Merci pour ce reportage qui est un de mes préférés, je suis allée à Varanasi et c'est un réel bonheur de revivre des moments inoubliables...très très bien tourné et explications parfaites, félicitations 🙏🙏🙏
I lived for one year in Varanasi - I know the first saddhu in the video who speaks about Ganga. Ganga is a living Goddess who sprouts from the hair of Shiva, referring the Holi Mountains in the Himalaya (Gangotri). She is one of the 7 holy rivers of India and valued as the holiest. In Varanasi there are two other sources sprouting into Ganga. When Saddhu ji said Ganga is life, in India water is seen as life. Water is fluid, its currents flow naturally when water is still it becomes poluted. Water is a feminine aspect, such is our seeds we carry as woman as in man semen. Both are a quality of life. In Ayurvedic science (science of life - the natural healing method in India), it is recommended to bath in running rivers and streams, as running water amplifies our electric current in our body, our soul is refreshed, reenergiesed, revitalised. ---- The month Shravanna is the Month of Lord Shiva, it is the last month of the monsoon season and the month of the astrological sign Simha (Leo), leo is ruled by the Sun. It concludes their 3 month monsoon period that started in July, with the Month dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Shiva stands transformation (fire), Brahma (water) for the creative flow, creation & Vishnu for maintenance (maintaining our creation, our existence, life on earth) Each of these trinity Gods, have their female consort, Shiva has Parvati (Durga/Kali), Brahma Saraswati and Vishnu Laxmi. These main deities also refer to our inner aspects, our inner currents our masculin and feminine. Everything in life evolves round the holy trininty.
Aunque soy Ateo , siempre me encanta ver documentales de esas Religiones y más la Hindú, El Humano no puede vivir sin sus Religiones y creencias farsas y sin estimularse
@@virginieclain2243 Réponse plutôt agressive😕.J 'adore l'Inde que j 'ai visitée 2 fois et e compte y retourner en 2025. Ce documentaire a été plaisant et éducatif en ce qui concerne les croyants du dieu Shiva mais trop long, il ne m'a pas touché.
Très beau reportage axé sur la connaissance de la spiritualité hindou. Merci
Merci pour ce reportage qui est un de mes préférés, je suis allée à Varanasi et c'est un réel bonheur de revivre des moments inoubliables...très très bien tourné et explications parfaites, félicitations 🙏🙏🙏
I lived for one year in Varanasi - I know the first saddhu in the video who speaks about Ganga. Ganga is a living Goddess who sprouts from the hair of Shiva, referring the Holi Mountains in the Himalaya (Gangotri). She is one of the 7 holy rivers of India and valued as the holiest. In Varanasi there are two other sources sprouting into Ganga. When Saddhu ji said Ganga is life, in India water is seen as life. Water is fluid, its currents flow naturally when water is still it becomes poluted. Water is a feminine aspect, such is our seeds we carry as woman as in man semen. Both are a quality of life. In Ayurvedic science (science of life - the natural healing method in India), it is recommended to bath in running rivers and streams, as running water amplifies our electric current in our body, our soul is refreshed, reenergiesed, revitalised. ---- The month Shravanna is the Month of Lord Shiva, it is the last month of the monsoon season and the month of the astrological sign Simha (Leo), leo is ruled by the Sun. It concludes their 3 month monsoon period that started in July, with the Month dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Shiva stands transformation (fire), Brahma (water) for the creative flow, creation & Vishnu for maintenance (maintaining our creation, our existence, life on earth) Each of these trinity Gods, have their female consort, Shiva has Parvati (Durga/Kali), Brahma Saraswati and Vishnu Laxmi. These main deities also refer to our inner aspects, our inner currents our masculin and feminine. Everything in life evolves round the holy trininty.
Aunque soy Ateo , siempre me encanta ver documentales de esas Religiones y más la Hindú, El Humano no puede vivir sin sus Religiones y creencias farsas y sin estimularse
Ce reportage a décidé de laisser la parole aux croyants, ce qui est pédagogique mais aussi un peu lourd et redondant.
Des explications,et l Inde .sinon il faut regarder des Docs sur autres choses....
@@virginieclain2243 Réponse plutôt agressive😕.J 'adore l'Inde que j 'ai visitée 2 fois et e compte y retourner en 2025. Ce documentaire a été plaisant et éducatif en ce qui concerne les croyants du dieu Shiva mais trop long, il ne m'a pas touché.
L'inde est magique. Les musulmans ont essayer de detruire cette culture.
Comment peut-on argumenter sur quelque chose que l'on ne connaît pas et qui doit se vivre pour en comprendre la profondeur .