The Bhagavad Gita - Krishna Speaks With Prince Arjuna - Hindu - Extra Mythology
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As two families fight for who will rule, one of the Pandava brothers, Arjuna, can't bring himself to fight. He wants to fight as a prince, but when he looks out on the battlefield, all he sees are fathers and brothers and sons. He doesn't want to kill any of them. It just so happens that his friend and charioteer is Krishna who is here to answer some of the prince's questions. As well as reveal some fundamental truths of the universe to his human companion. Ah mortals, aren't they adorable?
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In a normal religion you can't question it's ethos and works, in Hinduism you can even question a god about his existence.
@@urooz9992 Islam is the most rigid religion. Many Islamic countries punish apostasy with death let even criticism and questioning.
In Islam if you ask the question about the existence of God then they'll send you directly to God. Such a wonderful religion. 😌
@Bhaumik dalits were not those who disbelief atleaast. they were perhaps working professionals
Well yes but actually no
@@krushna4181 so true
Kauruvas: I have an army
Pandavas: We have a Krishna
morale up
@ not necessarily. If u read the mahabarata completely u understand in the finale that krishna offed everyone with his sudharshan chakra and the entire war was an illusion. And this is mentioned before the epilogue of the epic where the pandavas climb the mountain. Go read the epic bro, it's interesting.
@Jinhyo Lee exactly this also happened.
That's actually the case... Krishna could have finished the battle with his almighty unstoppable Sudarshan chakra in just a blink of an eye ( killing every single mortal present in the battlefield ).....
But he decided not to use weapons but to guide the good over the bad
In the far, far future, one genetically engineered super soldier named after the Latin/Greek name for “north,” hears the name “Kaurava” and starts sweating...
“Spess Muhreens! Prepare the steel rehn... and the metuhl bawxes”
There is a famous saying "In your life strive to find two kinds of friends, Krishna, who will not lift a weapon but will still make sure that you will win and Karna who will know you will loose but will still fight beside you."
That is really something hitting. Karan was so powerful holding all skills of Pandavas but still choose to fight with his friend who helped him in his tough time
@@RiteshNEVERUNIFORM his story is actually very tragic , considering the unnecessary hate he got.
@@akilakris7191 yes,you are right
And may be that tragedy is something which makes him more admirable than Pandavas
@@jisnudeepmandal he was better than the Pandavas but sadly he was on the wrong side
I would prefer Lord Krishna any day over Karna
"Those who makes sacrifices to seek pleasures in the afterlife are missguided", let that sink in
That quote just shits on the three abrahamic faiths.
Absolutely. Because if acted that way, we are just being selfish in helping others and doing good things so as to get rewards in the next life. Real character is in doing good things without expecting anything in return.
@@bocoom that's actually targetted at the brahmanas of the time btw. Mahabharata makes it a point to mock yajnas and other ascetic practices of it's time.
Afterlife doesn't exist so they do all righteous stuff
@@shahsadsaadu5817 not just the brahmanas, but every being, including kshatriyas, devas, asuras and everyone else who has ever wished a boon from gods.
Krishna's expression is spot on. So chill, so confident and so friendly. I would love a T-shirt with his drawing on.
T-shit lol
You should read Bhagavad Gita. It is a book of philosophy.
He's like the coolest person in the whole universe but if you anger him
It is devastating
That's a disrespect bro
@@rhythmkhandelwal2940 He wanted to say t-shirt but misspelled.
I've always been interested in all mythologies; but Indian mythology always has the grandest, most glorious, most uplifting moustaches.
Above norse
Hr
@Master Yoda , like u said, depends on who you ask
@Master Yoda , the characters in Indian mythologies. Hmm, why?
I like his art style
I was a classics minor and took a year of Sanskrit in undergrad. We read portions of the Gita in its original language. The "destroyer of worlds " line is better translated (and more badass, IMO) as:
"I am the Ruin of Eternity, the World-Devourer."
Better would be "time" . Kaal means time and also death.
Much of the essence of Bhagvadgeeta gets lost in translations. I was confused when all this 'Ive become death' hype around Oppenheimer began, like when did Krishna say that. But then I went back to the original, all doubts were clear.
It's a religious text.
Kalosmi aham is the Sanskrit line. 'time''i am'. Time is a term used not strictly as death but rather all consuming reckoning. Maha kal or Shiva, is time itself that both destroys and heals. It's a careful selection of term. Death is 'mrityu'
@studiouskid1528 in Indian traditions, birth and death are always tied together.
Indian mythology is undoubtedly the grandest of available lore we have available to us.
Bro it is not mythology... Its our history..
@@sayansahasrahara3074 mythic history if that's a word.
@@disprofundis3477 hehe but i have strong objection about myth.... Rich legacy is better word may b
listening to a myth a man is inspired and takes actions.
through his actions he becomes a legend.
by the time the legend is forgotten and
becomes a myth.
by listening to a myth...a man takes action.
@@disprofundis3477 It is real. Of course may be exaggerated.Kurukshetra is a real place in Haryana. There are monuments and places that documents all the events surrounding the Mahabharata war and the history of Krishna
when he said pandavas i was like damn he is nailing the pronunciations but then he said karuvas
Lol
Same
same :D.
