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Also the British nd Mughals destroyed many places in India including the temples, the oldest University of the world in Takshashila which had numerous books on all of the things in the world. You should definitely see some good video on Takshashila if available.
Get your facts right. Takshashila was abondoned in 5th century AD whereas Mughals came in 16th🙄 British and Mughals had nothing to do with the destruction of Takshashila, to be specific. Actually, it was British archaeologist Sir Alexander Cunningham who rediscovered it's ruins in mid 19th century! Edit: I meant it was particularly not the 'Mughals' who destroyed the Nalanda university and Takshashila University. They were destroyed even earlier than Mughals, by other Muslim fanatics. Mohammed Bin Qasim was one such zealot who destroyed Nalanda University to showcase the power of ISLAM. History has been replete with examples of such Muslim fanatics who have destroyed our institutions of learning and worship, and moreover erected mosques over them as a sign of victory of Islam over Sanatan Dharma. The latest one was that rascal Aurangzeb. Today's Muslims should not associate themselves with those Turks and Uzbeks because they're not their real ancestors. Today's Muslims should not take pride in the destruction of dharma caused by those invaders.
@Pranav Patel kyonki padhe likhe Hindu ko convert karna muskil tha is liye Temple aur university destroy liye gaye taking gawar Hindu ko convert kiya ja sake Islam me
@@aman___004 did u have any proof. Why someone will abandoned a word class universitiey ist check your facts it is not abandoned by Buddhist monks invaders destroyed the university and they converted people around modern Takshila and Afghanistan jihadi still trying to destroy Buddha's statue . you should check your facts. Nobody's will abandoned great university unless something bad happened to them
and whenever i as the question or a discussion popps up on how they built thease amazing structures, the common answer was "india was ahead of its time back then
and whenever i as the question or a discussion popps up on how they built thease amazing structures, the common answer was "india was ahead of its time back then
4:53 NO, not slaves. The king who built it Raja raja Cholan had inscribed extensively the names of all the paid workers so far as including the names of even the barbers who cut the workers hair. Fun fact: The 80 ton structure atop the gopuram carries the inscription of an old lady's name who voluntarily brought buttermilk to quench the worker's thirst everyday This is in stark contrast to Shah Jahan who had the hands of the workers cut off after they built him the Taj Mahal 😶
@@sneha_loves_to_read yep it's an indian temple. There is archaeological evidence and excavations have been done deep down below . But nobody is brave enough to claim in mainstream media
@@manikandan3657 culture. We destroyed ourselves..by a lot of muda nambigai and modern culture..who start wearing jeans instead westi? Did western ask us to do it?
@@janupanicker1839 If you don't get vesti, but everywhere you see Jeans. And you have to wear something. It is not forcing . It is making us to do ourselves. Then some ultra intelligent people always keep blaming their own disability.
All the five Temples are still standing with Pride giving a glimpse of History and ancient technology.....This is what makes my India great and blessed.
@Psilocybe Vibe If you do not know anything then do you think you have the right to judge the "ancient people"? You seem like a fool without even knowing the case. Well, here it is, King Narasimhadeva built this temple to dedicate it to God Suryadev. The temple was not built for common people in the beginning. And the temple is also known as “Black Pagoda” due to its dark color and used as a navigational landmark by ancient sailors to Odisha. The magnetic effect of the lodestone was so strong that it caused disturbance in the ship's compasses those passed by the coast (Konark being a major port at that time), thus making the navigation very difficult for the sailors. To save their trade and their ships, the Portuguese sailors destroyed the temple and took away the lodestone. The removal of the lodestone leads to the collapse of the main temple structure. Currently, nobody knows where the magnet is. They took it down because they said it was pulling the planes. The sea receded back and now people go there.
@Psilocybe Vibe It is a temple of Sun and the structure was built in sucha place that the first ray of Sun will fall on the deity... the place chosen was not completely inside the sea but part of the structure was... Obviously these are myths & legends and no one today can confirm anything... It's about what one believes
I went to Brahadeeshwar Temple last year.. 4th one...its art work is amazing...there are soooo many shiv lings...I haven't seen so many in a temple... and the Lepaskhi one as well..its not far from bangalore..(the 3rd one)...seems the temple is half built...there is a huge round boulder on the tip of a cliff, below which there is a small settlement of the villagers...an earth quake could destroy the whole village
Srinivasan Rao yaaa.... this isn’t earthquake prone region I would believe.... and it seems half complete mig be because there was a fire few years back that destroyed some parts of it.... Ankur wat is based on this architecture is what I read on history
7:27 I am actually surprised that he almost pronounced Thiruvananthapuram correctly not all +especially North Indians) can do that much on first attempt
FYI: Number 1, there is no trace of that particular kind of rock anywhere 20 miles from the area. 400,000 tons of that rock should have been put somewhere right? Where did that go?
Konark temple was not just a place of worship. It was a university where different streams of education were taught - that's why you see different arhitecture in different level of temple ranging from mathematics, sex education, astronomy, arithematic etc.
@@adityadeveloper8775 Abe vishveshwar mandir dekh. Gyan vapi mandir dekh. Kashi vishvanath was destroyed several times and again reconstructed several times by Hindus.
The Padmanabhaswamy temple of Tiruvanathapuram...is the most mysterious...It is said that A large cobra guards the B vault of the temple....this vault is said to have great amount of wealth..it can only opened by the chanting of Garuda mantra by a very knoledgeable and a very powerful person who has attained these powers by meditation etc..
There is a depiction of an old lady right on the top of the temple tower and that lady is someone who ran around giving water to the workers who were constructing...throughout the years the temple was being built. These people are treated with sooo much respect in Hindu culture
@@neeluswar Rs 59,984,980,500($ 835 million) was collected within a week alone for renovation of Norte Dame after the fire last year in April. No temple in India can arrange that kind of funding so fast. So no temples are not that resourceful. Besides churches are the biggest land owners in India too. British too sometimes even took Temple lands and granted it to them. there is money right there.
I hate that theory " everything is build by aliens in india " Our ancestors were smart enough to do so , you can find evidence in our scriptures Like you reacted to plastic surgery thing Love to rick and korbin
black ninja what they are trying to say is that all ancient Indians were aliens and us present day Indians are from their lineage. This is what i heard from some italian archaeologist. 😂
@@Sagar-qt6sg lol .. I am sure you have not read any of it!! Scriptures are the story telling way of the historical things. Understand the crux behind that.
