us our old customs may god bless u and fmly having a nice patti.

[@GitasKitchen]

Thank you Jaya

[@shirleygeorge6351]

Priceless words of wisdom dear Gita.Cleanliness is definitely Godliness.If we wish to see this precious legacy move on to the future generations,we have to live it & be role models for a drastic change in lifestyles...this pandemic has woken up many from a deep slumber but we should be aware that if we respected our ancient traditions & our stellar Constitution....all the ills of our society that are created by us would not hv existed.Have we bothered to imbibe these values in our society where according to the National Centre for Disease Control,India...nearly 2000 die every day from diarrhoea & over 1200 from TB (the biggest killers in our country) other than heart & respiratory diseases. You hv contributed tremendously in these aspects by counselling & imparting excellent healthy food habits. I personally feel that in order to achieve the goal of being in the top 10 slot of the HDI graph,we should appreciate & adopt the best practices of the world.

[@vijaymuku59]

Superb mam

[@gomathishankar2942]

A very good video for youngsters. My mother in law is very strict follower of Madi and acharam and I too follow it. But now we (I) are experiencing the fore thought of our ancestors. You have explained it so well by comparing with science.

[@sudeshnabhattacharya7197]

Sanatan dharma- a treasurehouse of wisdom. Thank you for uploading this video. Most of the traditional wisdom are still followed in Bhartiya homes reason why Bharat per se doesnt have the deadly virus. All cases reported have travelled abroad & got infected.

[@minalghamande5562]

Great! You put our traditional wisdom in words so perfectly!! And by listening to you it is very easy to follow our customs by understanding reasons behind it.

[@gitakrishnakumar441]

Thank you very much Ma'am. Timely! !! Reminded me of my childhood under the strict supervision and boundless love and care of my great grandmother, who was stickler of our traditional way of life.

[@sarojavenkataraman4422]

Thank you Madam Geeta for such a beautiful description of our traditions and cultures. It is very useful and not being followed by younger generations. I do hope all follow it.

[@GitasKitchen]

So nice of you

[@swaminathan1814]

Our tradition you are explained very well, thankyou madam

[@riyer21]

Thank you Amma for sharing these beautiful pearls of wisdom!!

[@jyothyscookingrecipes6011]

Well explained interesting video. I think all youngsters must watch this video.thank you so much for this video

[@niveditharao11]

I see alot of my mother in you. Mannerisms and the aura (I can feel it all the way here in Australia). My parents told me these things time and time again and I've grown to imbibe these values and retain some even though I live in a different country. I don't want to bring up a communal argument here, but we as a community followed all these practices as a way of life and not as a last minute precaution. I would like to add just one more to your list- With due respect to everyone's food habits, Vegetarianism is a healthy lifestyle. Pranams and much love to you Aunty 🙏🏼

[@binodpokharel4674]

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[@bhavanisridhar5853]

Namasthe Gita mam! Very well said. These days children just laugh when we say these things and they don't want to listen and learn .. As u correctly said we were following strictly from our childhood days seeing our elders. Onceagain very well said and we welcome these kind of videos. Thank u

[@tanushreemishra7007]

Very nice video mam....well explained in a very simple way.....and i am really feeling proud to be an indian after watching ur video

[@sudhakashyap9697]

Yes all these traditional southindian customes we have followed all these in our house..try to follow inthe flats ..but some people have just give up all these habits...proud to be southindian....

[@anithanayak7867]

An eye opener for the modern generation .Very informative and awesome video.Thank you.!

[@agoerdin3102]

THANKS SO MUCH GITAJI FOR SHARING WISDOM WITH US

[@artideshpande8327]

Thank you very much for posting this video as it really made us aware of our valuable traditions which are made by keeping in mind well being of society. Our saints always taught us through their teachings well being of society. I feel proud nblessed as we have born in this pious land.

[@drneelkamal3]

God bless you Gita ji, u r an inspiration 👏

[@GitasKitchen]

Thank you nks 3

[@gayathricg1635]

Excellent Geetha madam. Well said. This is what our parents/ grandparents taught us. My Paatti used to tell “ Sutham sorupodum, Aacharam annamidum “. Thank you so much for your valuable advice.