True! I was just so happy he didn't say "Pandaaaaaaaaaaavas" like regular americans, but then he just went and botched the Kaurava pronunciation.
@@dr.floridaman4805 lmao..... 🤣 🤣
When have India asked us for any money or credit?
Other than that your ACs where only needed after your "industrial revolution" rendered earth u habitable naturally. As we already had architecture with natural airflow for temp regulation.
And Arjuna told Krishna "Knees weak, arms are heavy-"
never forgeti moms spaggeti
"Enemy soldiers are dead already"
'To do your duty get ready '
“Weep now but must I fight it out?”
"He's nervous, but on the surface he looks karma ready to drop bows"
Krishna says to Arjuna: wherever And Whenever Evil rises, I will manifest myself on earth to destroy that evil and reinstate DHARMA . Jai Sri Krishna 🙏🏽
As a writer, I’ve always wrote stories involving Greek Mythology (because they’re the most used in modern day stories). This did give me inspiration to write my own story and use Indian Gods. It’s always fascinating to learn about more Gods from different places!
As an Hindu, I believe Hindu Mythology makes for Great D&D and Action Games. People just haven't realized the Potential.
one suggestion, have a look at 'mahisasurmardini' where the feminine form of the supreme, dwells in an epic battle.
@@melodicnostalgic3823 yah because most Indians are unnecessarily possessive of the gods that they directly demand ban on any foreign stories involving hindu gods…
@@melodicnostalgic3823 there is way too much in our myth.
Greek mythology has been influenced by vedic gods. Zeus and Ju-piter were adopted from the vedic pantheon and the name of the vedic God is Dyaus-Piter. Dyaus became Zeus. And Dyaus-Piter became Ju-piter. That's just one of the many.
"Now I am become *Death... **_the destroyer of worlds."_*
- Said an wise god and a brilliant scientist.
Oppenheimer is an underappriciated physicist. Especially with how he was treated after the war by his government.
Oppenheimer did say that, but Krishna never said it. The actual quote within the Bhagavad Gita is "If a thousand suns were to blaze forth together in the sky, they would not match the splendor of that great form."
What wisdom and brilliance is there in destroying a world?
@@Bidmartinlo That's not quite the point.
@@Bidmartinlo it was an understanding of what he had contributed to and the the growth of humanity. It was all a sort of apology and a solemn reflection, that's the wisdom.
Imagine Bhagavad Gita movie with the budget of massive hollywood epic and visuals of Dr Strange. Why hasn't it been made yet?
They did do a mini-series in india if you are curious: czcams.com/video/uPjzI2fZedE/video.html
3 hours of talking that gives life lessons
Because bollywood is Islam appeasing. They hate hindus. They don't promote our culture. Most of our actors do drugs. Producers and directors lack creativity. Those who have creativity, show Hinduism in bad light.
@@GauravSharma-dy8xv who cares about Bollywood you can change the channel and watch something that panders to you nobody is stopping you
The Warrior
And there’s the Islamophobia I was waiting for. The idea that Hindus are victims of India and Muslims are somehow everywhere ridding them of opportunities is so sad and is propagating a victim complex.
One error I would like to mention. Arjun is famed for his skills in Archery, not swordsmanship.
All of it actually. Everything related to war except mace combat and chariot,he had no equal in.
@@shahsadsaadu5817 still, his main weapon was bow.
@@shahsadsaadu5817 He was Nakoola was having great skills in swordship.
um actually he was a master of all weapons
Plote Twist : Arjuna was a archer not swordmen. 🤣🤣
He was the partical of Indra.(Hindu version of Thor)
Indra is more like zeus then thor
@Master Yoda Indra is older than all the rest .
@Master Yoda That's not the the point , I was just saying that Indra is the oldest of all of them.
@Master Yoda and he still Indra in Zoroastrianism..
@@sachinvenugopal6926 Sakra
If H. P. Lovecraft ever bothered to go to India, he’d have an aneurysm.
the guy loved strange thing to freak people out.. it made good money...
If Lovecraft went anywhere that wasn't Providence, Rhode Island, he'd get an heart attack.
the guy was so racist that he freaked out when he found out he's 1/16 welsh. he'd die of shock due to all the Indians around, long before he could hear any scary stories
He would probably dismiss that as inerior's races superstitions :p
Philippe L.R. Actually he did live in NYC for about 2 years and apparently hated it, in no small part because he lived in a neighborhood with a large immigrant community...
Great one, this is like 0.001% of mahabharata entire epic
Finally you're here😂❤️ power train
Lmao-
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My brother
Power train ❤
Hinduism is so rich in knowledge, legendary stories and way of life. NAMASTE🙏
HAREKRISHNA.🙏❤️❤️❤️
Namaste to you
Correction, this was not just a War over Kingdom.
It was the war for Dharma (Righteousness).
It was a war against injustices.
Try not to Dumb it down.
Chad
@@NoOne-ky1er Virgin
@@DhawanGuptaIndia that was a complement why did you insult him
Well, that's what Lord Krishna explains to Arjun.
