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How the World’s Oldest University Was Lost for 800 Years!! (US Soldier Reacts) -Nalanda University
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- American Soldier reacts to "How the world's oldest university was lost for 800 years - BBC REEL" (BBC Global).
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It still hurts a lot. Money lost can be earned, but that day India lost knowledge and everything
Exactly 😢
and who know whats funny near nalanda university there is a railway station named after the guy who burned nalanda and no one can do anything about it and if govt changes the name they will calls us bigots and undemocratic
Oh wow!
And another thing is that nalanda didn't have place in India's 10 oldest universities
Takshshila University is the most important University for indian history which opens in 600 BCE
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@@justanotherarmyvet2.0in this video propeganda arm of British government so called BBC Play hidden agenda
In which they called buddist University but that isn't completely true Infact Buddhism is a part of sanatan dharm just like catholic Christian are subsets of Christianity
Railway station? The entire town is named after that guy. Bakhtiyarpur, named after Bakhtiyar Khilji
Yes this is very shameful.
Actually Takshashila is the oldest University established somewhere around 500 BC. Great scholars such as Panini( Father of Grammar), Charaka and Jeevaka( famous physicians) were students of this University.
Chanakya the Genius also taught at this University.
Thanks so much for your insight!
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 Let me through u down the rabbit hole. Bhaktyar never did anything to Nalanda University. Nalanda was a Buddhist monastery and it was finally destroyed by Tirthika (Brahmins) . I'll provide you proofs of what I said if u dare to research.
@@harshalgawai746 ok
@@harshalgawai746 India breed german dogs videos is not a proof
He is spreading propagandas about India while not living in India
You guys are blindly believes him
Their are other universities as well and Hindu ashrams until 1950's so even if nalanda exist Hinduism will have a strong hold in Bharath/India. Buddhism started in 400BCE but Hinduism existed 3500 years before that. Buddhism Hinduism main objective is karma and Moksha / Nirvana
Oh wow! Much older
The monk was barefoot because since ancient times universities (Gurukul) were considered to be a temple based on learning where you learning ettiquetes, impart social skills in life. In todY'S Time you only barefoot visit sacred places like Mandir for Hindus. Gurudwars for Sikhs. Earlier gaining knowledge were considered a sacred thing.
That makes sense. Thank you so much for taking the time to answer my question.
We keep shoes outside the library now also.
@@radhakrishnamohanty3807 all libraries?
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Libraries of the colleges where I was studying and the college where I'm teaching now; don't allow shoes.
we need to keep our shoes on the shoe racks placed at the entrance of the library.
@@radhakrishnamohanty3807 what subject do you teach?
The three ancient universities of India were Takshshila (Taxila city in Pakistan occupied Jammu and Kashmir) in North West of India, Nalanda in East and VikramShila in South. Then whole valley of Kashmir was known as place for very advance learning with many smaller colleges/universities spread around its temples.
Thank you for your insight. I appreciate it. 🙂
Taxila in West Punjab, not Kashmir
Isn't Vikramshila in Bihar?
It is very commonplace in India to be barefooted especially indoors. Look beyond Buddhism and understand that our ancient manuscripts and knowledge on astronomy, mathematics and medicine would still be flourishing, had Nalanda continued.
Got it, thanks!
One original manuscript of Asthasahasrika Prajnaparamita Sutra from Nalanda Mahavihara is now in Columbia University, New York.
Thank you!
The first University in the World is Takshashila(Taxila) in Bharat(now in Pakistan).
It was built in the 5th century BCE. Chandragupta Maurya was taught by Guru Chanakya(also known as Kautilya) here.
Chandragupta Maurya was the first true emperor of India. He established the Mauryan Empire in the late 4th century BCE, which is the largest empire ever in the Indian Subcontinent. It reached its peak during his Grandson, Ashoka's reign.
The wheel on the Indian flag is called Ashoka Chakra and the National Emblem (4 lion Pillar) is called the Ashoka Stambh(Ashoka Pillar).
Thank you so much for providing your insight. I will do appreciate it.
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resilience., that's the key., we were invaded., invaded and again invaded., yet our culture survived while many around the world converted to abrahamic faiths., thats the greatness of this land.
