What an incredibly fascinating presentation and Q&A! Extremely grateful to Prof. Acharya Sthaneshwar ji 🙏 Thanks also to Dr. Vinaychandra ji for the insightful questions. There is so much wisdom here to unpack. I’ll need to listen again (and again) to digest the profound knowledge that’s shared here. Thank you again 🙏
Sincere gratitude for uploading Acharyajis precious insight and knowledge . Acharyaji- what pranayama and asanas does one do before sitting down for Sadhana?. Thankyou
Everyone in Eurasia was shamanistic and believed in magic, so the Proto-Indo-Europeans must have believed in such things too already before they were influenced by Dravidians and "tribals".
The similarities between Odin and Shiva are obvious, yet Odin is supposed to be purely Indo-European or Germanic, while Shiva is a Dravidian or crazy tribal god from the hills of Assam, ha ha.
What an incredibly fascinating presentation and Q&A! Extremely grateful to Prof. Acharya Sthaneshwar ji 🙏 Thanks also to Dr. Vinaychandra ji for the insightful questions. There is so much wisdom here to unpack. I’ll need to listen again (and again) to digest the profound knowledge that’s shared here. Thank you again 🙏
Really fantastic Acharya. Thank you so much Acharyaji Timalsina.
Beautiful Acharya ji. amazed at your vast knowledge.
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The date of Bharat Muni has been established recently as pre-Ramayana text.
Very interesting lecture.
Love and respect
Sincere gratitude for uploading Acharyajis precious insight and knowledge .
Acharyaji- what pranayama and asanas does one do before sitting down for Sadhana?.
Thankyou
Asana and Pranayama are aspects of sadhana
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Everyone in Eurasia was shamanistic and believed in magic, so the Proto-Indo-Europeans must have believed in such things too already before they were influenced by Dravidians and "tribals".
The similarities between Odin and Shiva are obvious, yet Odin is supposed to be purely Indo-European or Germanic, while Shiva is a Dravidian or crazy tribal god from the hills of Assam, ha ha.
It is foolish to claim that everything good in India came from outside. The word Yoga is a Sanskrit.