"I am become death, the destroyer of worlds."
the quote J. Robert Oppenheimer said when he realized how destructible the atomic bomb has become
Yup. He realized that the moment the atomic bomb was fully realized, humanity had truly stepped beyond the realm of simple unnatural construction into that buildings things that were... _truly_ unholy.
Hmong Thamkrabot yes sir
That's actually a bad translation. The word Oppenheimer translates as "death" is actually closer to "time." So Krishna is essentially saying "I am time, and time destroys all things."
Credit where credit is due to Oppenheimer, though; he was reading the Gita in its original Sanskrit, not English. So, A for effort.
Was gonna say that
@@Simul So what you're saying, then, is that Tolkien got it right?
I imagine having a god as a friend makes war pretty easy.
If you read it you will know it wasn't easy at all
Hemang Vyas True, and it worked both ways. When Krishna was tempted to get involved, Arjuna reminded him of his vows.
@@HemangxVyas didn't he ride the chariot that Arjuna stoop upon?
Well actually Krishna didn’t helped him guided him merely showed him the future
Poignant Kraft he did but he only did just that
No matter who you're fighting, the only thing that matters is your right dharma - Krishna
Your right karma (action) should always be your Dharma.
Krishna through the entire book: 😏
Basically he always used to smile but not this "😏" 😂😂
My social name is a Portuguese form of Gita (Guita) this scripture is very good and should be more known
It indeed is but not a simple one unfortunately. I've try to read it but a single page is as profound as a brief history of time.
Well Oppenheimer popularised it
@I am Bronze LMAO guita like guitar without the R
Cool
Does your name hve Indian origin??
I knw of a friend is Lusophony Indian catholic frm goa
“Krishna calls him a whiny little baby for 700 stanzas.” -Red, from Overly Sarcastic Studios.
This video is the short version
Krishna: “I’d better call the Wabulence for you”
Dang that was a hard one
That's what happens when one tries to summarise the Bhagavad-Gita let alone the whole of mahabarata into a minute.
Ohhh burn
4:46 so krishna showed him all the higher dimensions. Where time is no longer linear. Space can be contorted. That's why he gave him those divine eyes pr sense that can perceive those 4th, 5th, 10 dimensions. He could see all the deaths and births beforehand as time was no longer flowing in one direction only
After being gifted 2 books I started reading the ancient Indian Sanskrit (The Veda's) & was blown away by the detailed accounts of other planets,beings, star systems that long ago
Try Avdhoot Gita and jivanmukta gita, they are most necessary read if you read The Vedas, they are short and can find on internet in pdf file.
@@iamgar6age will do,I'll write down now so won't forget, thanks
Important side note: While the Gita can be treated as an intro to Advaitha philosophy, the context of the Gita i.e the Mahabharata is very important to understand why Krishna was almost pro-war at this point. Krishna (and the Pandavas plus Draupadi ) were consistently anti-war for much of the epic as they were pushed closer and closer to total annihilation. Without the Mahabharata, the Gita is incomplete. The later volumes post war are a sobering reminder of the cost of war, which people often neglect to understand.
Plus, it’s important to view Hinduism from a pre-Abrahamic lens where Gods are not absolute and flawless and belief in supreme power is not a requirement. It’s a tradition based in philosophy rather than belief.
So true
Truee
Beautifully put
Explained very beautifully
Interesting.. do you recommend any sources to understand Hinduism? Other than these two books of course
This episode made me feel better. I was having a crippling anxiety episode just now, and hearing this story just... made me feel like there was nothing to be anxious about. Very nice. Thank you EC.
It's great that you found a story/character that helps you feel more grounded. Perhaps you have stumbled on a means of self-soothing that you can use time and time again. Either way, don't give up friend. If you keep reaching out you will find, on numerous occasions, that you are not alone and that a lot of research has gone into finding solutions for what you are going through. I for one am privileged enough to afford individual therapy but support groups, books, and distress phone lines have been very helpful (cheaper) alternatives. Take care.
@@patrickdallaire5972 Thank you for your sincere words. It's not as 'crippling' as I make it sound, but it does impact my mood and that just ruins the day. There is some good lessons to learn from these near forgotten and foreign ancient stories as I'm sure our ancestors had panic attacks or paranoia induced anxiety episodes that has remained timeless and still just as human even in today's world.
You might appreciate reading the story. It's pretty much a whole entire book of a god saying "chill winst-on".
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels line that I adore.
The first chapter literally describes arjuna's anxiety attack. It's a brilliant piece of literature. I found solace in it. Hope you do too. I would personally recommend 'The Bhagavad gita for daily living' by Eknath Easwaran.
We are (were) all on the same boat. That's why the Bhagavad Geeta came out as guiding star in this vast ocean of uncertainty of Samsara. 🌸 🤗🙂
“His purpose in life is to fight for what is right.” Chills. 😮😃
Everyone can chill if they already know they're gonna win xd
@@uprisingstorm2493 nah arjuna could still have died...
Lord krishna showed him that the they were gonna WIN and all of the people in the opposing army would DIE
but he never told him his own fate.
He even tells arjuna that if he were to die he would go to higher abodes
If he were to live, he would enjoy the prosperity of the kingdom on earth.
@@frankotter1920 you forgot that how Lord Krishna vanished the fear of death from him, also to do righteous and not to attached to fruits of action
@Natalie fight for what is right is the concept of Dharma.
