If you come to Bali, please don't make Bali dirty and noisy with vehicle horns like in India... Indonesian people really love cleanliness and tranquility.
@@nananinachannel2762 don't put shame in Bali's name by unnecessarily speaking rudely to Indians. This traveller is trying to show our culture in a positive light, respect him for god's sake.
its not a discrimination. there was a 'religious ceremony' going on inside the temple. you are not allowed to enter because: you came late, not dressed properly and the ceremony not supposed for tourism .. so even if you're allowed to join, no camera allowed
I am not even hindu and that "discrimination" claim irks me so much. Bali are already so open and kind to tourists, yet tourists ask for more and more...
@@fitriaahsani1286 He is an Indian Hindu, he is not just random tourist. He has faith in the dewas and he is aware of the religion. He just did not know of the culture, and of course, he did not know that you have to fully dress like a Balinese person to enter the temple. In India's Hindu temples, you can wear any dress, Balinese, Western, Indian etc. It should just look modest, that's it. And you are allowed to enter. Bali Hindu temples have more strict rules. This is new for me and many other Indians. So don't get irked, this is normal. If he knew before I'm sure he would have worn full Balinese dress before entering.
@@rishabhrox1 well, i mean... like you said, if he know that, he can prepare himself better. If he did not know that before (as you can see here), is it good to claim that they are discriminating him? They are NOT discriminating him, he is just not well-prepared, but why did he make that conclusion instead of find out why he is not allowed? I believe they will explain it if you ask nicely. Also... no matter what your (or his) religion is, It is still their sacred place, they are the one who make the rules, and you have to respect that rule. Sorry but being Hindu foreigner doesnt make you special in Bali and doesnt make you any different from other random tourist. If being Hindu were a sole requirement to enter the sacred place, other random tourist can make fake claim that they are Hindu in order to join the ceremony/procession, and may unconciously disturb the place because they have no sense of belongings. So please learn their rules before accusing something as "discrimination" ... the word is a bit too strong for this situation.
@@fitriaahsani1286 Yes, you are right. But the tourist was also a bit nervous, maybe he felt ashamed so he could not ask more clarification. These things are normal when you look from tourist's perspective. This tourist was not arrogant, he just misunderstood and shared his feelings. When you are alone in a foreign country and this kind of a situation happens, you get very nervous and scared. Also, nobody is asking for special treatment, but definitely if a Hindu person is coming to Bali (from India or Nepal or Ghana or wherever else Hinduism exists), they have a special feeling in their heart for Bali. They come not just to enjoy Bali's outer beauty but also see how their Hindu brotherhood and spirituality looks like in another country. It is sad if Balinese fail to see this and reciprocate this warmth and feeling of community-spirit. This man came to Bali not just to show beautiful beaches and temples but to show how Bali's Hinduism to Indians (many of whom are unaware that Hinduism exists natively outside India and Nepal), forgive his mistake. You can see in the rest of the video he is very friendly with Balinese locals. So don't misunderstand his intention.
@@fitriaahsani1286 iya benar, di Indonesia penganut hindu selalu memakai pakaian tertentu yang pantas untuk prosesi peribadatan, bukan cuma hindu bali tapi seluruh hindu di Indonesia.
Hinduism in Indonesia is different from India, not just Balinese Hinduism, but Javanese Hinduism, Tengger Hinduism (Mount Bromo), Sundanese Hinduism, Kei Hinduism (Maluku), Aluk Tadolo Hinduism (Toraja, South Sulawesi), and Kaharingan Hinduism (Dayak, Kalimantan/ Borneo). Ancient Indonesian local beliefs before Hinduism came, many worshiped an omnipotent entity, One Creator, many referred to as Hyang. When Hinduism entered, ancient Indonesians saw that all the gods including the Trimurti were part of one divine emanation, namely from Sang Hyang Widhi. Indonesians are Hindus when they worship, they call it "Sembahyang" from the words "Sembah" means worship, and "Hyang" means the Creator. If you go to Central Java, you can visit the Dieng Temple on the Dieng Plateau. There you can see the Trimurti temples and traces of early Hinduism in Java. The word "Dieng" actually comes from the word "Dihyang/Di Hyang" which means the place of the Creator or the place of the Gods. The book Sanghyang Siksa Kanda Karesian from the 15th-16th century from the Sunda Kingdom (the last Hindu Kingdom in West Java) contains Hindu teachings and a mixture of Karuhun (local Sundanese) beliefs. What is interesting is that there are words as follows: "Kawula bakti di Mangkubumi, Mangkubumi bakti di Raja, Raja bakti di Dewata, Dewata bakti di Hyang" This means that the people must obey the Mangkubumi (local officials), the Mangkubumi must be devoted to their king, the king must be devoted to the Gods, the Gods are devoted to Hyang, the Source of Divine Light. So Hinduism in Indonesia is instead like Indian Hinduism which looks polytheistic, Indonesian Hinduism is more directed towards pantheism, everything in this universe, both real and unseen, is all from the emanation of the same light, from the same source, namely Sang Hyang Widhi/Sang Hyang. It's important to know why Balinese Hindus don't have Trimurti statues in their temples, because both Balinese Hinduism now and other Hinduism in Indonesia are a form of change that occurred in the 15th-17th centuries, where on the one hand, Islamization was getting stronger, making many Hindus unable to build temples for Trimurti again and forced to worship modestly like in jungle/forest, mountains, sea, rivers, and built simple places of worship is not as complicated as building temples, such as punden terraces (tiered terraces arranged with stones) which are usually found in the mountains. Apart from that, many local Hindus continue to worship in former temples which have been damaged due to Islamization, making it impossible for them to build more temples, especially since many temples have been converted into mosques and Muslim tombs/ cemetery. . Apart from that, in the 15th-16th century, when the Majapahit Empire was declining, there was a trend of strengthening local religion/native beliefs, thus influencing Hindu worship practices, which previously liked to build large temples and lots of statues of gods, became syncretistic with local beliefs and chose to build temples or places of worship. Hinduism is strong with megalithic culture, such as Balinese temples which are strongly influenced by Punden Berundak, an ancient local Indonesian place of worship.