Well said!
more university distroyed is taxila, Sharda peeth both in north west india
In the same time period?
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 yes, maybe before, taxila is a university where chanakya was a teacher. it was destroyed by Huns in 5th century.
@@RanadeSnah it was again usual suspects bakhtiyar khiji and bakhtiyar kaki who destroyed it completely. Huns did attack it like nakanda but it was rebuild. The pissfulls did it ultimately.
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0Sharda Peeth was an active center until 1947. It was perhaps the holiest place in Kashmir; the ancient scripts of Kashmiri and Tibetan were invented there. It was captured by Pakistan in 1947, and lies in PoK. It is now completely in ruins, and ironically, is just a couple of kilometers behind the LoC. If the war of 1947 had continued just a bit longer, and Nehru hadn't needlessly gone to the UN for a ceasefire, it would've been in India.
@@saibalbh31Xuanzang visited Takshashila around the year 600, and noted that it was mostly in ruins.
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Takshashila (Taxilla) and Nalanda indeed were the prestigious universities of Ancient Bharat, the former being even older. We had a tradition of treating knowledge n knowledge centers with divinity n does not bring shoes at the place or libraries.
Wrt the last question, Even if Nalanda wd hv existed unharmed, both Hinduism and Budhism wd hv coexisted and flourished. Not to forget, Budhhism, Jainism and Sikhism evolved from Hinduism itself. They respect others believes in equal measure and visit their shrines too to seek the blessings.
Thank you so much for your support as always. And thanks for your insight. 🤗🤗
To answer your last question. I don't think Buddhism would have survived Islamic invasions.
Thank you!
The only regions of India which became 90%+ Islamic are those regions which had Buddhism majority. For example, East Bengal, Sindh, Afghanistan etc
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In general footwear is not allowed in indian house. It considered to disrespectful.
I am a Buddhist. And yes if nalanda University and taxila University weren't destroyed Buddhism will biggest in whole subcontinent. From Afghanistan to पाटलीपुत्र (bihar Nalanda) you will find remains of bhuddha all the way to tibet (now china)
Thank you for your insight!
We take off our shoes before we enter our house. M my husband and I have crocs we wear for the inside. 🙂
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 we've also changed with the time. We do too in hotels school office it's fair.
But in india every home has a small place of worship IN THEIR HOME.
So we don't wear it.
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@@manofthesis735Having a home temple is more prevalent in the North than South. Maybe this is because North India was ruled for a much longer time by Islamic Sultanates?
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Before Nalanada, Alexander (Greek) sacked Takshishila university as well.
I did not know that
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0The old series on Chanakya is based on the life of the titular ancient Indian political strategist. He was a student and later professor at Takshashila, when Alexander invaded it. It's a very engaging series, and we'll researched. You may find it with subtitles. It was released in 1991.
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well yes, Buddhism would have strong hold on not just India, but also the entire world, as it was an International University, students from Europe, Arab, east asia and several countries could have influenced there country with teachings of Buddhism. not just by religious point of View, but also scientifically, the university was top notch.
Thank you so much for your insight and for your thoughts. I really do appreciate it. 🤗
7:27 in Indian culture, places of knowledge like libraries or classrooms are considered sacred and are believed to be the house of Saraswati: the goddess of knowledge. So to show respect to her, footwear is left outside. Though in modern schools and institutes this is not followed anymore.
As for the last question, it's difficult to say with certainty. But given the absolutist emphasis of Buddhism on non-violence, even under attack, I doubt Buddhism would have survived. The destruction of Nalanda accelerated their decline because it was the nerve centre of Buddhism.
Hinduism was able to survive because while it demands pacifism, it doesn't shy away from taking up arms to defend the values and lives of innocents.
The fact that Jainism, Sikhism, Buddhism and Hinduism: all place an emphasis on pacifism and non-violence against a non-aggressor, these could have coexisted without any hurdles.
But Islam was something totally different. It demanded it's followers to eradicate everything what it deemed evil and crush any symbols of infidels.
Buddhism couldn't have survived that kind of unprovoked violence.
That explanation makes a lot of sense. The non-violence approach would’ve failed. Thank you so much for your insight.!