[@GitasKitchen]

Very true Gayathri

[@annette7845]

Thank you Aunty for sharing with us your pearls of wisdom

[@SarithaSrinath]

Very nice Madam. Thanks for imparting so much knowledge....

[@bhanupadhmajamaddula9761]

Excellent, excellent simply faaantastic video madam. Words of wisdom. You remind me so much of elders in my family. Your English is marvellous. You have touched all aspects of traditional hygienic practices of yore. Only yesterday morning we were discussing that paper money should never be counted by touching fingers tips with saliva. The best part about you is that you are a perfect blend of traditions and modernism. You wear a traditional sari with a bindi, speak excellent English and teach us latest recipes too. Luv you madam.

[@meenakshikoshy2317]

Om shanti sweet madam. Very true and accurate in telling us about Indian tradition. We are blessed with these Sanskaras. Thanking God and my parents. I sincerely wish and pray that you both and all must be safe strong and healthy. Very right in saying. Thank you so much. Wish people get inspired. Keep well.Do take care. God bless you🙏😊🌟💐🌹🍁

[@GitasKitchen]

Thank you Meenakshi

[@shardamani6901]

Thank mam I know some of the things my Tata patty use tell us. and you are much inspiration for new generation god bless you love you

[@secondrevoloution105]

Thank u so very much to share wisdom of our own root which we r forgetting day by in the name of modernisation. I will try my best to follow them in my day to day life.

[@francoaustralien]

As I was listening to you, I noticed the recurring theme of cleanliness and discipline which, I think, is lacking in our world today. Thank you for taking the time in sharing. As usual, it's always a pleasure to watch your videos Madame

[@francoaustralien]

Hello Madame. From time to time, you mention your guru very briefly. I was wondering if it would be possible for you to share (by means of a video) more on your guru: how you met your guru; what his teachings are; what his qualities are; why he stands out etc. Thank you!

[@raghunandansrinivasan773]

Thank you for stringing together 'pearls of wisdom' of our elders and presenting the necklace of 'soucham' to us! Cultures benefit by evaluating the merits of age old practices before judging them as 'superstition' and trashing them away, until the western world researches and publishes them!

[@ChandraSekhar-zx3pk]

The world is realising the importance of BHARATIYA SANSKRITI. This is an eye opener video to many of those who question their own culture. I really liked your powerful smile while showcasing our culture and traditions to the world 🌍. While you were explaining, I felt proud of my Bharat. In my home too madi is followed exactly the way you said. The world is looking towards India. Let's follow our culture with pride. Tons of thanks to you Amma. ANITA

[@naliniiyer9151]

Really Nice Video, it is essential in today's world to understand these points.

[@subharagav4342]

First comment Gita ma. Infact my mom's name s also Geetha. Wonderful explanation about our tradition and culture. I always explain my 11years old son abt science behind our ancient practices. Thanks a ton🙏

[@kv904]

Thank you so much for sharing this wisdom.

[@GitasKitchen]

Any time!

[@vrindhavrao1359]

Oh...Gitaji....all what you mentioned is not new to me.....but I'm ashamed that I don't follow these when my life is in my hands.....really u did a worthy job by reminding us these golden rules....🙏🙏🙏

[@heenashah6036]

Geetaji very good info for our youngsters of today... loved the way you explained... very easy logics too 🙏🙏Thank you sister for sharing 🙏🙏🙏💐👍😊

[@purvibhatt6712]

Thanks for explaining traditional Pearl's of wisdom. Need of the hour.

[@jayanthiseetharaman6956]

Gitaji.... Very well said.. its sad that we needed a dreadful pandemic to realise the value and importance of our age-old traditions..and practices

[@gangamurali1647]

Thanks a lot for this very useful video.really a much needed subject at this point of time. Old is Gold🤝well explained.God bless you.indeed an interesting episode.

[@GitasKitchen]

Thank you Ganga

[@mychoice3602]

V Shailaja Thanks for very important video

[@nagarajagyaneshwaram]

Thank you Gita auntyji for sharing great wisdom from our indian traditions...i would love to hear many more videos from you about such ancient traditions as nowadays in Kaliyug everyone is bewildered & doesn’t follow those footsteps from our ancestors... i would love for you to share on women all the restrictions which she had to keep her chastity & all those rules & regulations to be a dignified well mannered woman who is a reflection of Sita mata as pure & as sanskaari as sita maiya... please do share all those wisdoms for everyone to learn & follow them as a great example to be happy ...

