The temple is dedicated to life, womb , women and menstruation completely and it is represented by Maa(mother) Kamakhya which has a whole lot of tale and history. The temple is one of the Shaktipiths out of 51 others.
@@zingwibrothers In Indian culture it's not a belief system, it's a way of life. These temples are energy houses, consecrated for specific purposes. Do visit south India especially Tamilnadu for more places like this. There are few temples in the north because they bore the brunt of Muslim invasion.
The red "teeka" or "tilak" is a significant mark in Hinduism and has both cultural and religious symbolism. From a scientific perspective, the red teeka is typically made with a substance called "kumkum" or "vermilion," which is made from turmeric and slaked lime or other ingredients. Here are a few scientific explanations related to the red teeka in Hinduism: Cultural Significance: The red teeka is often applied on the forehead, specifically on the space between the eyebrows, known as the "ajna chakra" or the "third eye." In Indian culture, this area is considered the seat of memory, concentration, and spirituality. Applying the red teeka is believed to activate this energy center and enhance awareness and focus. Cooling Effect: Turmeric, one of the primary ingredients in kumkum, possesses cooling properties. When applied on the forehead, it may have a cooling effect on the body, especially in hot climates. This can help prevent excessive heat absorption and maintain a comfortable body temperature. Medicinal Benefits: Turmeric contains curcumin, a compound known for its various health benefits. It possesses antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties and is believed to have a positive impact on overall well-being. The application of turmeric-based kumkum as a teeka might have a subtle medicinal effect. Psychological Impact: Wearing the red teeka is a part of Hindu religious and cultural traditions. The visual representation of the teeka on the forehead can have a psychological impact on individuals, reminding them of their faith, beliefs, and spiritual practices. This can contribute to a sense of identity, community, and connection with Hindu customs. The red teeka holds deeper religious and spiritual meanings for Hindus and is often associated with devotion, blessings, and auspiciousness in their religious rituals and ceremonies.
It’s so impressive to see how all indians still keep the tradition and wear their unique clothes commonly, especially women’s clothes which I find it so beautiful
First time saw any foreign vlogger covering a temple. Your vlogs are so pure that anyone can easily connect with you. It's amazing to see how you adjust to the organised chaos of our beautiful country. If possible, don't miss to visit Udaipur, the city of lakes in the state of Rajasthan. You will not regret it if you visit it. Be healthy and stay safe.
HINDUISM is the most liberal and inclusive religion. You can choose to wear those bandanas or not to wear. No compulsion. No rules. Just your own devotion.
@@zingwibrothers although every state has their prominent Gods and Goddesses which are reverent around world but I willfully suggest you to visit VARANASI and attend evening MAHA AARTI on river Ganges. I assure your whole perspective to life will change. It's really a heartfelt request. You'll definitely thank me later. VARANASI IS IN UTTAR PRADESH STATE. 7 pm to 8.15 pm MAHA AARTI happens, you'll witness something which you had never.
Hinduism( Sanatan Dharma) is all about Dharm (duty) it cannot be considered in mazhabs and religions. There is one and only Dharma in the world that is Sanatan. The oldest and realest in the world which I feel proud to be born into😌🙏🚩
It's 8th century temple. And in kamakhya devi temple,we worship womb. It's a synonym of female superpower or fertility. The energy here is overwhelming. Those goats are offerings to goddess. Many people whose wishes came true offer goats to goddess as gratitude.
@@blackholealchemist9493broh in Hinduism it's just depends individually and very less PPL do animals sacrifice to full fill their wish and sometimes gratitude towards God but I'm against this as Hindu...but what you say about muslims who kill goat and our holy cows to just eat and almost every.muslim on the day of Eid kill these animals in bulk and those numbers are so big..you can search on Google and what you said about western and Chinese PPL who are eating almost every animal and taking life of lakhs of animal in one day...As compare to those this is nothing...first tell them to stop before mocking rubbish about our religion.
GOLDEN TEMPLE in Punjab, ISKCON TEMPLES in many cities, Pilgrimage Temples after tracking in the mountains 1. VAISHNODEVI, 2. KEDARNATH, 3. BADRINATH 4. NAINADEVI 5. JWALADEVI and many more in the Himalayas and also South Indian Temples are amazing....