It's almost a miracle that Jainism survived in India; they believe in even more peace than Buddhists
The painful part of this all is not that it destroyed, but still to the very day the place where once this university stood is called Bakhtiyarpur, named after the man who burned it to the ground.
That is horrible
no its not true nalanda university is in nalanda district. bakhtiyarpur is a railway station which is one of the railway station in Patna district(Capital of Bihar) but yes we should have to change the name that is on the name of the invader bakhtiyar khilji who destroyed our great ancient university
I don't clearly know if Buddhism would have a stronger foothold in India if the university was not destroyed. But one thing I know is Hinduism would still be the bigger religion.
At one time Buddhism was rapidly growing in India. It stopped when Jagadguru Shankaracharya came into the picture. He propogated a philosophy called the Advaida Vedanta and went all over India debating against every scholar of all philosophies. He defeated everyone with his knowledge and those who got defeated became his disciples. This reduced the popularity of Buddhism and brought back the popularity of Hinduism (mixture of many philosophies but mostly influence by Shankaracharya's Advaida Vedanta).
P. S : Shankaracharya was just 32 when he died. He had accomplished so much that he is reverred till date.
I am sure Hinduism and Buddhism (and Jainism and Sikhism) can co-exist very peacefully, unlike the Forces that destroyed Nalanda.
To be honest they are so close culturally and also philosophically.
Hindus and Buddhists had 1000 Years of fruitful Debates which led to a flowering of Philosophy.
You can be an admirer of the Buddha and Adi Shankara.
@@rudigerk Of course all the Dharmic faiths will co-exist. We are not invasive. We believe in mutual respect.
I was just saying Hindus would have still been more. 😇
He is considered a good man, right?
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 He is very revered. That's why he's given the title Jagadguru (Guru of the World).
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They will never be able to create the aura , profoundness in every aspect and the vision. These are just civil servants.
Who?
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 the current administration
Nope ! The non violence that thay adapted would have disastrous to them. Islamic invasion not only happened in the form of crusades and plunders but also through intellect, "Sufi" were the one first converted Buddhist monk in kashmir region. They engage Buddhist with words. At first Buddhist retaliate against invasions then Sufi's came and persuaded them to conversation because if they don't swords were coming their way.
I did not know that. Thanks for sharing !
20th June 2024 = Yesterday honorable prime minister Shri Narendra Modi ji finally inaugurated Nalanda University 🔥
Great news! Thanks for sharing!
The answer of your question at the end is a "sure yes" as per my guess. My reasoning is all of Indian religions that you hear about like buddhism, hinduism, sikhism, jainism are actually schools of thoughts and not religions. None of them originally beleive or worship in god but rather share the philosophy of uprising like a god( god meaning the enlightened beings of the past who played their role to the highest benchmarks possible for humankind) Temples were places of learning not worshipping. But as you might know, sadly it's much different than that at the moment because of bent & modified history and beliefs. What saddens me even more is that brits did more systemic destruction in 200 years than 1000years of islamic invasion. Greetings!
Greetings! Oh wow, that last sentence really hit hard….
India used to be a land of knowledge in ancient times said by ancient famous people
Very true. Tons of knowledge
Yes ma'am even china,Japan and Korea countries called India as tanjiku (the land of heaven)
@@Sheshi-gg8bh I like that name, the land of heaven 🤗❤️
It will surprise you, the Afghanistan was once a Buddhist country with Buddhism as a majority religion. Buddhist statues in the Bamiyan Valley of Afghanistan are the witnesses.
So who brought Islam into Afghanistan?
They were also destroyed vikramshila whose was located in gujrat west part of the India
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No. Nalanda was university in which majority of students were from Asia they used to follow Buddhism . They still do. Plus, I live near Nalanda it's situated near Nepal nearer to Bodh Gaya where Buddha got his wisdom / enlightenment. Neither the library nor the University was about religion. The library might have manuscripts about philosophy economy medical science social science history and engineering. Spread of religion was nowhere in the priority. It's just that it was situated near Buddha Region, plus, Asian students, plus maybe the time period...