It's a word that encompasses duty, devotion and righteousness.
Also the west associates the concept of Karma with Buddhism.
Karma is a hindu concept.
Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism are merely off shoots of this mother of all religions.
@@uprisingstorm2493 its not easy as you think ... to whome he was fighting against was his most loved ones ....
His teachers , his brother, his grand parents, friends all
4:25 is this where the Oppenheimer quote "i am become death, destroyer of worlds" is from?
Yes
Yes. But Oppenheimer actually used a mistranlation. What Krishna actually says is "I am now Time, the destroyer of worlds"
Essentially saying that time will eventually kill everyone anyways, so Arjuna should continue the war.
The true word used in Gita I think is 'kaal' काल, which literally means time but can also be a synonym for death/annihilation.
But I think time here suits a lot more.
@@KishoreG2396 In vedant, Time and death are same thing, so it was not misinterpretation
As a hindu,thanks for this video :)
You guys should next do Ramayana.
After that The Mahabharata. That stuffs thick though
Haven’t found Dad yet Mapping And so utterly tough to explain in its whole. The backstory of literally every character can be found in that tale.
They can't even pronounce Kaurava properly and you want them to do the Ramayana and the Mahabharata.
@@adityaraman8901 You dont need pronounciation to do Stuff, atleast they know about this and could pass down knowledge to others, just being mean like you doesnt help.
@@ritaDas-xl4kz he is just giving ideas, not forcing ( even he can't).
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Jai Shree Krishna
Jai Shree Ram
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Har Har Mahadev
Jai Shree Krishna, Jai Shree Ram.🙏🏻
Om Namah Shivaay🕉🌸
Let me correct everyone
Krishna given his military to kaurwas
And himself to pandavas and promised kaurvas he will not pick up his weapons
I would like to see the whole tale in multiple episodes
Its too long and very controversial. Its like trying to do episodes explaining the Bible so I wouldn't think this channel will do it but there are other go check them out👍🏼
Would probably take a lot of episodes 😅
@@sankethbhaskar4236 lmao literally years especially with vedas
I would love to see as well! Remember though, the Mahabharata is the world's longest epic, excluding the Bhagwad Gita. It is 7 times longer than the Harry Potter saga.
Hmmmmmmmmmm.
That would not be possible for them.
DM me on insta @mene_insta_bana_liya
I might be able to tell you about ways of getting the knowledge
This is where "I am become DEATH (TIME), the DESTROYER of WORLDS," correct?
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
"Yada yada hi dharmasya glanir bhavti bharatah, abhyudhanam adharmasya tadatmaanam shrijamyham, paritranayasadhunah vinashaya chadushkritam,
Dharma sanstharpnah thaya,
Sambhavami yuge yuge"
- Shrimad Bhagwad Geeta
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Meaning - I am coming, I am coming, when there is a loss of religion, then I am coming, when the iniquity increases, then I am coming to protect the gentlemen, to destroy the wicked I am coming in to establish religion and I am born in the age of era.
@@surajkumar5182the English translation is wrong bro if u r a daily hindi speaker or little did know sanskrit Or tamil u would know
Dharma is not religion here religion wasn't a concept in India before islam came so dharma actually here is the right full and duty that should be done by a arya/the humans ( arya is also a complex word)
@@kayden492 Umm then isn't it like Dharma = Right doing = Good practice mentioned in Vedas = Modern days Hinduism
@@surajkumar5182 yes
Mythology for you, History for Us....Jai Shri Krishna 🙏
History becomes a legendary myth
@@abhiraajsingh5878says a pajeet . Shush
You know know how excited I was to see this. Being a hindu Indian girl that always watch your videos. Thank you guys!!!
@the virtuous man
We surely do, these are life lesson which can teach you stuff. And ye, Hindus are not like Christians... Do I hope u got the message.
@I am Bronze LMAO education/=atheism
@I am Bronze LMAO so you think Rituals are not spiritual? How pathetic!!
@the virtuous man Hindus believe this just as much as Christians believe in Adam and Eve. Its a practicing religion.
Also these are historical events that got exaggerated as time passed.
@the virtuous man well people believe and do not even educated like me believe so....
Fact check: Krishna was not disguised as charioteer as he was already a lord of a huge kingdom and people aldready knew he was incarnate of a god even Arjun
he meant human form of a charioteer, yadavas didn't have kingdoms and kings. krishna was chief of yadava clan who settled dwarka later.
@@vinaymane5538 Well by the time the Kurukshetra War started, Dwaraka was pretty much a thing.
Regardless, he was much more revered as a god more than a king.
How do you all know about this,are you mythologist or just hindus
@@theluckpicker638 it's common knowledge in india, especially since mahbharathand ramayana are made into so many tv series since the 80s
@@theluckpicker638 Hindus actually. Stuff like this is pretty much all the time on our TVs all the time in 2 diffrent versions. Also I have The Bhagvad Gita. It's somewhat like The Bible but quite different
I never knew that Hindu gods were so chill
This explanation is very rushed, please read the whole bhagvad gita to understand to true essence
Well that depends on the true nature of them. Here, the pure essence of Krishna is a calm collected attitude. The beauty in observing the universe and just how it works is completely neutral and does not involve any wordly feeling. That's why he is rather calm and composed. But since he is a manifestation who came to preserve the world's righteousness, he also holds great compassion for his friends and fighting for dharma. The version he showed Arjuna (his true form) was proven to be dangerous and frightening to observe because the truest cosmic order of the universe can be the most beautiful thing and the most ruthless occurence at the same time. Because he is time and space, and time can destroy everything. He is birth and he is death.