Last month I went to Kamakhya with my family,what I got and what I experienced I have no words to explain,every Indian must must visit there to experience his or her origin
There are three main forms of Divine Mother (Devi) - Mahakali, Mahalakshmi & Mahasarawati. When we combine these three forms together it becomes a triangle. This triangle is what is in Kamakhya dham as the form of yoni (womb). The bindu in the center is from where the cosmos is created, the origin of all. All creation starts from this point which is the combined form of Shiva and Shakti. There are three shaktis - gyan shakti (knowledge), kriya shakti (action) and iccha shakti (willpower). The seed mantra of Kamakhya is Treem. Tree means three. She is the combined shakti of all the three Gods - Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh. Kam ( desire) + Akhya ( eyes) - that shakti which fulfills all your desires through just the glance of her eyes. Kam + Eshwari ( Goddess) - when she glances at you, all desires are fulfilled. History - When Lord Vishnu cut Sati’s lifeless body with his Sudarshan Chakra, shakti peethas sprang up wherever her body part fell on Earth. The origin of all creation is from Divine Mothers womb (yoni), and Kamakhya dham is where Sati’s yoni (Womb) fell.
The coconut offering was a symbol of sacrifice. In Earlier days when Hinduism started preaching vegetarianism and love for the nature. The Great Adi Shankaracharyas promoted coconut breaking as an offering rather than animal sacrifice to Gods and Goddesses.
Never came across a vlogger so immersed to know the culture of India specially by visiting a Temple for the whole day. Appreciate that brother. Thanks for such a piece. I also visited the Kamakhaya Temple few months back. Its so soothing and peaceful. Keep growing brother. ❤❤
15:40 actually you gace flower to an innocent animal... its deep...actually you offered directly to God. This was really special and shows pure heart of you guys.
I don't you have noticed it or not ..but I have noticed and felt this that whenever you go inside a temple (I am talking about very old Indian temple which is made of stones) it is cold when it's hot outside and it is hot when cold outside....that's something really incredible about the Hindu temple and also you feel strong positive vibes inside the temple. So next time you go to temple try to notice these differences Love from India 🇮🇳
This temple is dedicated for the women's menstrual cycle and to pay respect the ability to give birth and their contribution towards rejuvenation of life in the form of goddess kamhakya ji.
Each & everything you saw in temple has deep meaning... 1. At start you saw fruits and sweets outside ... these are offer to god and then you get it back to share with others and now it has blessings which you share with everyone specially the needy. 2. Entering temple barefoot ... means to connect with mother earth and give respect to mother nature... as we came from nature and will at last end in this nature ... that's why we call earth as mother. 3. Lion outside temple shows strength, it also means Nature is most strongest form of god and when you enter inside temple leave your ego outside, but it may be different in different temple as per history of that specific temple ... sometimes elephant which represent wealth and wisdom... 4. Red dot on forehead is known as "Tilak".... it helps in mind relaxation & focus, their is a whole science behind this which is linked to "Mind Chakra" as their is 7 Chakra in human body, generally we use chandan tilak. 5. In hindu believe system fire is pure form of god or energy ... so we use incense made from flowers and light candle as these are pure.. also in hindu culture we burn the body and don't bury them as after burning everything will be vanished in this nature from which it was born with the help of pure energy of god refer as fire. 6. taking rounds of temple in clockwise is known as "parikrama"... meaning...everything in these universe has circular motion right from atoms to planets to galaxy and everything is bound together .. always small elements take parikrama of bigger elements thus big elements take care of smaller elements ... so we ask god to take care of us and show respect by doing parikrama 7. Coconut & its water is the purest form of water and fruits created by mother nature itself .... thats why it has huge importance and used in prayers and offerings 8. In hindu culture we worship all form of nature ... be it ... trees or animals... as everything is a part of this nature ... i hope my comments help you to understand but i have a little knowledge ... right guru is very important to understand Sanatan Dharma
Thank You Nick and Noah. Just because of your vlogs we get to know more about our culture and history behind the temples when people post their messages. It is not possible for everyone to explore the places. But because of you it became possible. Public transport is always cheaper in India. Only thing, you should have courage to travel in crowded buses. Lucky people. You are getting invitation from all states of India. Keep exploring..... ❤
U have no idea how blessed you are to visit Mother… She has allowed you to visit her…. Otherwise how many insane amounts of planning fail if you are destined to meet the Divine Mother❤ stay blessed.
Its one of the oldest and most revered centres of Tantric practices, dedicated to the goddess Kamakhya. Ambubachi Mela, an annual festival that celebrates the menstruation of the goddess.
Did you see the Swastika symbol at the entrance of the temple and inside.... Swastika is a very sacred symbol for Hindus, and any new work being started is done by drawing Swastika first.....