Thank you for your insight! I really appreciate it 🙏❤️🙂
If Nalanda was never burned down, mankind would be atleast a 100 years ahead in almost every field. We have lost invaluable knowledge that are extinct now.
It’s sad and angering just how much was actually lost…
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Irony is the next railway station 's name is Bakhtiarpur railway station.. on name of the person who destroyed Nalanda... the oldest University is Taxshila University, present day in Pak .. Acharya Chanakya (The Prime Minister of Bharat during Mauryan Empire) and writer of Arthshastra ( Book on Economics ) around 350 bce was Professor of that University.. The first residential University was nalanda
Apparently, there’s a whole town named Akram,. That’s horrible.
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Watch Infinity Foundation podcast with Ola founder,they also talked about when US bought old manuscripts from India.
I’ll check it out, thank you!
Another great video and reaction.
- Yes this University was gem at the time for entire world.
- Yes budhism would hv been even more flourishing than its now second to Hinduism in india & probably india would be in entire different place
- Still budhism is flourishing here but not as it was supposed to as taken to china and korea or japan or other part of east.
- it was disaster to lose such University especially the knowledge else the world would be a better place for sure.
So.. we need to live and do better with what we have and left.
Do react to 'Project Shivoham', especially the Veda and Dhanurvedam part for even more fruitful knowledge what we had and lost.
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It's a great video of the less touched knowledge of ancient Vedic knowledge of Bharat aka India.
U will get the history of Veda from the same channel and more.
Must dive in. If not for d reaction but for a better understanding of one of the golden period humanity had once.
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Buddhism is also the path of salvation, which comes in Dharmic religions. In Hinduism, as you can see common feature the idols of any deities, will show Multiple arms, In 1 hand they will be holding Vedas (Knowledge), 1 hand is giving blessings and 1 hand always carries some weapon. This weapon signifies the spirit of resistance against evil or Adharma. Teachings of Buddhism are the same but nihilistic views and surrendering of that spirit of resistance led to the downfall of Buddhism throughout Gandhar (Afghanistan), Java (Indonesia), Malyasia, Pala kingdom (Bangladesh) and Tibet. All these places adopted Buddhism but cant survive Islamic invasion (except Tibet, which was captured easily by China) and lose their civilization.
Thank you for taking a time to comment. My knowledge about all this is very minimal. So thank you!
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 Many in West find it hard to believe that Afghanistan once adopted Buddhism, you can see large Buddhist statue of Bamiyaan and some ruins, but invasion after invasion destroyed the civilization and now they are hardcore Islamists
@@mrphoenix6671 I think it reminds us of just how old that entire region is!! Ancient !
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The Symbol at the great Gate of the new Nalanda is the Endless Knot. Generally stands for Infinity, but here some more specific
Meanings (i quote Wikipedia)
-The endless knot iconography symbolised Samsara i.e., the endless cycle of suffering of birth, death and rebirth within Tibetan Buddhism.
-The inter-twining of wisdom and compassion.
-Interplay and interaction of the opposing forces in the dualistic world of manifestation, leading to their union, and ultimately to harmony in the universe. (like Yin and Yang)
-The mutual dependence of religious doctrine and secular affairs.
-The union of wisdom and method.
-The inseparability of emptiness (shunyata) and dependent origination, the underlying reality of existence.
-The link between ancestors and omnipresence represented by the etymology of Tantra, Yoga and religion) (see Namkha.)
-The wisdom of the Buddha as neither are said to have a beginning or end.
Perfect! Thanks!
You know what's the current most disheartening part of this history, that the invader who burnt down this University has a town named after him just near this site and obviously the community doesn't allows it to be renamed because for them historical wrongs, invasion is far behind, what foremost is that the invader was Muslim so he is part of the community and needs to be celebrated because he was a Muslim invader and ruler who ruled over low level Kafirs (Hindus).
Imagine what we will be feeling. Those who assaulted us are being openly praised and ideally followed on our own land and when we want to correct these wrongs we will be called Islamophobic intolerant towards minority.
That is insane!!
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 oh I missed, the invader was Bakhtiyar Khilji, so the town named after this moron is called Bakhtiyarpur.