These people who constructed them were highly respected...infact each of their images are painted and carved on the walls of them temple honouring them
@Jasnav Singh O Gadhe, ye faltu ki bawas kisi aur k aage krio, smha. Work k according... Sale shuturmurg kahi k. Jameen me gardan ghusa ke sochte hain hum hain hoshyar sabse. Bloody idiots.
Ok so the fourth cast was not slave (they did jobs which other castes didnt as basically everything) Slaves did existed and There are visti which was a No pay labour during Gupta era . So slavery existed but thats a common thing throughout the history so idk wtf is going on about it.
I like that they had full indian setup behind them there is ranveer singh,vir das and even the idols of gods Even rick has a tattoo on his arm that says apna time aayega in hindi That is so cool dude i love it 🤩🤩🤩🥳🥳😍😍🥰🥰🥰
After Tanhaji I was angry but Now I am Happy, I got Mad because I am maratha and I didn't like when u compared the scene with 300, but now I am happy, because u guys know what to react
Been there this year in Jan. One of the most mind blowing place in my life. A kilometer of rock face has been carved out into massive Temple and prayer halls.
About Kailasa temple....even they some how carved it out from a single rock...the actual question is..what happend to the rest of the remaining rocks..400,000 tons to be approx. I have been there ...and talked to the researchers or people who are studying about that temple...they said..no where around 100 kms from the temple , they were able to find that particular type of rock or the left over 400,000 tons of remaining rock. That is what makes it the most mysterious temple in India.
@@siddhantwavre6990 whats a alien apart from different life form. Devas are also life forms just like other living beings except that they have longer life, can enjoy more with more power and intelligence. But they too are trapped in birth death cycles.
I live in Odisha where the Sun Temple is located, some more facts about the Sun Temple that the video didn't show.. 1. The Chariots in the Temple are not only Sundials it also has moon dials, using which u can calculate time precisely upto seconds. 2. 1200 craftsman worked for 12 years to construct the temple. 3. Even after 12 years they couldn't complete the Top portion of the temple. The son of the chief Mason who wasn't born when his father left his home when he was born, came to meet his father with some berries from their garden so that his father will recognize him. His name wad Dharmapada, he sacrified his life after completing the top portion of the temple by jumping into the sea. 3. The large Magnet at the top of the temple used to distrot the compasses used by navigators even miles away in the sea.. The Britishers Vandalized the temple so that they can navigate easily.
@@Naveen75574 listen u fu88 idiot..the word untouchable itself & it's concept in India was introduced during Mughal period or just before that..& all these temples were as ancient as 8th century bc.hence douchebag untouchables duh has no connection to these ancient's ancient mysticla temples..don't fucking bring ur unwanted sucking concept & don't be a pathetic mourner shouting about casteism while enjoying reservation of getting admission in NIT in 2nd division
Priyanka Dwibedi u stupid girl. Go read about chandella during mauryan and gupta period. U will get to know about untouchables. Ye jahil pkka engineer hogi social sc to kbhi padha nahi And go read manusmriti u will get to know status of women and other people via prushsukta story Chandella were untouchable who were forced to live outside the village.
@UCEz8jDhc7rAVIQLeVs3d2kg ur anti name itself says what kind of personality u r.JNU student??can't pay Rs. 300 a month but can wear branded t-shirt to protest??just like that is the fucking reservation system where under-graded,undeserving,failure,pathetic ST/SC,OBC are getting admission with just pass marks & general ppl r just moving on & on & on..toxic user name which itself says y to forcibly bring the caste system while enjoying free foods of Rs.2 rice,reservation etc...& on the mean time spreading hatred for being not succesfull enough..moron
@@kaptaan6324 a hater like u will always be blocked in my life & koi kutta v ghaas na dale tum jaison pe..FU..atleast never gonna give attention on this platform to talk to bheemkars like u..u have enough of my attention & this is the most u can get..now F***Off
Who are you kidding, Dalits were practically slaves. They were bought and sold by others. They lived in perpetual debt as no one employed them apart from odd jobs. Their homes were given out on debts. Read up some unbiased history or just study in CBSE Indian history which can be biased too, but it talks about this.
@@baakaaria yes of course...the terminology tossed by the brits...a direct translation of the Arabic term Jaat...nothing to do with the original indigenous systems... by the way have you heard about Racism? or the white Christian supremacy which stripped off the indigenous population from three different continents? of course not, coz you and your teachers are suffering from selective amnesia.
Faisal Ansari lol imagine them making fun of Quran , Mohammad ,the Mosque or the stupid Sharia Law the extremists would lose their shit!! like their life would be in danger!
In "3" , the pillar not touching ground is possible because - the ground and the pillar are possibly magents of opposing nodes , hence repell each , however, the weight of the pillar is just matching the repelling force ,keeping the pillar just above the ground , leaving a gap.
Wrong.......India has had slaves. Many families used to serve other families though generations. Unpaid servants are slaves. I for myself got to know recently that was there in my family too in our village home long ago. Fortunately, we currently do not have the practice and the lands and property had been transferred to those people so they could live out their lives as per their wishes. I didn't even know my family had land property 😂😂😂😂
I have seen the kailasa temple. Amazing unbelievable. Entire temple chiselled out of a mountain. The tower of brihadeeswara temple is built in such a way that it's shadow cannot be seen as it falls within the square pyramidal base. Ancient India was well versed on geometry in architecture. Also see Madurai meenakshi temple. It's beautiful...
The most interesting fact of brihadeeshwara temple is, no disaster or anything can never and ever shake the temple. It sustains until the world exists. The temple is fully surrounded with sand for few kms and also depth under the basement. So that even earthquake occurs, even if the temple shakes it comes to it normal position. This big temple has only 5ft of foundation(I think so). The temple was built with tones of granite but there is no single granite quarry in surrounding area. It is based on dravidian architecture which is highly complicated. Not only these 5 temples, there are many temples which is unique in it's own way and many mysteries are hidden in it. Our ancestors are great scholars who are very intelligent than this generation. Others copied there inventions and discoveries. Majority of things went from india only but they got the patent. Very proud to be an indian, especially hindu
These are just samples.we have thousands like these.even more beautiful and mysterious than these. But the irony is what hindu-jain-buddhist temples we can witness now in India & south-east asia are the remaining 10%...90% temples have been destroyed mostly by Islamic invaders(atleast 40,000 temples have been destroyed in 600 years of north-indian islamic rule) and then by Britishers and Portuguese. Now think how cruel they were who destroyed these architectural masterpieces just because of their religious bigotry. Even in last 70 years, thousands of hindu & budhhist temples have been destroyed in Pakistan , Bangladesh,Afghanistan,Indonesia,Malayasia,Iran , Iraq. Our ancestors build them with all of their wealth and hardwork. And they destroyed these as its their religious fantasys. No one care about the pain we hindus felt.