The Red Dot is called as Tilak. It is a tradition and have scientific value to protect our Agya chakra. The Bandana is kind a celebratory wear on head to represent your devotion. No one gives you, you can buy that. The sweet is Prasadam. Think of it as a sweet with divine energy from the Temple. The cage thing is actual for people lining up to see the inner part of Temple. It is mostly for crowd control. Then candle thingy is called Dipak (or Diya). It is a representation of generating energy to offer to God. The round walk you did is called as Parikrama. It is like absorbing energy from every side of temple. If you are not in a state to walk, you can simply sit and enjoy the serenity in chaos. That's Bharat (aka India) my friend.
Wow.. You both and your family also blessed with Maa Kamakya Godess... It was awesome moments.. Next time you must visit "Varanasi " which is spiritual capital of India.. Love you all ❤🇮🇳🙏
You guys are really Blessed Maa called you. It is believed that nobody can visit a Shaktipeeth unless and untill Maa Herself actually calls you there to meet and Bless you. JAI Maa Kamakhya!
Just watched this beautiful video a few minutes ago. I have been watching all your videos right from your Mumbai series to Kerala series to Delhi series and now The North Eastern sojourn. Watching you guys and your amazing vlogs is not only a pleasure but also a learning experience even to the viewers from India. Being such a huge country with a varied heritage and diverse culture, it is not surprising that most Indians are unaware of lots of facts and facets about our own country. It is truly commendable that young students like you have embarked on a journey with a limited budget to understand, explore, understand and have a real time experience of a country as diverse and beautiful as India. It is really heartening to see that you guys don't shy from availing a local transport or eat a meal at a modest eatery to experience the pros and cons of the same. Both you brothers are eager to learn the local tenets/ customs and understand the importance of the principles and beliefs associated and at the same time always remaining cautious so that you don't chart into anything controversial. This conduct of yours have been your unique trait all through your journey. Nick and Noah - You brothers have captured and captivated the attention of scores of your viewers by the way you guys conduct yourself and capture the content for your vlogs. Keep going Guys. Keep on Rocking. Keep the good job going. Looking forward for more of your travel saga. Have a great stay in India. Thanks to both of you for being 'Brand Ambassadors' of Indian culture and food. Lots of love ❤❤❤
The RED dot is called TILAK of red powder called _KUMKUM_. It's part of Hindu religion. There are different types of TILAKS of KUMKUM, Sandalwood powder, Ash and even Turmeric.
Greetings from south india. Hinduism is the most tolerant religion in the world. It is v few temples that do not allow non Hindus. U are blessed whether u believe or not. Your lives will be blessed and fulfilled
The Kada is originally a bracelet made of iron or steel and was first given by Guru Gobind Singh Ji, the 10th Sikh Guru in 1699 as one of the 5 K’s of the “Sikh Dharma”.People across all cultures in India embrace it as a symbol of honour. Additionally it can be used for self defence.
You two brothers are really nice examples of true brotherhood…..you are so respectful, and considerate of others….. thanks for uploading and sharing….perhaps other siblings across the world would do the same……❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸
nice to see the your respect for the culture of our country. Your qeust for understanding the significance of one of oldest Shakti Peetha (seat of mother Godess Parvathi) of our country is refreshing. Best of luck to both of you.
Thoroughly enjoyed your experience till the end. Honesty, Genuine feelings, respectful & sensitivities you got fingers on the pulse of the culture.... We Indians love it. Thank you so much. God bless you both...
You guys covered it all respectfully. That was a nice experience for us, the viewers. Thank You for showing around the Kamakhya Temple premises🙂😇 Jaya Maa Kamakhya🙏🙏
You guys wonderfully visited the temple,I have seen so many foreigners messing up their trip to traditional religious places,but you guys were polite & curious & enjoyed everything 🙏
One of the most important temple of Maa Shakti. And not an ordinary temple. Maa shakti literally means Mother of energies. The universe is getting energy from her, she's the source.
Amazing vlog, can we all reflect that these two amazing souls first experience of a hindu temple is Kamakhya Temple. This is incredibly profound as this is the oldest and is considered the main shakti temple and the original home of tantra.
You r very lucky .you had darshan of Kamakhya and blessed . Even u got prasad . It's very good. If possible pl googal for kamakhya u will know how imp this place is
It's a divine place and I loved the fact that you guys respected that divinity inspite of not being aware of most of the happenings there. I must say, this was surely a blessed visit of yours.
08:21 The red coloured powder is kum kum /sindoor/suhaaga etc. It is a pigment considered a symbol of fortune, austerity, purity of soul and spirituality, which is considered to be loved by gods. When it is put on mid forehead it is supposed to alleviate your spiritual level and chakras, and also considered a blessing. That's why you find it everywhere in south asia. When it is applied to the head then we say we are putting a 'teekaa' on your head, and also worn by women as bindis. And in midhairline as a symbol of married women.