Krishna is one of the complete Avatars of Mahavishnu (one of the Trinities) so basically God in mortal Human form. Avatars are Gods that are decent to the mortal realms (earth is in the 7th realm) to maintain the balance of Good and evil. Whenever the cosmic equilibrium of good vs evil tilt towards evil Mahavishnu take Avatars.
Krishna was perfect in every aspect of Life. The perfect lover, the perfect warrior, the perfect friend, the perfect guru, the perfect king, the perfect brother, the perfect advisor, the perfect son, the perfect leader, the perfect celebrator, the perfect prankster….. 😁. No matter what situation he was in, smile never left his face. I hope one day Krishna is invoked within me.
Jai Shri Krishna 🙏🏻.
Nope Krishna wasn't perfect. The perfect character in Hinduism is Lord Ram.
@@saharatul Lord Ram = Maryada Purushottam and Lord Krishna = Purna Purushottam. Anyway both are one only Lord Narayana himself.
“Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds”.
-Attila
Oppenheimer
That's Shiva.
@@dhruvsachdeva9778 ...a bit of an 'urban-legend'...
...in fact, he said: "...it works..."
...the mentioned quote came later, after the 'Trinity-Test'...!
-Gandhi
"There never was, when All the kings and princes and warriors gathered here, were never here or will never be here." -k
@Abhishek Dhungel Ur here
@@NortheastIndiaindetails can you tell which verse in Bhagavad Gita ?
My grand father and my father is a Hindu priest and I'm learning in the arts right now, this is very accurate!
So you will become full time pujari or do something else also means part time pujari just admin no offence
Follow your calling. All the best ❤️
@@mkt1098 you don't need to become a pujari after learning that.
Video is not accurate lol
Two characters in Mahabharata I find brilliant are "Bhism" and "Karan"
Full on principles, sacrifice, morality, righteous duty,karma,vow,honesty,loyalty and many more.
Both have stories that can be lessons to humans.
Bhishma and karna, not bhism and karan
@@SummusPrinceps they can be written both ways, in hindi they are pronounced as karn and bhism. English speakers might find it difficult so we add an A at the end.
@@jaideepmahapatra5933 In sanskrit they are pronounced with a soft a at the end, so it is more accurate if you are following sanskrit.
@@jaideepmahapatra5933there is the a sound in Sanskrit. Hindi is not accurate
Karna? Really ? Krishna says he is evil therefore he should be killed with duryodhana, dishashan and shakuni. Only after Earth drinks their blood dharma can be established.
Krishna to Arjuna: "You know, World, Life and Universe are really complicated... But don't think that much about it now. Go get them in the battlefield, tiger!"
@Yatish Patel bruh!
@Yatish Patel
True dat
Haha yaa
Finally myths from the oldest and most comprehensive religion still alive! Hinduism alone will give you years worth of content for this channel
But these are our history
@@dalitnahipehlehinduhu6569 ❤
@@dalitnahipehlehinduhu6569 neither one true.
The incident took place in "BC era", it's truly fascinating because it explains the origins of "India".
Dharma isn't Religion. Its the path to righteousness. Just reminding
true
Wait a minute, isn't this the story that Oppenheimer paraphrased?
Oppenheimer had a kind of obsession over the Gita, which I think was kinds due to guilt or something.
@@prometheus7387 I hear he learnt Sanskrit for about 20 years or so.
@Tangent of circle. i don't know what intriqued him so much .
@@noname13years62 according to my theory Oppenheimer was Jewish and they were persecuted everywhere in the world except for India that's why many Jews people preferred to live in india and after formation of Israel many jews went back to their country and thats how Hinduism may have influenced him in someway.
Yes
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Greece: wait I can explain
Egypt: why do you guys have a normal ish mythology while we get animal gods that do weird stuff
Japan: well we have freaking long necked beings and a giant smart spider
India: *you guys are getting normal mythologys*
as an indian i can confirm
my myth is weird af
Hindu mythology is like LSD
*Note: Norse and Germanic mythologies were too drunk to comment at this time
Dharesh Singla
Weirder = Better in terms of mythology
"I am become death, the destroyer of the world"
Great video! I really like Hinduism mythology and story, greetings from Balinese Hindu🙏
I am time, distroyers of worlds. that is what infinite formless god is.
It is all real...
Krishna was a historical figure
Bhagavad-Gita is not mythology, it's an epic!
🕉️🙏
Krishna seems like that laid back buddy who is always stoned and is just happy to see you enjoying something he introduced to you.
Krishna is many things. If you read his biography you'll understand. He has engaged in hundreds of battles. He just dislikes laziness. He's alright with providing help but he'll not do someone else's work. The only other person who has some similarities with him in this regard is Odysseus, the friend of Achilles.
bro stay in your limits man
he is not "stoned"
I've got an edition with sanscrit and english several years ago; and I have to say that as a mythology lover I really enjoyed the read.