Rick and Korbin Sir.. I had requested for u to watch and review the documentary on the Lost Temples of India. It has all the information abt these temples in detail. Also how the granite stone was placed on top of that temple Vimanam. Pls watch it 🙏. Also granite is the hardest stone to carve hence proving these temples would've taken so many years to build.
You guys are freaking awesome!! The architecture & stuff is beyond "woahhhh"..but sadly almost 40000 of these temples were destroyed by invaders, millions were killed & mosques were built on top of them..recently we got back 1 of them..its sad that such things are purposely ignored for the sake of "peace"!!!
The most common belief is that the Kumbum was rolled on to the top of the tower with elephants using an inclined plane built of mud with a length of three kilometres. Even, there is a village called Charupallam near the temple which means "village of incline".
They missed Jagannath Temple in Odisha in the video! It's the most mysterious temple! There are close to 10 terrifying mysteries associated with this temple. Naming a few:- 1) The flag at the top of the temple always moves opposite to the direction of the flow of air. 2) In the temple, the food(prasad) is made by placing several pots on top of one another, and the topmost pot gets cooked first!! 3) Even though we could hear the birds chirping and the sound of waves outside the temple, but inside, we will never hear those!! So these were some of the mysteries which even science has not been able to explain. There are many more! It would be a pleasure if, by knowing these 3 mysteries, you get interested in knowing more and make a reaction on it. BTW, your reaction was great and as expected :D
@@cornelloverfloater4231 it'd be hard to rattle off names just off thentop of my head like this, but google "mysterious temples in India" And follow the links.
You completely disregarded the content of the video and acted so sure about it. you should've atleast named one such place to back up what you're preaching!!
@@cornelloverfloater4231 you seem to have gotten hurt by that comment. You could just google and find for yourself. Anyways, check out PraveenMohan the CZcams channel. His entire playlist is literally mysterious temples in India .
The beauty of the Brihadeshwara temple is that the shadow of the spire falls within the temple perimeter so you can never see it on the ground. So imagine 4 triangles on top of a square and the shadow of the tip of the triangles falls within the square. The math calculations which must have gone into this must have been phenomenal and the temple is more than a 1000 years old and people still worship there everyday
I'm from a place that is very close to Lepakshi, which is where the Veera Bhadra temple is situated. First thing, it houses the largest cow sculpture in the world. The cow is supposed to be the mode of transportation for Lord Siva(the god that "Agoras" worship). Lepakshi is derived from the Telugu language "Lae Pakshi" which means get up bird. This is in relation to a segment in Ramayan(one of the holy text of hindus) here, while Sita(basically the heroine) gets abducted by Ravana(the antogonist), a bird(by the name Jatayu) tries to save Sita. Jatayu's wings get chopped off by Ravana while trying to save Sita and falls to the ground. While Rama(the protogonist) goes in search of Sita, he comes across the fallen Jatayu. Now, Ram knows Jatayu, as Jatayu and Ram's father(Dasaratha) are friends. Ram rushes to the aid of Jatayu. By this time, Jatayu is in it's last moments. That's when Ram says Lae Pakshi (get up, bird). Sadly, he dies. From that moment on, the place where Jatayu fell and it's last rites were carried out was called Lepakshi. I brought up Agoras earlier for 2 reasons, 1. You've seen the video regarding them and could relate to Shiva. 2. Shiva is the god of death, last rites are always carried out under his name. Veera Bhadra is a form of Shiva. Hence there is a temple in his name and the cow. There is some fairly accepted idea as to why there is a hanging pillar. The pillar was never attached to the upper body or the lower body of the temple. But, with the passage of time and due to the contraction and expansion of iron components in the pillar, it got stuck to the upper body of the temple. The upper body of the temple, due to expansion, has caused the pillar to levitate. And the leg, most people consider it to be fake. But the legend says, it's the footprint of Hanuman(the biggest follower of Ram and the monkey king). Hanuman is like an overpowered character, he basically has every power imaginable. To help Ram reach Lanka(Sri Lanka) where Sita was taken, Hanuman increases in size and carries(flies) Ram and Lakshman(Ram's brother). Hence causing the footprint. 5 months after you posted this video😂😂. Sorry. Not sure about any of the other temples.
I am from Aurangabad near to Ellora. Visited Ellora like more than 50 times till date. Gate 16 i.e Kailasa Tempe various Ramayana and Mahabharata scenes carved inside it 1000s of years ago. It is believed that it's construction was completed in 8th Century!
"Untouchables" We're nothing but slaves.. No basic rights, no repect, no education, no basic living amenities, no salary,, Nothing!!!! They were the slaves.....
In ancient or medieval times people were sold and bought as goods. It never happened in India. In India, rich people used to trick simple people by giving them loans with interest that they couldn't pay so as a result, they had to pay the loan by working.
There are many more historic and spiritual sites. One of them is the Jail where lord Krishna was born. Its over 5000 years old. A huge part of that jail was destroyed by Mughals during 1600's, but the actual jail still remains.
When we look at the awe-inspiring poetry in mortar and stone, we cannot but feel so privileged to have been born in this land - that has often defied the laws of physics, or so imbued in spiritual wonders! These were only five you saw, but believe you me, there are thousands more unexplained works of undefinable beauty and character that simply leave the visitor open mouthed. For example, the temple of Lord Jagannatha (an incarnation of Lord Krishna) is said to be unique as the shadow of its tower is never known to fall on the ground. Besides, the temple flag flying on the tower actually flutters in the opposite direction to the wind blowing at a celestial height! Mystery? The Meenakshi temple in Madurai houses Pillars that produce music from different musical instruments when struck, and these Pillars are known to be over a thousand years old!! There is much, much more to India than snake charmers and tigers, than the West has given credit for. It is even today a land of people with remarkable powers of insight and trans-physical abilities. These powers are said to be achieved after decades of perseverance, untold penance, and study of scriptures. In case you are interested, you may read the following books by extremely respected, and revered Yogis to appreciate the spiritual strength of India that has helped it withstand the most ruthless and barbaric attacks on its identity. 1. Autobiography of a Yogi by Swami Yogananda. 2. Apprenticed to a Himalayan Master by Sri M. And to top it, a book penned by a,British journalist as far back as 1936 on his clinical search for a spiritual master in India, and his becoming completely besotted with the land thereafter. 3. A Search in Secret India by Paul Brunton. Keep your curiosity alive as you discover the real India. Good luck to you both.