Red dog at forehead is called tika, it may be red or yellow tika. U can have red dot it is sacred its like a blessing or prasada from god. Its also symbolises respect.
1) Each temples built as per Vedic studies or u can say scientific learning, walking bare foots absorbs positive energy that’s y u hv to walk bare feet. 2) so far red Colour on each goddess statues u see signifies devotion towards ur mother Maa Kamakhya and apply red colour Sindoor or tilak on forehead between two eyes denotes concentration of energy of brain.
This is a temple built in ancient period..in 15th century, the original temple was destroyed by kalapahaar, an invader. But it was reconstructed by veer chilaraya, of konch Bihar. It is a main centre of Shakti upasana. The energy inside the temple and in the nilachala pahar(hill) is tremendous.
This is the only temple that doesn't have an idol. Instead it has a running stream of natural water from an unknown source. Just touch it and feel the energy of the place.
The temple is dedicated to life, womb , women and menstruation completely and it is represented by Maa(mother) Kamakhya which has a whole lot of tale and history. The temple is one of the Shaktipiths out of 51 others.
Thank you for sharing! 🙏🏼
@@anuradhainamdar8967 Max Mueller actually distorted our real History and culture. Stole our great scriptures and now they are missing.
@@zingwibrothersdo visit Gujarat..it's my state🤗😂
@@anuradhainamdar8967which is obviously a manipulated version
@@zingwibrothers In Indian culture it's not a belief system, it's a way of life. These temples are energy houses, consecrated for specific purposes. Do visit south India especially Tamilnadu for more places like this. There are few temples in the north because they bore the brunt of Muslim invasion.
If you go inside the main temple of Kamakhya mandir you will feel the energy of Maa Kamakhya and the experience cannot be described in words.
These boys are so respectful. They are very real and nice!!
The red "teeka" or "tilak" is a significant mark in Hinduism and has both cultural and religious symbolism. From a scientific perspective, the red teeka is typically made with a substance called "kumkum" or "vermilion," which is made from turmeric and slaked lime or other ingredients.
Here are a few scientific explanations related to the red teeka in Hinduism:
Cultural Significance: The red teeka is often applied on the forehead, specifically on the space between the eyebrows, known as the "ajna chakra" or the "third eye." In Indian culture, this area is considered the seat of memory, concentration, and spirituality. Applying the red teeka is believed to activate this energy center and enhance awareness and focus.
Cooling Effect: Turmeric, one of the primary ingredients in kumkum, possesses cooling properties. When applied on the forehead, it may have a cooling effect on the body, especially in hot climates. This can help prevent excessive heat absorption and maintain a comfortable body temperature.
Medicinal Benefits: Turmeric contains curcumin, a compound known for its various health benefits. It possesses antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties and is believed to have a positive impact on overall well-being. The application of turmeric-based kumkum as a teeka might have a subtle medicinal effect.
Psychological Impact: Wearing the red teeka is a part of Hindu religious and cultural traditions. The visual representation of the teeka on the forehead can have a psychological impact on individuals, reminding them of their faith, beliefs, and spiritual practices. This can contribute to a sense of identity, community, and connection with Hindu customs.
The red teeka holds deeper religious and spiritual meanings for Hindus and is often associated with devotion, blessings, and auspiciousness in their religious rituals and ceremonies.
In Assamese Tika is called "phuta".
@@o0...957 Thanks for sharing .......in Our Uttarakhand its called "Pithiya"..Seems some matching word...
@@bhupendrarautela5358 Oh, it does seem similar.
I am confident that there is a historical link between the northern Himalayan regions and the northeastern areas.
@@o0...957in Bengali too….phota
Joy Maa Kamakhya 🙏🙏🙏
It’s so impressive to see how all indians still keep the tradition and wear their unique clothes commonly, especially women’s clothes which I find it so beautiful
Bro these are more completable than western..
ॐ नमः पार्वती पतये, हर हर महादेव 🚩
Jai hind 🇮🇳
Thanks for showing global audience about our culture ❤🙏
Global audience nhi hai bhai. Audience nhi indian hi hai
Thank you for watching we trying our best 🙏🏼🇮🇳
First time saw any foreign vlogger covering a temple. Your vlogs are so pure that anyone can easily connect with you. It's amazing to see how you adjust to the organised chaos of our beautiful country. If possible, don't miss to visit Udaipur, the city of lakes in the state of Rajasthan. You will not regret it if you visit it. Be healthy and stay safe.