[@pranavprasanna3736]

Nice one really enjoyed...Easy for us to show as a video to next generation

[@GitasKitchen]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@sujananittur6655]

Namaste Geeta akka ...excellent , opt and timely presentation. It took me to my childhood days...all mothers and grand mothers were how lovely passing on the life skills which are time tested routines in every household , specially in South Indian simple traditional families. There were no murmuring or arguements or headlong questions about these practices . Very essential that all must and should adopt with a bit proper adaptations, in case, if necessary. Thank u akka for all ur nice, very well planned and excellent videos with ur enchanting smile...Looking forward to more such valuable and educative ones...!! - a sis from Bengaluru

[@a.dnaidoo5886]

Thank u🥰 for all ur tips in South Africa our culture is forgotten by the younger generation

[@tsgeeta]

Very nice Glad you shared traditional living

[@neelamdwivedi5436]

Love you Aunty ji for all u do for us. Thanks a lot.

[@littleraindrops9748]

Very beautifully explained Felt nostalgic. My grannies too followed all this and inculcated these healthy habits in us. True we as teenagers grumbled few times but I as a mother have passed on few of these to my kid.

[@binduramesh9238]

Lokah Samastha Sukhino Bhavanthu. Very well said Mam. Our long lost traditions actually mean a lot.

[@gracerajah8972]

Thank you for sharing this treasure trove of ideas and habits. I was laughing while watching. Not because it was funny But because it was all True !!

[@latharaghunathan604]

Beautifully explained our traditional style. Tk you so much. keep going.

[@jyotiahluwalia4880]

Very well explained!! Great topic..much needed

[@sreepurna2426]

Geetha garu... I remembered my mother & father. Thanks for sharing to everybody.

[@sonita6590]

New subscriber... Very useful information.... Thankyou so much for sharing your knowledge!!

[@GitasKitchen]

Thanks and welcome

[@CP-tv7ju]

Such a beautiful explaination, I remember my childhood, my mother was very very strict in terms of hygiene, she used to make us wash our own clothes, we had our own separate bath soaps with soap dish for each child, and even separate plates for food, which after food, we ourselves had to wash our own plates, and keep for drying neatly. We had to remove our slippers before entering the house and wash hands and feet then only enter the house. Once in a while the heavy brass vessel, the copper vessels were taken out of the kitchen and scrubed meticulously by us children and left to dry in the sun. The kitchen was then deep cleaned, all the racks and shelves were cleaned thoroughly before reassembling all utensils back into the kitchen..we used to use tamarind paste, and 'pitambari' powder to scrub the brass and copper vessels till they gleam in sunlight. In summers during our school holidays all the women of house hold would be busy preparing ' hapla', Pappads, green chilli dipped in curd which were then sun-dried on clean clothes spread on the terrace and varranda. also lots and lots of those ceramic jars called , 'Bhaarani' were filled with raw green mango pickles, lots of bhyadagi red chillies were layed out in the sun to dry. This chilli was then made into masalas and stored for year long use. I remember my grandmother grinding coconut masala on a big huge round stone. And it was a very heavy stone. Most of the food was prepared in mud pots, so delicious.

[@GitasKitchen]

Wow so nostalgic! Thanks for sharing these wonderful memories

[@CP-tv7ju]

@@GitasKitchen thank you for reminding us of our culture and traditions, in today's fast paced world where everyone is trying to run this rat race, we have forgotten the wisdom of simple living and high thinking. But you have shown so beautifully. Thank you.

[@usharanganathan3266]

Wonderful and true explanation. Our culture is really superb

[@nidhisharma28]

thank you not knowing real reason behind it i always had a problem following all these so i was always the bad one of the batch but understanding the real meaning behind it makes sense and makes you do willingly rather out of compulsion.

[@Chottus2611]

Amma I m so happy to have found ur channel, such a great culture and practice we have.. It is so profound.. Had we practised the same throughout, this pandemic would not have caused so much damage..