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I am impressed , how Rick is able to pronounce all the names
but he has lost interest after india visit...
Ohhh yeah... so true.
Especially padmanabhaswami
@@niravemech why would you say that? Did he claim this somewhere?? I seriously don't about this.
@@arpit5634 yeah what do you mean by 'he lost interest'? What did he lose interest in? @Nirave Rathod
Also the British nd Mughals destroyed many places in India including the temples, the oldest University of the world in Takshashila which had numerous books on all of the things in the world. You should definitely see some good video on Takshashila if available.
Nalanda International University too....destroyed by Bakhtiyar Khilji
Get your facts right. Takshashila was abondoned in 5th century AD whereas Mughals came in 16th🙄 British and Mughals had nothing to do with the destruction of Takshashila, to be specific. Actually, it was British archaeologist Sir Alexander Cunningham who rediscovered it's ruins in mid 19th century!
Edit: I meant it was particularly not the 'Mughals' who destroyed the Nalanda university and Takshashila University. They were destroyed even earlier than Mughals, by other Muslim fanatics. Mohammed Bin Qasim was one such zealot who destroyed Nalanda University to showcase the power of ISLAM. History has been replete with examples of such Muslim fanatics who have destroyed our institutions of learning and worship, and moreover erected mosques over them as a sign of victory of Islam over Sanatan Dharma. The latest one was that rascal Aurangzeb. Today's Muslims should not associate themselves with those Turks and Uzbeks because they're not their real ancestors. Today's Muslims should not take pride in the destruction of dharma caused by those invaders.
Go back to high school once again idiot.
@Pranav Patel kyonki padhe likhe Hindu ko convert karna muskil tha is liye
Temple aur university destroy liye gaye taking gawar Hindu ko convert kiya ja sake Islam me
@@aman___004 did u have any proof. Why someone will abandoned a word class universitiey ist check your facts it is not abandoned by Buddhist monks invaders destroyed the university and they converted people around modern Takshila and Afghanistan jihadi still trying to destroy Buddha's statue . you should check your facts. Nobody's will abandoned great university unless something bad happened to them
Art is not mystery. India is an old civilization and the masterpieces are a part of civilizations.
Not old, oldest.
and whenever i as the question or a discussion popps up on how they built thease amazing structures, the common answer was "india was ahead of its time back then
and whenever i as the question or a discussion popps up on how they built thease amazing structures, the common answer was "india was ahead of its time back then
4:53 NO, not slaves. The king who built it Raja raja Cholan had inscribed extensively the names of all the paid workers so far as including the names of even the barbers who cut the workers hair. Fun fact: The 80 ton structure atop the gopuram carries the inscription of an old lady's name who voluntarily brought buttermilk to quench the worker's thirst everyday
This is in stark contrast to Shah Jahan who had the hands of the workers cut off after they built him the Taj Mahal 😶
Valuable information, sir.
There is a controversy on whether shaha jahan actually built the Taj or whether he simply did renovations on an already existing structure.
@@sneha_loves_to_read yep it's an indian temple. There is archaeological evidence and excavations have been done deep down below . But nobody is brave enough to claim in mainstream media
Not by slaves , but its by elephants
Very valuable info
Thank you
Indians and their creations were understated so far.
tintuu yeah
@@Naveen75574 not all
@@Naveen75574 no temples near my home is dirty. Yup places nearby it can be dirty but not temples.
Brothers mugals and british destroyed more than 66000 temples in india...
Sad fact . They destroyed our culture too..
Sad though..if not we would have more ancient and powerful architecture in the world.
@@manikandan3657 culture. We destroyed ourselves..by a lot of muda nambigai and modern culture..who start wearing jeans instead westi? Did western ask us to do it?
@@janupanicker1839 If you don't get vesti, but everywhere you see Jeans. And you have to wear something. It is not forcing . It is making us to do ourselves. Then some ultra intelligent people always keep blaming their own disability.
Yes
We have many beautiful temples in South India. Madurai, warrangal, kumbakinam, chidambaram, hampi, mysore... they are very beautiful:)
As per my knowledge, Chidambaram is the oldest Temple of all. But not maintained well.
So true....
Beluru and halebidu r baap of all
warangal temples my favorite ☺️❤🙏
All the five Temples are still standing with Pride giving a glimpse of History and ancient technology.....This is what makes my India great and blessed.
Konark Sun temple was actually partially built inside the sea, but as the time passed by the sea went back and it remained there.
Lol matlab much bhi
@Psilocybe Vibe If you do not know anything then do you think you have the right to judge the "ancient people"? You seem like a fool without even knowing the case. Well, here it is,
King Narasimhadeva built this temple to dedicate it to God Suryadev. The temple was not built for common people in the beginning. And the temple is also known as “Black Pagoda” due to its dark color and used as a navigational landmark by ancient sailors to Odisha. The magnetic effect of the lodestone was so strong that it caused disturbance in the ship's compasses those passed by the coast (Konark being a major port at that time), thus making the navigation very difficult for the sailors. To save their trade and their ships, the Portuguese sailors destroyed the temple and took away the lodestone. The removal of the lodestone leads to the collapse of the main temple structure. Currently, nobody knows where the magnet is. They took it down because they said it was pulling the planes. The sea receded back and now people go there.
@@KandaBatata RSS ne brainwashing ki hai 😁😁😁
@Psilocybe Vibe It is a temple of Sun and the structure was built in sucha place that the first ray of Sun will fall on the deity... the place chosen was not completely inside the sea but part of the structure was... Obviously these are myths & legends and no one today can confirm anything... It's about what one believes
Mysterious Senorita nope it was a Temple built to understand the sundial. There is a video of Praveen Mohan who explained the sundial thingy.
No. 5 konark sun temple is situated in Odisha near my home city..
I am sure govt is happily watching it getting destroyed day by day
The sundial is now on the national flag as the "chakra". An extremely beautiful yet scientific work of Art.
Lucky you
God's chariot running the eternal time
Please make videos and share.
Aliens? 😂
India's Ancient Science was way more advance (beyond our imagination) than Modern Science.
Mike drop
@@omkarvaijwade922 *mic
@@ghpranav7896 lol🤣🤣
You are right
@@omkarvaijwade922 Mike Tyson?