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Bakhtier Khalji was responsible for forcibly converting the entire Buddhist population of East India which is now Bangladesh. Similarly the current area of Pakistan and Afghanistan was also Buddhists and were forcible converted due to the non-violence philosophy of Buddhism in those times. Chandargupta Maura created the empire, his son expanded it but his Grand Son Ashoka converted to Buddhism and thus caused the decline of the empire even as Ashoka was responsible for taking Buddhism all over South-East Asia (Myanmar, Cambodia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia), Lanka, Japan, Korea, China and other places. So! Even as Nalanda was a very good thing but not burning it down would not have done anything to the eventual fate of Buddhists in India. World and India lost lots of accumulated knowledge in its various universities due to these invasions. Buddhists in Myanmar, Vietnam, Cambodia, Japan and places survived as they evolved and understood that they must militarize to protect themselves.
Unfortunately,, it is true. You have to militarize for self-defense.. yes…
Buddhism is a philosophy and belief system of the Pantheon of Dharmic Philosophies. Like Kalachakra or the cycles of time everything waxes and wanes. It has always been there sometime less and sometime more and it will always be there. It is a part of Sanatana and we will ensure it stays.
Yes. It needs to stay 🙏💙
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Answer to your question (according to me) is "No"
Buddhism is an offshoot of sanatana, almost 80% sanatani people converted to that school of thought, then came the period of Adi Sankara also known as "Adi Shankaracharya" a scholar who had debates with buddhist scholars which they lost in the early 9th century, and people came back home to their roots. So the answer to your question is "No".
Thank you! I’m glad you stick around to the end of the video to hear my question. Most people turn my videos off during my closing.. So thanks 🤗
For decline of Buddhism in India ,That could be one of the reasons , but also other factors like decline of royal patronage , rise of Advait vedanta (Adi shankaryacharya) his compilations on Hinduism also contributed to the decline of Buddhism from its original birth place ,never the less it has strong foot hold in South east Asia, and continues to thrive . (Mumbai)
Thank you for your insight!
But its really sad to see when people of the west when comes to india..they just wanna visit taj mahal ...they dont do research before coming to india...
Well i am born in nalanda and this ruins is just 10 km away from my home..
I did want to visit the Taj Mahal when I went to India. However, I chose to stay in the Madras area and to do a home stay with a nice Indian family. 🤗
This visit was back in 2001. So there wasn’t as much information or videos on India. No CZcams. Lol
King gave lot village to university :- tax collection from that village use for university expanses and different dynasty also support differently
I didn’t realize that. Thanks for sharing !
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 tax collection from approx 250 -260 villages
@@vyagrah181 thanks 👍
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Kindly watch videos on "Kailash Temple made by Cutting down Mountain from Top to Bottom" : A Monolithic Structure with no joints ..... it was burnt by Mughal Invader bcoz they hate Hinduism Idol Worship.. Temple was white in color ..it resembles the Kailash Mountain of Himalayas..
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@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 yes this one.. Actually its color was white.. Like Himalayan Kailash Mountain.. But Mughal invaders burnt this Temple..
That is why color is looking black..
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0:27 the size of the university
Perfect! Thanks!
To create a world we need thousands of books but to destroy only one book is enough 😢😢😢😢
You know what I mean
@@nikhilk91 yes 😢
Self defence is a part of Hinduism, also Hindu dharma teaches to retaliate against any evil, which is why so many Hindu and Sikh warriors fought against those invaders for 800 years. Indians didn’t let the Islamic invaders conquer the whole of India. Then came the British colonised us for 200 years.
Buddhist believe in non-violence. So they don’t believe in self-defense.. correct?
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 Non-violence and self defence are two different things. All Indic dharmas (Hindu, Buddhism, Sikhism, Jainism) do not support violence. But self defence is an option in all dharmas.. Dharma means duty. We don’t have a word for religion in any ancient Indian language. The martial art kung Fu originated in India (influenced by another Indian martial art called kalaripayattu) and was introduced to monks in China by monk Bodhidharma. Warrior duty is not a part of Buddhist philosophy.
@@Pearls103 ah yes, I remember Kalari from a video I reacted to a few months ago. Thanks for your insight!