Thank you so much we trying our best to show our authentic travel experience in your country 🙏🏼
There are various other TH-cam videos are available
@@nilaymallikk Can we be mallick brothers?
HINDUISM is the most liberal and inclusive religion. You can choose to wear those bandanas or not to wear. No compulsion. No rules. Just your own devotion.
It’s really peaceful and we felt very welcome!🙏🏼
@@zingwibrothers although every state has their prominent Gods and Goddesses which are reverent around world but I willfully suggest you to visit VARANASI and attend evening MAHA AARTI on river Ganges. I assure your whole perspective to life will change. It's really a heartfelt request. You'll definitely thank me later.
VARANASI IS IN UTTAR PRADESH STATE. 7 pm to 8.15 pm MAHA AARTI happens, you'll witness something which you had never.
Hinduism( Sanatan Dharma) is all about Dharm (duty) it cannot be considered in mazhabs and religions. There is one and only Dharma in the world that is Sanatan. The oldest and realest in the world which I feel proud to be born into😌🙏🚩
@@kavy0111lol 😂😂😂
@@kavy0111Hinduism is the most illogical religion. Doesn’t make any sense. Atheism is better than being a Hindu
It's 8th century temple. And in kamakhya devi temple,we worship womb. It's a synonym of female superpower or fertility.
The energy here is overwhelming.
Those goats are offerings to goddess. Many people whose wishes came true offer goats to goddess as gratitude.
Y'all are killing lives for this idiocracy
@@blackholealchemist9493broh in Hinduism it's just depends individually and very less PPL do animals sacrifice to full fill their wish and sometimes gratitude towards God but I'm against this as Hindu...but what you say about muslims who kill goat and our holy cows to just eat and almost every.muslim on the day of Eid kill these animals in bulk and those numbers are so big..you can search on Google and what you said about western and Chinese PPL who are eating almost every animal and taking life of lakhs of animal in one day...As compare to those this is nothing...first tell them to stop before mocking rubbish about our religion.
GOLDEN TEMPLE in Punjab, ISKCON TEMPLES in many cities, Pilgrimage Temples after tracking in the mountains 1. VAISHNODEVI, 2. KEDARNATH, 3. BADRINATH 4. NAINADEVI 5. JWALADEVI and many more in the Himalayas and also South Indian Temples are amazing....
Last month I went to Kamakhya with my family,what I got and what I experienced I have no words to explain,every Indian must must visit there to experience his or her origin
There are three main forms of Divine Mother (Devi) - Mahakali, Mahalakshmi & Mahasarawati. When we combine these three forms together it becomes a triangle. This triangle is what is in Kamakhya dham as the form of yoni (womb). The bindu in the center is from where the cosmos is created, the origin of all. All creation starts from this point which is the combined form of Shiva and Shakti. There are three shaktis - gyan shakti (knowledge), kriya shakti (action) and iccha shakti (willpower). The seed mantra of Kamakhya is Treem. Tree means three. She is the combined shakti of all the three Gods - Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh.
Kam ( desire) + Akhya ( eyes) - that shakti which fulfills all your desires through just the glance of her eyes. Kam + Eshwari ( Goddess) - when she glances at you, all desires are fulfilled.
History -
When Lord Vishnu cut Sati’s lifeless body with his Sudarshan Chakra, shakti peethas sprang up wherever her body part fell on Earth. The origin of all creation is from Divine Mothers womb (yoni), and Kamakhya dham is where Sati’s yoni (Womb) fell.
Thanks for sharing!
The coconut offering was a symbol of sacrifice. In Earlier days when Hinduism started preaching vegetarianism and love for the nature. The Great Adi Shankaracharyas promoted coconut breaking as an offering rather than animal sacrifice to Gods and Goddesses.
Why were such ppl ashamed of sacrifice and will it change the truth ?
@@malika5731its not shame. Its simply evolution with time. Worship without hurting innocent seems a better school of thought in every which way
@@malika5731, sacrifice for goddess started with Raktabija रक्तबीज episode.
She requires blood, not life.
& I think coconut does it great 👍🏻😎
Both bros are very eager to know other cultures much respect for both brothers from Vizag city,India 🇮🇳
Never came across a vlogger so immersed to know the culture of India specially by visiting a Temple for the whole day. Appreciate that brother. Thanks for such a piece. I also visited the Kamakhaya Temple few months back. Its so soothing and peaceful. Keep growing brother. ❤❤
15:40 actually you gace flower to an innocent animal... its deep...actually you offered directly to God. This was really special and shows pure heart of you guys.