They missed one fact at the end about the kailasa temple all the rocks removed is nowhere miles near the temple. where did they move it?
If someone wants to make 100 wonders of the world, i can assure you that you will find all in India.
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That is not correct
@@tweentycenturyrock it is if you just see outside the common living area 😊
Other countries have wonders of world too idiot
True
I went to Brahadeeshwar Temple last year.. 4th one...its art work is amazing...there are soooo many shiv lings...I haven't seen so many in a temple...
and the Lepaskhi one as well..its not far from bangalore..(the 3rd one)...seems the temple is half built...there is a huge round boulder on the tip of a cliff, below which there is a small settlement of the villagers...an earth quake could destroy the whole village
Srinivasan Rao yaaa.... this isn’t earthquake prone region I would believe.... and it seems half complete mig be because there was a fire few years back that destroyed some parts of it.... Ankur wat is based on this architecture is what I read on history
Ok got it!
@@Naveen75574 I would rather call it Bangalore.
I'm from Thanjavur..very proud to see ..brahadeswara temple...💥💥💥
7:27 I am actually surprised that he almost pronounced Thiruvananthapuram correctly not all +especially North Indians) can do that much on first attempt
I can do it
@@Poonamsingh-uw3tj u r no more northy
Your north guy no one words to perfuct in south...exampel keral ( kerala) Tamil nad ( Tamizh nadu) 🙆
Thiru (sri) +anandha + puram Its pure Tamil malayalam Name with out Sanskrit language...south have So great language culture
@@aravind270In Hindi , It is pronounced keral and kannad only.I think you don't have enough knowledge about Hindi Language.
There are more temples in any one Indian city than the total temples in most countries 🤣
True there are about 300 Shiva temples and others in my home city Guwahati 😂😂😂😂
Nothing can compared to Tamilnadu...Land of temples with Ancient styles...
@@kabilann6645 true majority of the ancient temples are in Tamil Nadu
@@kabilann6645 And they are huuuuge.
@Apurva Kumar in North India all temples are newly built because ancient temples were destroyed by islamic invaders
All the 5 temples..
Are active..
And people go to worship
Smriti Mishra - There is no worship in Konark and Lepakshi temples. Others are active.
@@ramani56 In Lepakshi, we worship Veerabadhra and it is an active temple.
I’ve been to Ellora temple. It is absolutely mind blowing. The beauty of it and the majestic sight of it is awe inspiring.
I want to go there too. It is my dream!
@@tnkn969Same thing
I was totally freaked out in front of the Kailasha temple. It's hard to believe your eyes. Such massive grandeur. Incredible.
Thiru-Anantha-Puram means the city of Lord Anantha.
gods own country
Welcome to TamilNadu - “ LAND OF TEMPLES” 🎉💥🎊
😘😍
FYI: Number 1, there is no trace of that particular kind of rock anywhere 20 miles from the area. 400,000 tons of that rock should have been put somewhere right? Where did that go?
Konark temple was not just a place of worship. It was a university where different streams of education were taught - that's why you see different arhitecture in different level of temple ranging from mathematics, sex education, astronomy, arithematic etc.
In 5th temple there was a chariot which has 24 wheels and 7 horses actually it shows the time 24X7
Sun Temple was using for measuring the time.
Mughals and British destroyed many beautiful and mysterious temples.
40,000 by islamic invaders.
And thousands by Britishers and Portuguese(in goa).
Bhubaneshwar alone had mire than a lakh temples
Mughal didn’t destroyed any
@@adityadeveloper8775 Abe vishveshwar mandir dekh. Gyan vapi mandir dekh. Kashi vishvanath was destroyed several times and again reconstructed several times by Hindus.
They tend to destroy beautiful things which they can't own.
The Padmanabhaswamy temple of Tiruvanathapuram...is the most mysterious...It is said that A large cobra guards the B vault of the temple....this vault is said to have great amount of wealth..it can only opened by the chanting of Garuda mantra by a very knoledgeable and a very powerful person who has attained these powers by meditation etc..
Architecture- wise, Kailash Temple is very mysterious.
There is a depiction of an old lady right on the top of the temple tower and that lady is someone who ran around giving water to the workers who were constructing...throughout the years the temple was being built. These people are treated with sooo much respect in Hindu culture
I don't think any country is richer than India in terms of history and culture we have ..
And the 22billion dollar each... temples
@@neeluswar Rs 59,984,980,500($ 835 million) was collected within a week alone for renovation of Norte Dame after the fire last year in April. No temple in India can arrange that kind of funding so fast. So no temples are not that resourceful. Besides churches are the biggest land owners in India too. British too sometimes even took Temple lands and granted it to them. there is money right there.
@@thehawkseye3412 he didn't talk money. He said CULTURE and HISTORY.
Plenty in Greece, Jordan, Turkey etc.
@@MsDowntoearth11 please tell we all want to know are there any structure like these in Greece
I hate that theory " everything is build by aliens in india "
Our ancestors were smart enough to do so , you can find evidence in our scriptures
Like you reacted to plastic surgery thing
Love to rick and korbin
black ninja what they are trying to say is that all ancient Indians were aliens and us present day Indians are from their lineage. This is what i heard from some italian archaeologist. 😂
Well... The scriptures also say some of our ancestors are not from this planet... So clearly alien.
@@Sagar-qt6sg lol .. I am sure you have not read any of it!! Scriptures are the story telling way of the historical things. Understand the crux behind that.
Why the hell these guys are making fun of the video?? "Mysterious"!! They see the things very objectively.
@@aniketrangrej lol please don't try to educate me. I'm confident in myself I've read enough to come to that conclusion.
These people who constructed them were highly respected...infact each of their images are painted and carved on the walls of them temple honouring them
I can see Korbin yelling "It's so jucy" at the door. The most powerful of any mystic chant!!
No slaves in India my friend....just regular Craftsman would build these temples...
Dalits were slaves of uper castes. Correct your knowledge.
You don't no nothing.
@Jasnav Singh O Gadhe, ye faltu ki bawas kisi aur k aage krio, smha. Work k according... Sale shuturmurg kahi k. Jameen me gardan ghusa ke sochte hain hum hain hoshyar sabse. Bloody idiots.
Ok so the fourth cast was not slave (they did jobs which other castes didnt as basically everything)
Slaves did existed and There are visti which was a No pay labour during Gupta era . So slavery existed but thats a common thing throughout the history so idk wtf is going on about it.