No its not the oldest , its takshashila peeth , nalanda was one of the biggest .
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You didnt react "DEF Talk With Adi Achint" since last 2 months I'm requsting that..Its More Logicle and Practicle Analysis Channel. Than Major Arya.... since last 2 months im reqstng but u didnt react
I’m sorry, my friend. I probably have 100 requests from people and I am dealing with two kids, two CZcams channels, and a new puppy. Right now, I’m just trying to get my personal life in order and get organized. I’m still trying to get things settled from when we moved a few months ago. And my family is also coping with identity, theft, and the theft of money from our bank account. We’re in the middle of a crisis right now. I appreciate your patience and support. Thanks ❤️🙏
Plato's academy before 2500 year's ago. And it's not the oldest. For example ipocrates university (medical), Pythagorean university (mathematics).......and more others!!!
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How can i request or suggest a video to you ? The one i am suggesting is getting deleted again and again ?
I’m so sorry, my friend. You too sometimes delete and hides comments. It even happens on my own channels to me.. You can always email 🙂 JustAnotherArmyVet@gmail.com
Dr b r ambedkar in his book write about Buddhism end he say it was due to islam coming to india
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Buddhism already lost to adi shankaracharya buddhists could not provethe philosophical superiority over vedanta philosophy of Hinduism in a renowned debate, by 11 th century buddhism only survived in monasteries. It was never the religion of the masses and always had following in the urban city centers
I think someone else mentioned him in another comment. Was he revered leader ?
Buddhism in its original form is esoteric and detached from the material world.. Thats why it spilt off into mahayana in the east and became so popular there. The reason the university flourished was cause of its kingly patrons. And if the university hadnt been burnt then we would have more knowledge of the ancient indian world but dont think Buddhism would have survived its ultimate meeting with advaita vedanta.
Different meeting with who?
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 Its a hindu philosophy 'advaita vedanta'. It was rejuvenated by a guru Sanakaracharya. He actually debated a well known Buddhist preacher one on one and got him to concede.. The thing is buddhism and hinduism share a lot of fundamental philosophies but come to different metaphysical conclusions.. Like advaita vedanta concludes the universe is one while buddhism concludes there is no universe, everything is essentially nothingness
@@Sticklemako there is no universe? I wonder if Buddhism still really believes that now that we have modern technology such as telescopes and rocket ships. Anyway, thank you for your insight. I appreciate it.
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 they believe that all that we see is an illusion of the mind.
@@Sticklemako so not the exactly the Matrix, but similar.
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Our ancestors knew about planetary motions thousands of years before Greeks..
an interesting point - if you Google who first discovered “ Earth is round “ ? You may find Pythagoras in 500 BC. Rig Veda ( oldest scripture of the world ) dates back 15,000 years or even more ..
It has references to subject of Geography in Sanskrit ( ancient Hindu language ). Even today we use the term “ Bhugol “ which means “ Geography “ .. ( Bhu = means earth, gol = means sphere or round depending on the context ) .. why would our ancestors refer this name “ earth is round or sphere “ to refer this subject Geography if they didn’t know earth is spherical..
we have concepts of lunar days which is used even today and this is premised upon sun, moon and earth’s relative positions .. precise calculations.. way way way before anything Europe came up with ..
15,000 years 🤯🤯
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 - actually Ramayan's age was decoded between 12,000 - 18,000 years .. I was very much aware when I had put that number..
African migration happened 70,000 years ago, Indian civilization is around 55,000 years .. we gave birth to other religions - Jainism, Buddhism and Sikhism .. which took many concepts of Hinduism..that's why we take pride to be the only continuing civilization that kept it's heritage intact .. Egypt, Iran, Turkey, Iraq, Indonesia and even China changed ..
China used to follow Buddhism that went from India and then to Tibet and then China.. Mao made the country atheist.. but I am hearing people are again returning back to temples ..
Iran was persia. It became Islamic.. so did the rest of middle East .. we continued our heritage in spite so many attacks for thousands of years..
Even Jews had to flee their land and later returned .. but we stayed where we were..
@@JaiRudraNath it reminds me of how young United States (as a country) is. I am not sure how many years Native Americans were around before the US. I’m sure a very long time.