I have seen many videos of different bloggers but i find you guys to be the most genuine and amazing. thank you so much guys!!
Wow we appreciate it so much! 🙏🏼 thank you all!!
Indian culture - everything coexist together.. !!❣️🔁💮
I don't you have noticed it or not ..but I have noticed and felt this that whenever you go inside a temple (I am talking about very old Indian temple which is made of stones) it is cold when it's hot outside and it is hot when cold outside....that's something really incredible about the Hindu temple and also you feel strong positive vibes inside the temple.
So next time you go to temple try to notice these differences
Love from India 🇮🇳
Must the stone and the ventilation/insulation etc
This temple is dedicated for the women's menstrual cycle and to pay respect the ability to give birth and their contribution towards rejuvenation of life in the form of goddess kamhakya ji.
I really like your enthusiasm and joy in exploring India. Your respect for the culture and norms has certainly earned my respect 👍🇮🇳
Each & everything you saw in temple has deep meaning...
1. At start you saw fruits and sweets outside ... these are offer to god and then you get it back to share with others and now it has blessings which you share with everyone specially the needy.
2. Entering temple barefoot ... means to connect with mother earth and give respect to mother nature... as we came from nature and will at last end in this nature ... that's why we call earth as mother.
3. Lion outside temple shows strength, it also means Nature is most strongest form of god and when you enter inside temple leave your ego outside, but it may be different in different temple as per history of that specific temple ... sometimes elephant which represent wealth and wisdom...
4. Red dot on forehead is known as "Tilak".... it helps in mind relaxation & focus, their is a whole science behind this which is linked to "Mind Chakra" as their is 7 Chakra in human body, generally we use chandan tilak.
5. In hindu believe system fire is pure form of god or energy ... so we use incense made from flowers and light candle as these are pure.. also in hindu culture we burn the body and don't bury them as after burning everything will be vanished in this nature from which it was born with the help of pure energy of god refer as fire.
6. taking rounds of temple in clockwise is known as "parikrama"... meaning...everything in these universe has circular motion right from atoms to planets to galaxy and everything is bound together .. always small elements take parikrama of bigger elements thus big elements take care of smaller elements ... so we ask god to take care of us and show respect by doing parikrama
7. Coconut & its water is the purest form of water and fruits created by mother nature itself .... thats why it has huge importance and used in prayers and offerings
8. In hindu culture we worship all form of nature ... be it ... trees or animals... as everything is a part of this nature ...
i hope my comments help you to understand but i have a little knowledge ... right guru is very important to understand Sanatan Dharma
You guys are blessed to get a chance to visit one of the most auspicious temples of our country..
आप दोनो पर माँ की किरपा हमेशा बनी रहें ।हर हर महादेव
I proud of my India🇮🇳😊
Thank You Nick and Noah. Just because of your vlogs we get to know more about our culture and history behind the temples when people post their messages. It is not possible for everyone to explore the places. But because of you it became possible. Public transport is always cheaper in India. Only thing, you should have courage to travel in crowded buses. Lucky people. You are getting invitation from all states of India. Keep exploring..... ❤
Thank you very much! That’s what we trying to do every day🙏🏼
Joy Maa Kamakhya....you two are blessed to be there. May Maa Kamakhya bless you with success and good health.
U have no idea how blessed you are to visit Mother… She has allowed you to visit her…. Otherwise how many insane amounts of planning fail if you are destined to meet the Divine Mother❤ stay blessed.
I love that you are showing our culture and learning about it. No Influencers usually do this.
Good luck for your journey.
You are lucky to visit Kamakhya Devi temple. You are at a place where there is maximum energy.
Maa Kamakhya temple ,most powerful temple all over India🙏🙏🙏
Its one of the oldest and most revered centres of Tantric practices, dedicated to the goddess Kamakhya. Ambubachi Mela, an annual festival that celebrates the menstruation of the goddess.
Thank you for showing such respect and kindness towards our culture ❤🙏😊
Did you see the Swastika symbol at the entrance of the temple and inside.... Swastika is a very sacred symbol for Hindus, and any new work being started is done by drawing Swastika first.....
You Guys were so nice and respectful.
The Red Dot is called as Tilak. It is a tradition and have scientific value to protect our Agya chakra.
The Bandana is kind a celebratory wear on head to represent your devotion. No one gives you, you can buy that.
The sweet is Prasadam. Think of it as a sweet with divine energy from the Temple.
The cage thing is actual for people lining up to see the inner part of Temple. It is mostly for crowd control.
