Pak reacts to I spent 3 days in Sanskrit Speaking Village of India 🇮🇳

[@virendrajha947]

Sanskrit bolne wale sari indian language samajh jate h. Because sanskrit is mother language of all indian languages...🙏🙏

[@lakhyasdiary5762]

not all indian languages, Northeastern languages have their roots with burmese and tibetan language not sanskrit.

[@hardikhardik5737]

Duniya ki sabse purani bhasa he

[@mrhks0574]

​@@lakhyasdiary5762kannada Telugu Tamil me bhi hai bahuth sare Sanskrit words

[@vineeshkv3743]

Tamil is the oldest language in the world, not Sanskrit. the Vedas are in Sanskrit so more importance is given to Sanskrit that's all.

[@hardikhardik5737]

@@vineeshkv3743 ved sanskrit me he to usse purane bhasa kya hogi

[@kamakshiyadav5980]

Sanskrit was a dying language but now people are showing interest in it again.
In schools also Sanskrit is part of curriculum

[@RohitSharma-vj1sw]

Who said that we shrotriya Brahman still speak Sanskrit and can Converse in it fluently

[@my.orange]

*Love you india* 🇮🇳
*Jai shree ram* 🚩
*Thank you yr* ❤

[@user-vo6pe5cm6s]

Karnataka peoples r very friendly 😊

[@jaisalmerwarriors5382]

mattur hosahalli people must be connected to urban areas to the extent like other villagers happen to be, the difference is that while other villagers might allow urbanization or urban lifestyle to penetrate within their villages, mattur hosahalli people strictly adhere to the idea of preserving traditional practices and sanskrit language.

[@rakeshdeshpande10]

I am from Karnataka and I have been to this beautiful village!!

[@MyPlanetMyDuty]

Sanskrit is very beautiful language and very difficult also

[@narayanshenvi8154]

Those who study Vedic literature take up teaching or perform religious rituals for common people or work as priests in temples. Some may study Ayurveda and become doctors.

[@jayramjadwani431]

If u notice the peaceful atmosphere was because the Western influence was minimum
Sanskrit is the mother of most languages
U can say every language is born out of it.
U were sayng do they not keep in touch with others meaning modern way or outside world
I think they keep it minimum I feel they prefer natural india way or eastern way of simple life.
They had electric city the town was paved and clean with street lights also mobile network every thing but minimum

[@sunilmakheja7527]

Never visited this region.
India 🇮🇳 is Very Vast, Not an easy task, to visit My Country completely 😊

[@atheist8890]

Every Indian language has got borrowed Sanskrit words.

[@RG-un2vl]

Sanskrit is not a dying language. That is a narrative pushed mainly by western academicians who themselves study the language. The idea is that Hindu texts can be translated and interpreted in the way they want without any cultural or historical context. There’s a lot of raw material in these texts, which can be used to make commercial products, especially lifestyle, products, and healthcare. There is also an a underlying antagonism towards the religion itself. If it were really a dying language, Germany would not be using it to make computer programs, south Asian departments in the US and Europe would not be trying to get hold of old Sanskrit manuscripts for their libraries and associate professors and professors would not be printing books on Hinduism in such a manipulative and superficial fashion. It’s really unfortunate that Indians themselves are a market for these products. So we believe the narrative of a dying Sanskrit and then read English books, written by the same people who tell us what it is dying..

[@mahendradev2756]

EVEN NASA USES SANSKRIT TO TRAIN ITS SCIENTISTS ANCIENT HINDU SCRIPTURES HAVE SURVIVED DUE TO SANSKRIT . IGNORANCE ABOUT OUR HERITAGE IS DUE TO MACAULAY INDIANS FROM USA

[@thedescanteer]

Hardly a handful of Indians are aware of this longstanding subversive agenda of the western deep-state to digest and arson the Dharmic civilization through their neo-Marxist humanities academia and pop culture/literature.

[@sanayamishra75]

Hamare ved, upanishads hame jan se bhi pyare h

[@petechau6314]

My grandson is learning Sanskrit. Most of new generation is teaching them Sanskrit to educate wisdom of 200000 yrs.

[@mahendradev2756]

I VISITED SHIMOGA IN 1957 WITH A GROUP OF STUDENTS FROM PUNJAB . SANSKRIT SPEAKING VILLAGE IS A TREASURE IT SHOULD MAINTAIN ITS PURITY URBANIZATION AND TOO MUCH INTERACTION WITH OUTSIDE OUGHT TO BE RESTRICTED FROM USA

[@laxman002]

Indian traditional dress copied by Saudi in kaba

[@hariharanmahadevan4382]

Deklo Islam ney bhi yahi dress copy Kiya Kaaba mey dress....code.... samhje...Shiv bhakti Aisa hi hota hai...naam kuch bhi laga do system nahi badalta????

