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The western thought process lacks the competency to understand the ancient Indian texts any attempt to analyse Indian Scriptures is likely to be an imposition of Abrahamic religious view. Please leave it to us Oxford Union your country has done enough damage to Indian Systems and Scriptures

Thank you very much for this film. It's beautiful through and through.

Many images have been produced by ISKCON artists.

Divine knowledge shared for humans gain

Hari Anant Hari Katha Anant!

I am very excited to share my experiences during and after listening to this teachings. The whole team involved spread pure love care joy. How can this teachings reach my country & schools. I willing to a volunteer in spreading truth. Thank you for sharing ❤❤❤.

The Gita is wisdom. This was just some Mormon writing and copying Hercules stories

Amazing research

what about the cosmological concepts in this book? like dates mentioned of events in astrologgical way. is the research ggoing on this book?

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Rishi - one who see's what others do not. Unfortunately all you have to say has been seen!

WTF! This is why I withdrew from this "Centre". It is no longer an academic institution, This is ISKON, not academic study. surely ISKON itself is so well funded as to not need to infiltrate academia.!

Great video! Does anyone know the name of the book that the pictures come from?

Dwarka was created on the sea shore of Gujarat State, India

This is a fascinating documentary. Thank you.

thank you for making this 😊

Ramayana over 7000 B.c years old. Gita over ❤5000years old🎉😊

Thank you so much, this documentary is Vaikuntha itself, everyone who spoke or was filmed were all original devotees of lord krishna , iam so grat3ful right now , eyes red with overflowing teardrops. I went totally ecstatic when the cutie baby girl recited the bagavatm in flawless Sanskrit. Hare krishna to infinity. The Absolute Truth. 🙏♨

❤Beautiful presentstion of Sanatana Dharma (Hindu religion) through Bhagavata Purana!❤

Excellent documentary.

I love Hinduism much more than western Abrahamic, religions because unlike with them Hinduism does not endorse and give rules for slavery nor does it think God made a mistake in giving the glans protection like Jews and Islam does so they demand it be mutilated off all male children.

Beautiful!!! 😘 💃🍀🐐🦁👑🐍🔱🪬❤️‍🔥🤗🙀 Approved!

Dr. Nandita is the right person to hold forth on Bhagavata Purana and Lord Krishna. She is the great grand daughter of C.P. Ramaswamy Aiyar and a descendant of the the 16 century philosopher and Advaitin Appayya Dikshita. It was my good fortune to be a student of CPR Aiyar when he was the vice chancellor of Annamalai University , Annamalai Nagar, Chidambaram, in the early Sixties. CPR Aiyar's lectures were inspiring, thought-provoking. Little wonder Dr. Nandita is equally eloquent, reminiscent of her illustrious mane.

Bhagavata means BHA means Bhakti (Devotion) GA means Jnaana (knowledge)VA means Vairaagya ( Renunciation) TA means Tatwa means (God's element).This is BHAGVATA to know about supreme power of God's theory.

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Completely fascinating, captivating. Blessed by this flabbergasting production on Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam. Thanks to all of the team that made it possible and may many others like this be launched often.

Thank you for this fantastic and informative documentary. I’m very grateful to have had the chance to see it.

This was so wonderful

Thank you so much for this

Lots of love from india

Muy hermosa documental.

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Hare Krsna dear Inci, what an incredible project and service to truly help and support every single soul rise above their limited and imprisoning identity as these temporary bodies to understand they are something much much greater, an eternal soul that has an eternal spiritual body that belongs in a community of pure spiritual beings known as the spiritual world, home! Thank you so much for aiding our journey back home, back to pure happiness, pure relationships with both God and other souls. :) :)

iti - and so on - SB 1.15.18 but judging by the context of the verse 1:2:11 iti - as - CC Adi 4.163 is more likely. the Learned who know this reality call this nondual consciousness as Brahman, as Paramātmā and as Bhagavān.