Then candle thingy is called Dipak (or Diya). It is a representation of generating energy to offer to God.
The round walk you did is called as Parikrama. It is like absorbing energy from every side of temple.
If you are not in a state to walk, you can simply sit and enjoy the serenity in chaos. That's Bharat (aka India) my friend.
Proud to be Hindu 🚩🚩🚩 welcome both of you in Hindustan 🚩❤️🌎🤟🏻
Guys! What a great vlog! It was such a joy to watch you two exploring a Hindu Temple 🙏🏼🕉️ Many Blessings und Liebste Grüße 🤗
Actually you guys are awesome.. You are adjusting or managing yourself in every situation.. Returning in public bus its seems as down to earth 🙏🙏
Jai Maa Kamakhya Devi
It’s a very powerful temple . You are blessed to have had ‘ the calling ‘ .
Wow.. You both and your family also blessed with Maa Kamakya Godess... It was awesome moments.. Next time you must visit "Varanasi " which is spiritual capital of India.. Love you all ❤🇮🇳🙏
You guys are really Blessed Maa called you. It is believed that nobody can visit a Shaktipeeth unless and untill Maa Herself actually calls you there to meet and Bless you. JAI Maa Kamakhya!
Kamakhaya temple Is a very powerful place . Full of positive energy. Wish for the best.
Tthanks for showing my country so beautifully. Great going guys.
Both gentleman's are very humble and have nice behaviour
Just watched this beautiful video a few minutes ago. I have been watching all your videos right from your Mumbai series to Kerala series to Delhi series and now The North Eastern sojourn. Watching you guys and your amazing vlogs is not only a pleasure but also a learning experience even to the viewers from India. Being such a huge country with a varied heritage and diverse culture, it is not surprising that most Indians are unaware of lots of facts and facets about our own country. It is truly commendable that young students like you have embarked on a journey with a limited budget to understand, explore, understand and have a real time experience of a country as diverse and beautiful as India. It is really heartening to see that you guys don't shy from availing a local transport or eat a meal at a modest eatery to experience the pros and cons of the same. Both you brothers are eager to learn the local tenets/ customs and understand the importance of the principles and beliefs associated and at the same time always remaining cautious so that you don't chart into anything controversial. This conduct of yours have been your unique trait all through your journey. Nick and Noah - You brothers have captured and captivated the attention of scores of your viewers by the way you guys conduct yourself and capture the content for your vlogs. Keep going Guys. Keep on Rocking. Keep the good job going. Looking forward for more of your travel saga. Have a great stay in India. Thanks to both of you for being 'Brand Ambassadors' of Indian culture and food. Lots of love ❤❤❤
I don't know why but I'm loving ur vlogs ❤️from Assam Bodoland 💕
Flower is given as symbol of blessing by priest to devotee we indian keep it in our home as blessing of god
You guys were so humble & cool,showing our culture,respect to everyone..gbu
Bro i loved your respect towards it. 🙏❤👍
Welcome To India Zingwi Brothers , Have a great time exploring India
HINDUISM believes in respecting and protecting all lives. That's why you see animals along with humans.
Brother India is such a country where after every 100 steps you will get to see change in culture and lifestyle of people😊.Welcome to our country.
You are so lucky, even every Hindu has a wish to visit to Ma Kamakhya Temple in his life atleast once❤ Ma gave you his blessings ❤
Jai kamakhya maa
The RED dot is called TILAK of red powder called _KUMKUM_.
It's part of Hindu religion. There are different types of TILAKS of KUMKUM, Sandalwood powder, Ash and even Turmeric.
One of the most powerful Shakti Peethas. Jai Maa Kaamakhya!
Greetings from south india. Hinduism is the most tolerant religion in the world. It is v few temples that do not allow non Hindus. U are blessed whether u believe or not. Your lives will be blessed and fulfilled
The Kada is originally a bracelet made of iron or steel and was first given by Guru Gobind Singh Ji, the 10th Sikh Guru in 1699 as one of the 5 K’s of the “Sikh Dharma”.People across all cultures in India embrace it as a symbol of honour. Additionally it can be used for self defence.
It symbolises that god is like circle no start no end
It's part of rajput culture not sikhism..sikh copied it..Get a history lesson
@@mummy5490because all starting Sikh gurus and disciples were rajput itself
Lol Sikhism is a child to Hinduism 😂
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You two brothers are really nice examples of true brotherhood…..you are so respectful, and considerate of others….. thanks for uploading and sharing….perhaps other siblings across the world would do the same……❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸
Love From INDIA 🤗♥🙏
its really nice of you both to come and visit our Temple's, and especially Kamakhiya temple is very special for all indians. Thanks Brother.