[@mash6943]

Humm.. sahi hai ..Bhai aap ki baat sochane wali hai👍

[@hrajanna]

Their children are very well educated. You will find lot of the in very good positions in multi national companies and in US, Canada and other countries.

[@mash6943]

Everything is really nice.👌
Appreciated their efforts to preserve the dying language
GIRVAN BHARATI/ SANSKRIT.
BUT SADLY they should pay attention towards keeping the village clean too.
Bahot sara kura kavhara dikha😢

[@virlimbad]

This is what the real Bharat is❤❤

[@vikaskumar4001]

मुझे आपका ब्लॉग बहुत अच्छा लगा। मन कहीं गुम सा हो गया।
और इन सभी नन्ने दोस्तों को हेलो

[@satywanmor4569]

Jai hind vande matram🇮🇳 🙏🙏 I love my Bharat and cultures ❤❤🙏🙏

[@shayanraj7840]

As far I kmow , Vedic chantings should be done on certain process , time and way. That's why it should not be recorded randomly. Even I heard recently a guru said Gayatri mantra that are avaiable should ban because the rules of gayatri mantra is that it should be chanted in silence in your own mind , not loud in public like songs.

[@balajisundarambalaji1970]

Sanskrit Village surely practice 4 Vedas and Upanishads .. no comercial activities or commercial
Or Sanskrit teachers very strict ( Gurus) concentration & Meditation,yoga, classical music and Dance part of teaching too..
Possible Distraction..

[@magadh-IAS]

Brhamin always great।

[@giridhar4837]

Because who are reading vedas they are extremely involved and follow rules and they do sanyasi ,in which they don’t wear Chapel and every day cold water head bath and they follow many things ,that is why we normal people who don’t follow any of these can’t see them whil pooja or reading vedas

[@jai_yogi]

I want to visit this sacred village & spend some time there. Can someone help/guide me please 🙏
I love Karnataka very much, just returned from Murudeshwar which was my 4th visit.

[@64ajith]

On seeing this video, did you feel home sick?

[@vijayakumarkuttath6791]

Every Indian language contains words of Sanskrit origin. Malayalam language is more closer to Sanskrit, almost 90-95% Sanskrit, followed by Telugu & Kannada at 80-85%. Approximately 60% of spoken Hindi words are derived from Sanskrit.

[@sandipbhusare4277]

Hi nice video love you 🚩🚩🚩

[@Happymind89]

It's not Sanskriti Bhasha it's Sanskrit. Sanskriti means culture. Sanskrit is language of God..... I've read in school time my book name of was.... DEV VAANI Sanskritam. Meaning devo ki bhasha Sanskrit.

[@jaisalmerwarriors5382]

liked the video and the vlogger. Raunak was gasping badly however.... some daily sprinting needed.

[@deepakrao3621]

All these priests sons and daughters are highly educated and working in very high it companies like Intel and Microsoft.

[@jagamohansahoo2194]

Nhi bhaiya..vedic verse jab jaap chal rha hota he..tab bahat powerfull chant chalta rehta he..agar us me thoda sa bhi kuvh hadbad hua to uska negative impact padta he...

[@prakashgovekar7020]

Thank you, Iman and Moazzam for selecting an interesting subject for your video. 🙏

[@akashkadam0019]

Waha pe bahut pure atmosphere maintain Kiya rehta hai

[@studyperform6560]

Till the time when he study in Gurukul they don't use any gadget or modern technology, after completing the study they become priest of prominent temple, after becoming priest they use modern technology but less (only most required) as compare to general people, as far as recording is concern they don't be use to recording for youtuber or such people so they avoid such stuff, if they feel any necessity of recoding they can. Not as such prohibition, but if they give permission it may be possible periodically people reach out for recording cause in India no of youtuber are so high so they don't feel or understand to give permission to him, if any renowned tv channel reach out definitely they give permission. It's all my opinion not those people 😂😂😂

[@vishwanathgangaiah1035]

Vedic Patashala's will not allow their students to be get disturbed because of Videography/Interviews, out of curiosity some one should not cross the limits set by the Gurukul. Guru - Shishya's relation is not equivalent as that of today's Teachers and students , there are certain constraints which has to be followed by both Guru and Shishyas and the rules are very stringent not all students can learn the Vedic education under casual form, as it has been said that 20+ years of rigorous learnings goes to become a Vedic pundit, even the students / Shishyas are mostly learn these Vedas with boarding facilities and tries to detach these students from Alcohol, entertainment or any such kind of material desires.