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 - if you ever get a chance, visit Akshardham temple in Robbinsville, NJ with your family.. Hopefully, it would give you a spiritual experience and peace, that usually people don't get in their day to day life..
Panchayat season 3
I am editing episode 1 right now. The trailer is tomorrow (Wednesday) 🙂
you should also research about the person narrating the story. You will be surprised! . Dr.K. K. Muhammed
I’ll check it out, thank you!
Yes he is that rare Muslim person who stands with truth and trying to correct it through his work.
@@aditichoudhury3425 that is good work he is doing the.
Islamic invasions put india hundread of years behind in medieval history , from pioneer in knowledge we become dependent on others
Sad and angering 😢
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 Dont worry. We are the only people who have stood and absorbed the full brunt of Abrahamanism. WE may have been distorted and damaged but we have never given up. Contrast that with ancient Greece and Rome. They are not what they used to be. The only connect with their past are the ruins and relics. Same for the Egyptians, Mesopotamians and Persians. In a way they are strangers to their ancestors and the ways of the old. We are still on a continuous and unbroken if damaged chain. We have overcome and are and will rise again as the civilisation we once were bridging the old and the new in the continuum of human history . We have faith on truth and will work for that.
Reminded of the Brook by Alfred Tennyson "Men may come and men may go, But I go on for ever.
And you being an American I am sure we share a favourite author - Mark Twain who said “India is, the cradle of human race, birthplace of human speech, mother of history, the grandmother of legend, & great grand mother of tradition. our most valuable & most instructive materials in the history of man are treasured up in India only.”
@@user-yx9wq2cl1n ah yes, Mark Twain! Do Indians study Mark Twain in school ?
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 I have read most of his books in school from the library though we may have had a chapter or too in syllabus. I bought Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer for my son. He has read them too. We do read a lot of English Lit both Brit and American in school.
@@user-yx9wq2cl1n I think that is great. Were Mark Twain’s books in English or in Hindi in Indian schools?
I have heard from sources slave dynasty islamic invaders destroyed nalanda University was destroyed and was set by fire it is said that books were still burning for 1 month thats why bihar became from knowledge hub to exam cheating hub
Exam cheating hub? Why?
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 actually I'm from south india so bihar was not developed through british colonial rule by imposing English instead of sanskrit made most of them illiterate makes bihar backward state but during maurayan era regime pataliputra was developed which is known patna
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 because bihar could not have proper teachers that's why most of them migrating to hyderabad but I want to bihar to be net contributor then net taker
@@sarvariish thank you
nalanda the oldest university but they not show cuz now nalanda university now in Pakistan and.
this Buddhist copy Santana gurukul like ancient university from bhramins and Santana text and now they show like they create whole thing but this is not true.
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The new nalanda is a joke with broken system with money making scheme
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It's not only about Budhdhism's prominance as these universities were very secular in nature so associating them with a single religion will be wrong thing to do but yeah if It wasn't destroyed India probably would have contributed way more to the modernization process as a lot ancient knowledge about Maths, Science, Medical Science, Astronomy, Astrology etc were lost with the university.I live very close to Nalanda so i know that Locals also tell a different story which is passed through generations about Bakhtiyar Khilji. It is said that he bought some experts with him and when those experts examined the contents of the library they failed to even comprehend most of the material because of how advance it was and whatever little they could decode was like rocket science to them and after that Khilji compared it to witchcraft and declared practices and study material as ungodly and blasphemous and destroyed everything.
That is so sad and angering
Islamic invader and britisher both destroyed our country 😖
Yes. But, India is doing a good job cleaning it up.
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 process is too slow
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 tbh we are very slow in this part and we all know why ?
@@aditichoudhury3425 I am not sure…
It will surprise you, the Afghanistan was once a Buddhist country with Buddhism as a majority religion. Buddhist statues in the Bamiyan Valley of Afghanistan are the witnesses.
Very interesting!
It will surprise you, the Afghanistan was once a Buddhist country with Buddhism as a majority religion. Buddhist statues in the Bamiyan Valley of Afghanistan are the witnesses.
I did not realize that