@@boonslang6689 ,the artists were called Vishwakarmas, they even had the sacred thread .How do you call them Dalit ?
Korbin react on "what is hinduism" by cogito....very well researched video
First you react to this 🍑🍑🍑
kis kis ne allah bhadwe ki gaand mari reply karo 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣
no that isn't fully researched......It still mentions Aryan Invasion Theory
@@kunalpandey7189 you are right bro...
We r nt dravidiand we r nt aryans...we r bhartiye
I like that they had full indian setup behind them there is ranveer singh,vir das and even the idols of gods
Even rick has a tattoo on his arm that says apna time aayega in hindi
That is so cool dude i love it 🤩🤩🤩🥳🥳😍😍🥰🥰🥰
Oh so it is?..and I was doubting my eyes when I saw small idols at the bck!..lol
Every time Corbin laughed, I got hurt
# ONE OF THE MYSTERIOUS TEMPLE THEY FORGET IS "" JAGANNATH TEMPLE "" ( PURI )
BROOOOOOOO IKR👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Yeah bro, the most underrated temple, and actually the most mysterious one too
@@devbhai9333 dont disrespect
@@payelkhatua3597 what did I say so disrespectful ??
Onscreen text : Thiruvananthapuram
Korbin : "I got tired just looking at it".
🤣🤣🤣
Most Indians have a hard time saying that too.....
@@deepakthadhani Ya..I know
After Tanhaji I was angry but Now I am Happy, I got Mad because I am maratha and I didn't like when u compared the scene with 300, but now I am happy, because u guys know what to react
Been there this year in Jan. One of the most mind blowing place in my life. A kilometer of rock face has been carved out into massive Temple and prayer halls.
About Kailasa temple....even they some how carved it out from a single rock...the actual question is..what happend to the rest of the remaining rocks..400,000 tons to be approx. I have been there ...and talked to the researchers or people who are studying about that temple...they said..no where around 100 kms from the temple , they were able to find that particular type of rock or the left over 400,000 tons of remaining rock. That is what makes it the most mysterious temple in India.
I didn't even think about that!😲
जी technology वापरली असेल ती आता आपण विचार सुद्धा करू शकत नाही आणि करायचा झाल्यास westerners सारखं Alien बोलून मोकळे, काय म्हणायचं या विदेशी लोकांना😢
@@pawanmahajan2816 Asu pan shakta ki...kon jane ..dev hech aliens asle tar..😅
@@siddhantwavre6990 whats a alien apart from different life form. Devas are also life forms just like other living beings except that they have longer life, can enjoy more with more power and intelligence. But they too are trapped in birth death cycles.
Its a shame to not have visited any of the temples, despite some of them being not too far. need to change that.
Come to Kerala..Padmanabhaswami temple..😍
@@bonobonoyaaa.....7729 and you can come visit Kailasa temple 😊
@@aashishdongre 👍
Proud to be indian.and a people of Odisha 🙏🙏🙏🙏
I live in Odisha where the Sun Temple is located, some more facts about the Sun Temple that the video didn't show..
1. The Chariots in the Temple are not only Sundials it also has moon dials, using which u can calculate time precisely upto seconds.
2. 1200 craftsman worked for 12 years to construct the temple.
3. Even after 12 years they couldn't complete the Top portion of the temple. The son of the chief Mason who wasn't born when his father left his home when he was born, came to meet his father with some berries from their garden so that his father will recognize him. His name wad Dharmapada, he sacrified his life after completing the top portion of the temple by jumping into the sea.
3. The large Magnet at the top of the temple used to distrot the compasses used by navigators even miles away in the sea.. The Britishers Vandalized the temple so that they can navigate easily.
we never ever had slaves in our culture korbin..
@@Naveen75574 no, the idea of people considered untouchable originated after Manu Smiti, before that it was free to move between the castes
@@Naveen75574 listen u fu88 idiot..the word untouchable itself & it's concept in India was introduced during Mughal period or just before that..& all these temples were as ancient as 8th century bc.hence douchebag untouchables duh has no connection to these ancient's ancient mysticla temples..don't fucking bring ur unwanted sucking concept & don't be a pathetic mourner shouting about casteism while enjoying reservation of getting admission in NIT in 2nd division
Priyanka Dwibedi u stupid girl. Go read about chandella during mauryan and gupta period. U will get to know about untouchables.
Ye jahil pkka engineer hogi social sc to kbhi padha nahi
And go read manusmriti u will get to know status of women and other people via prushsukta story
Chandella were untouchable who were forced to live outside the village.
@UCEz8jDhc7rAVIQLeVs3d2kg ur anti name itself says what kind of personality u r.JNU student??can't pay Rs. 300 a month but can wear branded t-shirt to protest??just like that is the fucking reservation system where under-graded,undeserving,failure,pathetic ST/SC,OBC are getting admission with just pass marks & general ppl r just moving on & on & on..toxic user name which itself says y to forcibly bring the caste system while enjoying free foods of Rs.2 rice,reservation etc...& on the mean time spreading hatred for being not succesfull enough..moron
@@kaptaan6324 a hater like u will always be blocked in my life & koi kutta v ghaas na dale tum jaison pe..FU..atleast never gonna give attention on this platform to talk to bheemkars like u..u have enough of my attention & this is the most u can get..now F***Off
We never had slavery Korbin. Ellora caves are carved by travelers..
It's an example of incredible India 🇮🇳. Jai hind
You laugh !☺️ You searched one indian temple you face like😊
People of India were not slaves those times, only Britisher used Indian as slaves.
Who are you kidding, Dalits were practically slaves. They were bought and sold by others. They lived in perpetual debt as no one employed them apart from odd jobs. Their homes were given out on debts.
Read up some unbiased history or just study in CBSE Indian history which can be biased too, but it talks about this.
Fukin kidding me? Dalits were used as slaves to build all these temples. Dalits have been living the lives of Slaves since time immemorial.
@@TheLowsofSolipsism slavery introduced to India by Islamic invaders, a thousand year ago and so does the terms related to it.
Bro, have you heard of the Caste System?
@@baakaaria yes of course...the terminology tossed by the brits...a direct translation of the Arabic term Jaat...nothing to do with the original indigenous systems... by the way have you heard about Racism? or the white Christian supremacy which stripped off the indigenous population from three different continents? of course not, coz you and your teachers are suffering from selective amnesia.
In India that time there was no slaves at all unlike europe and middle east.