@Rahul Sure, whateer let's you sleep at night.
@@cassandracastro2759 😂😂😂😂😂
@@cassandracastro2759 Christianity is also a myth
Its not mythology
Its history.
Like world war 1 or 2
It's not really mythology.. it's more of a philosophy book.. Mahabharata is the Mythology.. Bhagavad Gita is just a conversation, how is that a mythology?
NOT MYTHOLOGY
*IT'S HISTORY*
no... its clearly mythology. And seems to be a pro-war one in fact
@@jabba820 what about your face Les Allah
@@jabba820 no it is ITIHAS, which translates to ‘thus happened’
@@jabba820 war is important for defeating the unrighteous people in the society.
correct.. hare krishna
*The reason why Oppenheimer took Bhagavad Gita quite personally was also because it was a sort of rational consolation to himself. He was born with immense intellect and gift of quantum physics, he was a scientist and he belonged to theoretical physics, it was his true nature in universe and naturally his duty(dharma) to show mankind something so destructive, Even though he quoted Vishnu, I believe he really saw himself as Arjun, who was only fulfilling his duty by carrying out the will of god as if the god had already planned it out for nuclear bombs to be the demise of humankind and Oppenheimer was only one of the starting medium to reach that end-result.*
Also, if we draw the parallels, many manyyy soldiers died in Mahabharat but prior to that Arjun already saw them rushing towards their physical death(as the soul is immortal just like the supreme spirit) , Oppenheimer and other scientists also knew how deadly the bomb is going to be and how many are going to die, yet Oppenheimer did not try his best to stop that and let all those people die, later to be viewed in US as the "cost of victory" just like Pandavas who had to kill millions just to ensure victory of Dharma over Adharma (But they lost their own sons and relatives in it too).
"Earth, water, fire, air and SPACE"
Too bad Aang cannot bend the last one.
As well as energy, which was given to him by the Lion Turtle.
The concept of an avatar comes from hinduism to begin with tbh
dont you hear the 3 more
Here, Space is the emptiness that resides within the body. Every body has some empty space within them. From scientific perspective, if you ever see an atom, you’ll notice there’s empty space between them.
Krishna was an avatar too
Finallyyyy...!!
I was asking for a video on Indian mythology from a long time.
Thanks extra credits 😁
It's not a mythology , its history.
No , it's mythology , there's no evidence of existence of any of Mahabharatham and Ramayana in the world
@@soultr549 Shrimat Bhagwat Geeta.
@@soultr549 Ram setu in kerala
@@yahoo2473 Yeah they are the books that says that that's not a prrof i can write a book that spiderman is real and you won't believe will you
@@desivideos6392 okay then Quran and Bible are also writing myths
Jesus birth= History
Shri Krishna, Shri Ram= Myth
Thank you for educating us westerners 🙏🏿
I love the hypocrisy in video lol 😂
If you're doing Hindu mythology as a series, hope you guys cover how Ganesha got his elephant head.
There are many contradictory myths and a touchy subject.
Sharil Shahed from what I remember back when I was in primary school. Ganesh is being cool, when some asshole comes in and they exchange some barbed words, the asshole then lops off his head, but then one of his consorts or wives says what have you done, where then the asshole, feeling bad goes off and lops off an elephants head and plops that sucker on Ganesh’s bleeding stump. Wherein Ganesh comes back to life, and forgives the dude.
Edit: since this is from my early days in primary school, don’t take it reliably whatsoever
@@pyrrhusofepirus8491 ok first of don't use the word ( you know which one ) while telling a mythological anecdote its disrespectful. 2 it was his father shiva and the replacement was once he realised what horrer he had committed . The gods search for the nearest head to replace only to find it belongs to a baby elephant and hence ganesh has the head of an elephant
@@pyrrhusofepirus8491 I'm pretty sure the "asshole" is Ganesha's father, Lord Shiva and the "consort or wife" is Ganesha's mother, Goddess Parvati. Stop spewing misinformation if you don't know.
Parvati, longing for a child, creates Ganesha out of clay one day when Shiva is away from their home in the Kailasha Mountain. Ganesha comes out to be the perfect child and Parvati loves him to no end for the brief part of the day they spend together. Later noon, Parvati, who wants to bathe in peace, asks her new son to stand guard in front of their home to stop anybody from entering. This is exactly when Shiva decides to return and not knowing his father, Ganesha doesn't allow him to enter. Shiva, being the god of wrath and annihilation, is aggravated by this child's challenge. In a fit of rage, he beheads Ganesha. Parvati, hearing the commotion, comes out to see her husband just kill her only son and threatens to curse Shiva unless he returns her son to her. Shiva sends for his minions to look for a replacement head at the earliest before sunset to fix Ganesha but forgets to mention to them to find a fitting neck only from a human. And so they return with a baby elephant's head that fits his neck exactly. Shiva, not seeing any other way to find a neck before dusk, just reattaches the elephant head to Ganesha's body and brings the latter back from dead. And that is how Ganesha got an elephant's head.