That ring it's for positive energy
You guys showing positive side of bharat I really appreciate it guys love you brother & god bless you ❤🎉
Namaskaram One of the oldest and most powerful Shaktipitha of India.
If possible visit Vasistha Temple and Deepor Beel at Guwahati. You will enjoy the natural surrounding.
nice to see the your respect for the culture of our country. Your qeust for understanding the significance of one of oldest Shakti Peetha (seat of mother Godess Parvathi) of our country is refreshing. Best of luck to both of you.
You are doing really good job u are showing our culture very nicely.. Thanks❤
You blessed my friends for having visited the power center of the universe.. jai ma kali jai baba bhairav ..
Thoroughly enjoyed your experience till the end. Honesty, Genuine feelings, respectful & sensitivities you got fingers on the pulse of the culture.... We Indians love it.
Thank you so much. God bless you both...
INDIA is REAL .. that's what other country people don't experience in their own countries
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You guys covered it all respectfully. That was a nice experience for us, the viewers. Thank You for showing around the Kamakhya Temple premises🙂😇 Jaya Maa Kamakhya🙏🙏
You guys wonderfully visited the temple,I have seen so many foreigners messing up their trip to traditional religious places,but you guys were polite & curious & enjoyed everything 🙏
Jai Maa Kamakhya 🚩🚩🚩, From Guwahati ASSAM.
Those earthen candles.....I wish you see and celebrate diwali in India sometime.
Waiting for your Nagaland and Sikkim videos. Arunachal too if you can. This was a good video as a powerful Centre.
One of the most important temple of Maa Shakti. And not an ordinary temple.
Maa shakti literally means Mother of energies. The universe is getting energy from her, she's the source.
Amazing vlog, can we all reflect that these two amazing souls first experience of a hindu temple is Kamakhya Temple. This is incredibly profound as this is the oldest and is considered the main shakti temple and the original home of tantra.
You r very lucky .you had darshan of Kamakhya and blessed . Even u got prasad . It's very good. If possible pl googal for kamakhya u will know how imp this place is
It's a divine place and I loved the fact that you guys respected that divinity inspite of not being aware of most of the happenings there. I must say, this was surely a blessed visit of yours.
Hey champ 🏆, when u meet to Indian soldier, says Jai Hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
i’m so impressed by people’s culture & their beliefs 🫡🫡❤ 🇮🇳
You guys are so lucky that you visited the temple
KAMAKHYA DEVI IS ONE OF TEN DEVINE FORM OF KNOWLEDGE MAHAVIDYA
08:21 The red coloured powder is kum kum /sindoor/suhaaga etc. It is a pigment considered a symbol of fortune, austerity, purity of soul and spirituality, which is considered to be loved by gods. When it is put on mid forehead it is supposed to alleviate your spiritual level and chakras, and also considered a blessing.
That's why you find it everywhere in south asia.
When it is applied to the head then we say we are putting a 'teekaa' on your head, and also worn by women as bindis. And in midhairline as a symbol of married women.
Red dog at forehead is called tika, it may be red or yellow tika.
U can have red dot it is sacred its like a blessing or prasada from god.
Its also symbolises respect.
1) Each temples built as per Vedic studies or u can say scientific learning, walking bare foots absorbs positive energy that’s y u hv to walk bare feet.
2) so far red Colour on each goddess statues u see signifies devotion towards ur mother Maa Kamakhya and apply red colour Sindoor or tilak on forehead between two eyes denotes concentration of energy of brain.
This is a temple built in ancient period..in 15th century, the original temple was destroyed by kalapahaar, an invader. But it was reconstructed by veer chilaraya, of konch Bihar. It is a main centre of Shakti upasana. The energy inside the temple and in the nilachala pahar(hill) is tremendous.
May Mahadev Bless You❤️🕉️
You are very lucky to experience all this and blessed by maa kamakhya ❤
This is the only temple that doesn't have an idol. Instead it has a running stream of natural water from an unknown source. Just touch it and feel the energy of the place.
Jai Maa Kamakhya 🙏🙏🙏Jai Mata Di.
You should go to Haridwar and Rishikesh and watch ganga aarti
Loved the video. Do explore the other parts of the city as well..
We are the big fan of yours. Please need more videos and indian cultures weddings. Waiting for yours wounderfull videos 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Your so Lucky to visit this temple. Its still a dream of many including me!!
Yea it was really cool
You are truly lucky !! ..I dont know from how long I have been wanting to visit Kamakhya temple, I hope I am able to go there some day.. in this life.