[@prashant1901]

Bhavaan kim nama? Aham Muajjam iti (there is no sound of za in Sanskrit). Aham Mumbai nagre gachhami..bhavan kutra gachhasi? Muazzam's name in Sanskrit will be something like this: Mohannamam (dearest Someone belonging to Mohan, Krishna). In Sanskrit, like in German, there is a direct understanding between noun/pronoun, gender and verb. For example, vah jaata hai (he goes), in sanskrit, sa-h gachchati, vo dono jaate hain, in Sanskrit: tau gachchta-h.

[@prashant1901]

The father of Sanskrit grammar is Acharya Panini. He was born either in Gaandhar (modern Kandahar) or Takshila (modern Taxila).He is also supposed to be the author of Yoga Sutra.

[@surekhathakur134]

According to me these people have a mindset that modren people will spoil their culture . So they do not want anyone to invade into their lives .

[@balajisundarambalaji1970]

Respect There privacy 🔏

[@ajaykushwaha1522]

Namaste Ji🙏🇮🇳

[@Newsviewsupdates]

🙏

[@akshay_wakodikar]

Namaskar Iman Akka, Moazzam Dada 🙏
How are you doing today?

[@Newsviewsupdates]

Good 😊

[@parthgupta021]

Being late present for two three days.. i know u dont mind right.!🤘

[@bikashnayak1550]

Indian culture is inclusive but when we allowed this in our traditional practices. Mughals and Brits took all liberty to destroy our ancient practices.

[@vcompanygaming6859]

I am watching regularly ❤

[@DevaEkoNaaraayanah]

Why ?
Bcz everyone is not "worthy" enough to grasp and know the "actual way Vedas should be read and chanted".
Even a simple high or low tone of chanting a letter can totally change the meaning of the verse
So, in order to preserve the actual Vedic knowledge
They are taught only to "worthy" people who pass the test for being able to be called "worthy"
Normal people can just mis-chant or misuse the Vedic Mantras leading to severe disrespect of Divine knowledge that originated from breath of Brahm i.e. Vedas
So this is a simple answer to your "Kyon" , Imaan
Moreover, not every Brahmin can Chant Holy Vedas bcz again one has to be worthy enough.
This level of care has been taken to preserve the ancient wisdom.
Of course, not everyone follows that way these days
But these people abide by same ancient rules.

[@devenyadav7162]

Maidam vahi Bharatdesh hai baki to India hai

[@abhinnakhale7520]

Next Narmada parikrama

[@BhupendraKumar-xl8kv]

We don't want promotion

[@rajeshbrahmane5253]

Hello 👋 doston 😊

[@Newsviewsupdates]

Hi 👋

[@rajeshbrahmane5253]

@@Newsviewsupdates Hi 👋 Emaan mozam 😊

[@Hasnain-th9ey]

Are madam India men leher thi Rahul pad yatra ki aap tak khabar pohonchi nahin kya ?? Democracy ki power yahi hai changes yahan ho jate hain dedicated neta hote hai yahan chahe opposition ya govt men

[@rajeshbrahmane5253]

May be video dekhi lag rahi hai

[@AddictionVideos]

Ashwah Kim karoti ? Any one who knows sanskrit can answer here 😁

[@ishanshrivas6627]

ashwah dhawati.

[@hasanshaikh1416]

Seema gulaam haidar aur sachin get arrested by police seema gulaam haidar pakistani ladki hai nepal through india me entry

[@jaisalmerwarriors5382]

🙏🙏

[@mohitrajputlive]

Atteched hote h

[@amitag1051]

Sanskrit samajh jate hai but bol nahi pate

[@raghupathybharanidharan6750]

Virendra dont talk without knowing the facts can u prove sanskrit is the mother of all indian languages but its proved tamil is the oldest l language on earth close to 10 cr people are their now who speaks tamil its a official language in india srilanka and singapore and spoken widely in malaysia mauritius maldives england etc how many people speak sanskrit

[@ishanshrivas6627]

brother tamil is the oldest living language...but sanskrit is older than tamil although today in a state of extinction...but sanskrit is also not the oldest because previously also various languages were there which have got extinct...fortunately sanskrit is still intelligible because people still chant vedic mantras( but fyi vedic and lokik sanskrit ared ifferent)

[@chandranmohan177]

🙏👌👌👌

[@shivamkumarsingh8668]

Nice video Bhai

[@user-qg7ev6nn9q]

Pak log sanathana dharmmam dooondo U tub mem thabi milega Sadhyam sivam sundar

[@himanshudhuriya5688]

Hello yaaraa kaise ho AAP sub😊