@@pyrrhusofepirus8491 The version that I read was a long time ago so I dont remember it entirely not sure if its any closer to the accurate versions, although as someone said above, there are many contradictory sources. It goes like this:
Ganesha's mother went to the bathhouse, instructing him to not allow anyone in. Shortly afterwards, other deities started arriving, demanding to meet her, to which he refused. Whether from not knowing Ganesha or just being arrogant, their arguments escalated into a full blown fight. Soon, more Gods joined in against him, using even their superior weapons. Ganesha fought valiantly, but then either was overwhelmed or got taken by an underhanded tactics, and got decapitated. By then his mother came out from her bath, shocked and heartbroken to find his sons fate. Realizing that boy was right and not wanting to get into her bad side, the other deities decided to find the first thing that can replace his head. So they searched, found an elephant, took its head, and brought Ganesha back to life with the elephant head attached to him.
Like I said, not sure if its one of the popular versions, but definitely feels like something that could fit with Extra Myth's narrative.
Also known as "Krishna spends 700 stanzas dunking on Arjuna".
Loool
That seems sarcastic. Overly so.
@@neodarlek Most internet comments are like that, if one tries to talk about discussions of Bhagavad Gita then just better move on to better comments for discussions or personal talk or something else
@@neodarlek Eyyyyyyy Overly Sarcastic Videos 😎
@@ohamatchhams nah you just missed the joke
One thing that makes Hinduism different from any other religion is we believe God is in everything. Because if God created this universe then where did God get all the materials to create this universe? Was there someone else who gave those materials? Then how come there is one god? It gets in a loop. The simple answer is he never created any universe he himself is the universe. And within this supreme universe there are infinte universes born and die. We are just in one of those universes. We can't see that because there is a curtain called "Maya" which means a layer of lie which prevents us from seeing the true form of the universe. This is why Krishna gave Arjuna special eyes to see his true form during Gita.
Krishna was the ultimate GOD, he resides in all. In Hinduism there is one supreme God which the Vedas speak about. Others are Demi gods which are given a human form. Krishna was born in a human body under his own will and under his own maya
No Demigod is an insult, Hinduism has the concept that everything is divine.
@@aryamansaxena4613 Yes! People calling Shiva a demigod need to read up on the scriptures
@@ripinkhanna6075 actually demigod can be applied to devtas and yakshas
But not on brahma vishnu and shiv
@@radhekrishnakijai867 Actually, demigods refer to beings who have a divine parent and an earthly parent. They mostly appear in Greek and Roman stories. In truth, the only beings who can fit this definition in Hinduism are the Pandavas. Hanuman too could have fit this definition, but his mother Anjali is a celestial nymph who was cursed to be a monkey, and hence isn't earthly.
Brahma , Vishnu and shiva are not demigods but have divine essence of Brahman
Brahma is not worshipped
Vishnu and Shiva are the one who are worshipped as they are only one to give salvation
Brahman is ultimate god
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So thats where that warframe is from. Fascinating
Ok
Which one?
@@someguy4405 Garuda - the great bird. The warframe Garuda is seen atop the mythological Garuda at 4:09
Which one?
@@rohandalvi6476 4:09
Krishna is actually the incarnation of Vishnu: why he's being reincarnated varies, but there's a story that claimed that he was cursed to be reborn 10 times by Brahma's wife for attending Brahma's rushed wedding (which is another story of itself). Krishna is also known to be Vishnu's best and most badass incarnation because, in that life, he was able to maintain all of his divine powers and still be mortal *at the same time*.
@Rahul k
No ,lord vishnu incarnate in every yuga to establish dharma and mainly his avatar start a new yuga like krishna and kalki ,lord loves his devotes
@@aakashshetty4365 accurate !
No curse and no boons can be applied for vishnu..... It was his leela or play to fall apart things at its right place.... He choose to get curse for a pupose to maintain the world...
um nope I havent heard of this story
We Balinese Hindu pretty much believe that Krishna is a manifestation (not reincarnation) of Visnu and in the past there was nine other manifestation of Visnu that came to save the world when it needed (Budha is also included in the gang) they called Avatara. We also believe there will be the 11th avatara to come and save the world someday.
The real one is more like there will be 10th avatara 'kali' who will be the destroyer of everything!
Heck yeah finally (primarily) Hindu mythology.
@CaptDeaDpooL Yeah!
Lot better than Christian mythology
Don't say mythology bro....
It’s way of life and for us it’s history with some proofs
Well-researched and balanced. Using this as an intro for my first-year humanities students reading the Gita!
Lord Krishna is the almighty lived in this world Hare Krishna 🙏🏼🙏🏼🌸🌸
gita is so, so, so beautiful.
EC makes a video on the Bhagvad Gita
Indians: Our time has come :)
Lawda mera
@Dark Emperor whi to bhai😂😂
@Dark Emperor 😂😂😂😂😂😂🔥
Kya baat, kya baat
Yeyyy
Congratulations! You really made it in 7 minutes - and mostly correct. I have to say, I am fascinated! 👍😊
The holy book of the Chads, for the chads to become chads.
🤮
@@divulgedspiritcome on buddy. Stop the hate
its not mythology, its our history.
“Your visions will become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes.”