the reason the advaya tattva is thrice named is because of three paths of approach. the path of jnan, karma and bhakti, but though the approach is different the destination is ONE. As the Bhagavatam clearly states, this reality-tattvam is nondual-advayam knowledge-jnanam, so therefore we cannot divide it into three. the ONE is call different according to the paths of approach, that is the purpot of the verse 1:2:11 as confirmed in verse 3:32:33 yathendriyaiḥ pṛthag-dvārair artho bahu-guṇāśrayaḥ eko nāneyate tadvad bhagavān śāstra-vartmabhiḥ "as by the different doors of the senses (dvara means door, dvaraih is instrumental, meaning by or with the doors) an object is the base (ashraya) of many qualities, similarly one God is indicated differently by the different paths of the scriptures." vartma means way, course, road and path, vartmabhih is the instrumental declension meaning by or with. So this verse is saying if you perceive an object, like for example water, from the perspective of the eyesight, it seems as clear and reflective, but through touch it seems wet and cool, but from the tongue it has sweet taste, but it is the same ONE thing, similarly from the perspective of the different paths prescribed by the scriptures one God is indicated in different ways.

Beautiful documentary. What is that song around 28:00- 30:00? What is the name of the group? Hare Krishna

Please share link of the best Bhagvata mahapuran book link we can purchase in US.

Beautiful documentary

Please share link of the Bhagvata mahapuran book link we can purchase.

Interesting. It can't hurt China to receive some positive influence from other cultures, for a long time now. Seven years of devotion to a translation; that’s big.

Highly interesting, thank you for posting the complete interviews as well!

Puruna is actually a slavic god by the name Perun. And sanskrit is an old Russian dialect still spoken in some places in Siberia. Sanskrit vs. Russian: etat (this)=etat tat (that)=tot vam (your)=vam kada (when)=kagda matr (mother)=mat, matri bhratr(brother)=brat sheeva(organism)=shiva(alive) sthana (region)=strana agni (god of fire) =agni (fires) moksha = mokosh Lada= Lada Baghavan= Bogh Svet (bright) = svet (bright, light) sama(self)=sama asthi (bones)=kosthi sneha (snow)=snega dhuma (smoke)=dhim ukshana(Ox)=Oxanna(name) vrk(wolf)=volk madhu(honey)=med sharkara(sugar)=sahara dvaara (door)=dver smayate (laughing)=smiyat mriyate (to die) umriyet plavate (to swim)=plavat deti (children)=deti only a small selection of over 1000 similarities. Considering the fact how much modern Russian has changed till today this is astonishing.

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Wonderful discussion! Thank you Professor Schweig.

Wonderful interview, very inspiring. 🙏🙏🙏

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During a number of sessions, I had the privilege of watching the entire "India's Book of Wisdom: The Bhagavata Purana." The genre is that of an art film - mood and style reveal substance. The "culture of the Bhagavatam" is the hero of this story. We get bits and pieces of it , particularly dance, art, and music, throughout the movie. Philosophy mostly sits in the background while sentiments of bhakti take center stage. The approach of the female director is studied, deliberate, methodical, and revelatory - a gentle, feminine touch that is both confident and reassuring. There are no attempts at dramatic punctuations or three act structures. This is a path of discovery for both the host and audience. There is not much pretense in Krishna Ksetra Swami's role as the inquiring host. His humble nature immediately puts the viewer at ease, and he is a credible ally in a mutual journey despite the fact that we know that he knows where this is all going. Actually, I wasn't sure at times where the wandering was leading. It picks up speed as it proceeds and finally crescendos in the final twenty minutes to a predictable, yet satisfying, conclusion. We get the transcendental logic in bits and pieces which complete the puzzle as the theme progresses. Krishna is seen increasingly as the source of the light of the Bhagavat - as it should be. What binds this patchwork of cultural mileux's together is a superb score by Kai Engel. He provides the waves upon which we undulate and move toward the shore. The director, Inci Mutlu, has obviously understood not only the profundity of the Srimad Bhagavatam, but it's potential to liberate the soul. Main cinematographer, Filip Gour, has a sensitive and creative eye that takes its time to ponder, reflect, and contemplate. The entire presentation is a meditation that can elevate and inspire. Thanks to all involved; they should be very gratified with the result. YS, Nrsimhananda das