Haa v have our own caste system😛
@@tanyapammy459caste system became oppressive after invations by M & C
This is nothing told in the video. The temple are mysterious, it's 1 percent told in vedio
Rick you did such a fabulous job pronouncing all the names 👍
I see that korbin cut out some offending things Rick said 😂🤣
Lol yes, people take religion way too seriously
Why the hell these guys are making fun of the video?? "Mysterious"!! They see the things very objectively.
They didn't want to get ban by RSS 😂😂😂
Faisal Ansari lol imagine them making fun of Quran , Mohammad ,the Mosque or the stupid Sharia Law the extremists would lose their shit!! like their life would be in danger!
@@FaisalAnsari-pk9by dw owaisi n AIMPLB will help them (or anyone) to brainwash against any religion 👏🏻👏🏻
In "3" , the pillar not touching ground is possible because - the ground and the pillar are possibly magents of opposing nodes , hence repell each , however, the weight of the pillar is just matching the repelling force ,keeping the pillar just above the ground , leaving a gap.
Did anyone notice Vir Das's Losing It DVD kept behind????😱 Im happy to see that😄... You guys have amazing choice when it comes to comedy
All temples mentioned here are sacred and people visit them regularly
India has more than 2 million Hindu temples recorded during the 2001 census, whose number has substantially increased by now. - from Google
6:00 the pillar not only hang by ceiling but also there is a touch point on the bottom corner
Wait I just focused on his hand ....
He wrote his hand "Apna time aayega" that's cool🤣🤣
India never had slaves
Yeah, right.
Wrong.......India has had slaves. Many families used to serve other families though generations. Unpaid servants are slaves.
I for myself got to know recently that was there in my family too in our village home long ago. Fortunately, we currently do not have the practice and the lands and property had been transferred to those people so they could live out their lives as per their wishes.
I didn't even know my family had land property 😂😂😂😂
Fukking kidding me? Dalits were used as slaves for practically everything.
@ANURAG KAUSHISH ye jo aap keh rhe hain behes me sunne me achha lagta hai but practical nahi h
That’s made me laugh 😂
I remember during your initial videos the Christmas decorations were still up. And Christmas is coming up again....wow!!!
I have seen the kailasa temple. Amazing unbelievable. Entire temple chiselled out of a mountain. The tower of brihadeeswara temple is built in such a way that it's shadow cannot be seen as it falls within the square pyramidal base. Ancient India was well versed on geometry in architecture. Also see Madurai meenakshi temple. It's beautiful...
The most interesting fact of brihadeeshwara temple is, no disaster or anything can never and ever shake the temple. It sustains until the world exists. The temple is fully surrounded with sand for few kms and also depth under the basement. So that even earthquake occurs, even if the temple shakes it comes to it normal position. This big temple has only 5ft of foundation(I think so). The temple was built with tones of granite but there is no single granite quarry in surrounding area. It is based on dravidian architecture which is highly complicated. Not only these 5 temples, there are many temples which is unique in it's own way and many mysteries are hidden in it. Our ancestors are great scholars who are very intelligent than this generation. Others copied there inventions and discoveries. Majority of things went from india only but they got the patent. Very proud to be an indian, especially hindu
When Rick said, last time I checked.. I was like "no, no, no don't go there!" and the Korbin edited it out.. Lol
These are just samples.we have thousands like these.even more beautiful and mysterious than these.
But the irony is what hindu-jain-buddhist temples we can witness now in India & south-east asia are the remaining 10%...90% temples have been destroyed mostly by Islamic invaders(atleast 40,000 temples have been destroyed in 600 years of north-indian islamic rule) and then by Britishers and Portuguese.
Now think how cruel they were who destroyed these architectural masterpieces just because of their religious bigotry.
Even in last 70 years, thousands of hindu & budhhist temples have been destroyed in Pakistan , Bangladesh,Afghanistan,Indonesia,Malayasia,Iran , Iraq.
Our ancestors build them with all of their wealth and hardwork.
And they destroyed these as its their religious fantasys.
No one care about the pain we hindus felt.
The irony is Muslims ruled a country with 80% Hindus. It's really shameful for Hindus. And still there's no revenge for these massive destruction.
yeh sab gazni ka karnama hai bhaiya!
The mask behind Rick is real scary. Damn.
@ricksegall @korbinmiles you guys are awesome and was wondering how I missed your shows 👍👍👍
Rick and Korbin Sir.. I had requested for u to watch and review the documentary on the Lost Temples of India. It has all the information abt these temples in detail. Also how the granite stone was placed on top of that temple Vimanam. Pls watch it 🙏. Also granite is the hardest stone to carve hence proving these temples would've taken so many years to build.
Why call drugs junkies sir. Anybody can make a youtube video, does not make them an expert.
You guys are freaking awesome!! The architecture & stuff is beyond "woahhhh"..but sadly almost 40000 of these temples were destroyed by invaders, millions were killed & mosques were built on top of them..recently we got back 1 of them..its sad that such things are purposely ignored for the sake of "peace"!!!
The most common belief is that the Kumbum was rolled on to the top of the tower with elephants using an inclined plane built of mud with a length of three kilometres. Even, there is a village called Charupallam near the temple which means "village of incline".
They missed Jagannath Temple in Odisha in the video! It's the most mysterious temple! There are close to 10 terrifying mysteries associated with this temple. Naming a few:-
1) The flag at the top of the temple always moves opposite to the direction of the flow of air.
2) In the temple, the food(prasad) is made by placing several pots on top of one another, and the topmost pot gets cooked first!!
3) Even though we could hear the birds chirping and the sound of waves outside the temple, but inside, we will never hear those!!
So these were some of the mysteries which even science has not been able to explain. There are many more!
It would be a pleasure if, by knowing these 3 mysteries, you get interested in knowing more and make a reaction on it.
BTW, your reaction was great and as expected :D
Ohhh you know it is going to be a good day when osr drops another video before 10:30 am .. u know you'll get 3 videos... 🤟🤟❤️❤️
This wasn't a good enough video. These are just impressive things not mysterious. There are temples atleast 1000x more mysterious than these in india.
Can u name them it will be good to watch it
Can u name them it will be good to watch it
@@cornelloverfloater4231 it'd be hard to rattle off names just off thentop of my head like this, but google "mysterious temples in India" And follow the links.
You completely disregarded the content of the video and acted so sure about it. you should've atleast named one such place to back up what you're preaching!!
@@cornelloverfloater4231 you seem to have gotten hurt by that comment. You could just google and find for yourself.
Anyways, check out PraveenMohan the CZcams channel. His entire playlist is literally mysterious temples in India .