― Carl Gustav Jung
U r everywhere
absolutely 🌌🌀 the bhagvad Gita, game of thrones books and carl Jung and Einsteins theories are. the greatest pieces of knowledge ever
As an Indian I can tell everyone watching this video, is that Mahabharata and Ramayana aren't mythologies. Both are our great history.
no,they are not.
@@samyamondal5479 They are, with some mythological elements which we can't fit into the historical accounts.
@@samyamondal5479 Yes, they are our history. Places mentioned in both epics still exist today.
Just ignore bongs like her.@@samyamondal5479
@@sunnyboynfs Buddy a proud sanatani here, I am writing this in good faith, This cannot be considered history because there are guidelines for what can be considered as history. These guidelines are taught in 9th or 10th grade depending on which board you are studying in. Let me give you some example , Imagine that your grandfather has seen some big event happen in front of his eyes which is not documented and he cannot produce any proof. Then that event will not be considered as history because of lack of proof. That does not mean that even is neccesarily false. SImilarly these epics are not considered as history but for you that should not mean its not true. And proof like the locations mentioned are not even a bit sufficient. Many stories are disaccounted if the proofs are not entirely conclusive and these is some possibility that it can be false despite the proof being true. And defination of mythology is "A body or collection of stories belonging to a people and addressing their origin, history, deities, ancestors, and heroes." and tell me which part of this is not Ramayana and Mahabharat and no where in definition does it say that mythology are not true.
The evident swagger and smirk on Krishna's face are pretty hilarious! A minor correction: Arjun was an ace archer unlike the swordsman shown here. Kudos for the video.
Historically accurate representation though
“Of birds, He is Garuda.”
>shows an image of Garuda from Warframe
I couldn’t help but chuckle.
I ACTUALLY DID THE LEONARDO DICAPRIO POINTING MEME WHEN I SAW GARUDA 😂😂😂😂
"Souls of Martyr who die on the battlefield are welcomed by their worthy ancestors at the gates of heaven"~Bhagvat Gita
Super well done. Studying the Gita for a video I made a few months ago was challenging, but made for one of my favorite episodes. You’ve managed to capture its mystery and advice in such a concise, fun way! Great job.
Which video in your channel ?
6:09 , Arjuna is an archer , not a swords man
Kauravas: We have army.
Krishna: Hold my flute.
Hold my chakra, shankh. *
4:09 Love the Garuda reference lol
King of birds, eagle
Thank you for another fantastic video!
23 hours ago? T'fuck
Patron boi right?
@@a.h.tvideomapping4293 Duh
I’m pretty sure it’s patreon or else he time traveler
Shhh do not blow my cover! XD
When Srila vyasadev wrote this epic nowhere He said its mythology.Some astronomers from IIT have actually analysed the time n constellation mentioned which exactly corresponds to time 5135 something years ago . Place kurukshetra is there many excavations have led to confirm the war actually happened . In Hastinapur ( at present Delhi ) the palace of Pandavas is still there one can see en route to Vrindavan . Refer Srimad Bhagavatam n BG by Swami Srila Prabhupada
It's unfortunate and shameful that even though our religion is still at large and practiced by so many people it still gets called 'a myth' even though Christianity Judaism and Islam are not... maybe because we're colonies of the British and our religion is deemed pagan.
@@uselesshero.official it is a myth just like all other religions.
@@uselesshero.official The reason is our priests never spread it and induldged in customs and traditions rather than teaching and britishers ruled for so many years and they wanted to spread christianity like everywhere so they created this term "Hundy mythology".
@@manishkaushik4595 they call all other pagan/ pantheistic religions as Myth though... only theirs is religious/ theological texts but the rest are mythologies for eg Greek mythology, Norse mythology, Aztec mythology, Sumerian/ Annunaki mythology, Shinto mythology and of course hindu mythology.
This is not mythology this is our history man
This is cartoon it’s unreal
@@sambin5908for you but not for us
There are many proofs of mahabharat out there
@extra credits
Arjuna was a Archer. Not a swordsman. He never jump off to fight, he was a sharp shooter.
Thank you
read the books, all 5 brothers were trained in each if the weapons. In battle Bhim is also using Bow and arrows.
@@samahirrao You are absolutely right, however I feel that since this is being introduced in this channel, it would have been nice to portray Arjuna with is iconic celestial bow.
Lil Moonmoon nice try, but how sure of you that Archer class are made of archers.
But my friend, Arjun was also an expert swordsman, able to weild the sword just as good with both hands!
@@sealofapoorval7437 but his main thing was bow and arrow
Thank you so much! This is an extremely good retelling of the Gita
Bhagwad Gita and Ramayana are civilization texts for Indians
Yes, They should be called Epics, Just like Greek Illiad and Odyssey.
@@melodicnostalgic3823 it's history
I would urge everyone to read and understand bhagwad gita once in their life time
I love every creative aspect of this video. It was a great idea to focus on a specific, representative moment of such complex story instead of trying to encapsulate it in less than 10 minutes.
Some really good subtle animation in this one, love the deep breath before he leaps into battle
Its not mythology its history
What a task to summarize the Gita into a video. Respect!
And I sort of have a glimpse of revelation just watching your video :D