Your choice about India is really good 👍 keep it up
The beauty of the Brihadeshwara temple is that the shadow of the spire falls within the temple perimeter so you can never see it on the ground. So imagine 4 triangles on top of a square and the shadow of the tip of the triangles falls within the square. The math calculations which must have gone into this must have been phenomenal and the temple is more than a 1000 years old and people still worship there everyday
We never had a concept of slavery in India
Pathmanabaswami temble in Kerala there are lots of mystery behind the temple .
Hi segal. U spell indian names very well than other foreigners. . . . . . Good
please do more about Thanjai Periya kovil... which have basement at the top....
Korbin asked if there are any new temples in India.
Well......
:P
There is going to be...
Some of these should be in the 7wonder of world, but still isn't in it....
I'm from a place that is very close to Lepakshi, which is where the Veera Bhadra temple is situated. First thing, it houses the largest cow sculpture in the world. The cow is supposed to be the mode of transportation for Lord Siva(the god that "Agoras" worship). Lepakshi is derived from the Telugu language "Lae Pakshi" which means get up bird. This is in relation to a segment in Ramayan(one of the holy text of hindus) here, while Sita(basically the heroine) gets abducted by Ravana(the antogonist), a bird(by the name Jatayu) tries to save Sita. Jatayu's wings get chopped off by Ravana while trying to save Sita and falls to the ground. While Rama(the protogonist) goes in search of Sita, he comes across the fallen Jatayu. Now, Ram knows Jatayu, as Jatayu and Ram's father(Dasaratha) are friends. Ram rushes to the aid of Jatayu. By this time, Jatayu is in it's last moments. That's when Ram says Lae Pakshi (get up, bird). Sadly, he dies. From that moment on, the place where Jatayu fell and it's last rites were carried out was called Lepakshi. I brought up Agoras earlier for 2 reasons, 1. You've seen the video regarding them and could relate to Shiva. 2. Shiva is the god of death, last rites are always carried out under his name. Veera Bhadra is a form of Shiva. Hence there is a temple in his name and the cow. There is some fairly accepted idea as to why there is a hanging pillar. The pillar was never attached to the upper body or the lower body of the temple. But, with the passage of time and due to the contraction and expansion of iron components in the pillar, it got stuck to the upper body of the temple. The upper body of the temple, due to expansion, has caused the pillar to levitate. And the leg, most people consider it to be fake. But the legend says, it's the footprint of Hanuman(the biggest follower of Ram and the monkey king). Hanuman is like an overpowered character, he basically has every power imaginable. To help Ram reach Lanka(Sri Lanka) where Sita was taken, Hanuman increases in size and carries(flies) Ram and Lakshman(Ram's brother). Hence causing the footprint.
5 months after you posted this video😂😂. Sorry. Not sure about any of the other temples.
And I live in Thiruvananthapuram where the 2nd most mysterious temple Padmanabha Swami temple is built. Really the whole city is a mysterious one.
I am from Aurangabad near to Ellora. Visited Ellora like more than 50 times till date. Gate 16 i.e Kailasa Tempe various Ramayana and Mahabharata scenes carved inside it 1000s of years ago.
It is believed that it's construction was completed in 8th Century!
The very first video where I haven't seen likes by the channel to any comments.
Perhaps they haven't even thought to bother on this topic!
There is separate videos on the 1st and 2nd temples explaining in detail....it's amazing....please react to that!!😊😊😁😁
New temple? How bout the Ram mandir🤪 Mandir yahi banega🙆🏻♀️
Indians never had slaves. High class and lower class, and high class taking advantage of lower class, but never slaves
you just defined slavery
Thats the text book definition of slavery.
"Untouchables" We're nothing but slaves.. No basic rights, no repect, no education, no basic living amenities, no salary,, Nothing!!!! They were the slaves.....
I laughed so good
Thanks u all made my day 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
In ancient or medieval times people were sold and bought as goods. It never happened in India. In India, rich people used to trick simple people by giving them loans with interest that they couldn't pay so as a result, they had to pay the loan by working.
The first one "ellora" is nearby to my hometown ❤️
They even don't know we have temple inside the mountains
"how many new temples are made?" oh boy you're not ready for that yet😂😂
There are many more historic and spiritual sites. One of them is the Jail where lord Krishna was born. Its over 5000 years old. A huge part of that jail was destroyed by Mughals during 1600's, but the actual jail still remains.
It was easy for them to lift things up.
Gravity was not discovered yet
That makes sense 😏😏😏
Hahha...
Under rated comments..
The 80 ton granite piece was carried up on a ramp 1 km long and using Elephants...
And one more thing about kailash temple,the rocks carved out aren't around or outside the temple .
Within every 5 km in India there is at least one temple
One ancient / old temple (hindu-jain-buddhist)
In my state there is one in every half a km 😂
The person who is the reson for opening the 5 vaults is dead after opening it ...so they didn't opened remaining ones
Its like the temple of the sun by tintin
Rick's pronunciation of hindi or indian words is quite good
When we look at the awe-inspiring poetry in mortar and stone, we cannot but feel so privileged to have been born in this land - that has often defied the laws of physics, or so imbued in spiritual wonders! These were only five you saw, but believe you me, there are thousands more unexplained works of undefinable beauty and character that simply leave the visitor open mouthed. For example, the temple of Lord Jagannatha (an incarnation of Lord Krishna) is said to be unique as the shadow of its tower is never known to fall on the ground. Besides, the temple flag flying on the tower actually flutters in the opposite direction to the wind blowing at a celestial height! Mystery? The Meenakshi temple in Madurai houses Pillars that produce music from different musical instruments when struck, and these Pillars are known to be over a thousand years old!! There is much, much more to India than snake charmers and tigers, than the West has given credit for. It is even today a land of people with remarkable powers of insight and trans-physical abilities. These powers are said to be achieved after decades of perseverance, untold penance, and study of scriptures. In case you are interested, you may read the following books by extremely respected, and revered Yogis to appreciate the spiritual strength of India that has helped it withstand the most ruthless and barbaric attacks on its identity.
1. Autobiography of a Yogi by Swami Yogananda.
2. Apprenticed to a Himalayan Master by Sri M.
And to top it, a book penned by a,British journalist as far back as 1936 on his clinical search for a spiritual master in India, and his becoming completely besotted with the land thereafter.
3. A Search in Secret India by Paul Brunton.
Keep your curiosity alive as you discover the real India. Good luck to you both.