what a bs, there's no "islamization" that make hindus can't do things, the proof is there's many kali & ganesha statues, & how Hindu temples can be converted to mosques? 🤦🤣
Agama asli org NUSANTARA adlh KAPITAYAN yg menyembah Tuhan yg maha TUNGGAL..sejatinya agama Hindu yg ada NUSANTARA adlh bagian dr KAPITAYAN itu sendiri makanya HINDU di NUSANTARA berbeda sekali dgn HINDU di INDIA yg merupakan PENYELEWANGAN dr ajaran HINDU yg MURNI berasal dr ajaran KAPITAYAN..dan ketika ISLAM yg dtg dari negri ARAB masuk ke NUSANTARA penyebaranya sangat pesat sekali itu di karenakan ada kesamaan cara pandang keagamaan dgn ajaran KAPITAYAN yg sama2 menyembah SATU TUHAN..pun jg ISLAM di NUSANTARA beda dgn yg di ARAB secara BUDAYA dan PERILAKU..ISLAM di NUSANTARA lebih SANTUN sejalan dgn perilaku Islami Rasulullah.. jd KAPITAYAN..HINDU dan ISLAM di NUSANTARA sejatinya adlh SATU KANDUNG..
@@RBayuRamdhani tul bro..ga ada di muka bumi ini tempat seperti negri kita..Surga yg jd tempat nabi Adam sebernernya adlh KIASAN dr tanah NUSANTARA..🙏🙏
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27:26 if you follow the dress code(wearing traditional Balinese attire) and bring the offerings according to Balinese Hindu teaching and ruled , i believe they will allowed you in. Im Indonesian but not Balinese nor Hindu but i have seeing some video of Non Balinese Hindu going to temple and join the pray with local, they allowed them bacause they follow the exact ruled from what to wear and what to brings.
Cuz Hinduism was introduced to indonesia Bali, Java and Sumatra by ancient odisha/Kalinghan merchants traders ❤ Search about ancient odisha's Maritime history 🙂 And most of Odias/Kalingas are non-vegetarian still date approx 96% ...
Hindu bali sangat peduli lingkungan,tempat sembahyang bersih,tdk ada sampah berserakan terutama di lingkungan pura/kuil,,sungai tempat mandi pengsucian sangat jernih,ini sangat berbeda saat meihat hindu di india dimana sungai2 sangat kotor,apalagi sungai gangga yg suci tp sangat kotor dan tercemar,,di bali tdk ada sapi berkeliaran yg makan dari sisa buangan sampah,krn hindu bali menganggap sapi suci dan menghormatinya jd tdk membiarkan sapi berkeliaran yg menghinakan dirinya,,tp hindu bali boleh memelihara sapi untuk di jual ke org di non hindu,,
Bro just before 50 year back conditions were different in india .as per my parents they used to drink water from gangaji directly and there were very less cows on the streets.but in 50 years negligence of goverments in making policies led us to the overpopulation,dirty streets,poor health of cows,mismanagement in holy sites,holy rivers like ganga,yamuna,gomti becomes dirtiest.........but still when we see ma ganga we do namskar to her,when street cows come to near by our houses we approach them and give roti to her ,we are hoping that with strong economy government will take some strong steps to clean the gangaji qnd other rivers.
@@sujitverma6029 There is no need to wait to become a developed and rich country to be able to maintain cleanliness. It depends on the commitment of the country and its people.
Balinese Hindus do not use statues of gods when worshiping, but use a type of shrine (without statues of gods) as a symbol of the place where god reside, it is called Palinggih (balinese) literally means "God's Seat" or Devasthanam (Sanskrit/Tamil) which literally means God's Place In Bali there are many Brahma Temples, Wisnu (Vishnu)Temples and Siwa (Shiva) Temples but you will not find statues of Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva inside, you will only see and pray facing the symbol where the god resides. There are several statues installed in the Balinese Hindu temple but they are not for worshipping, only for temple ornamentation. Additional information: Temples in bali are not only 200, but more than 1000 i think, that's why people call Bali as island of thousands temples. Java Island also has many hindu temples
@@abhayapte7226said up there "yes, but not for worshipping". AFAIK it's true that Balinese didn't put the idol for worshipping but just place the offering in front of anywhere they consider them as holy places, and then just praying.
The Balinese people in Indonesia are respected because they are friendly and non-judgmental to people of different regions and religions .... hope we respect each other,
@@Azokyjuf902 Indonesian philosophy is Pancasila its means eventhough we all are different in religion, Ethnic, Race (Islam, Christian, Hindu, Budha, Konghucu etc) but we are 1 Nation, 1 Patriotism, 1 language, 1 land, 1 destainy, 1 purpose for Indonesia more better in living in harmony came from Sansekerta Words
As an Indian Hindu we should learn from Bali Hindus how clean and simple and disciplined they are and now look at ourselves we are not good and gentle with our rivers ,cows, temples and many other things ❤
About 15% of Bali Island people are not Balinese, they come from other places in Indonesia, mostly from neighboring Java island, which about 95% of its people are Moslem.
I am very disappointed in the Hinduphobic comments made by my country's brothers and sisters here against India for no reason. As a Balinese, I ask for forgiveness and pray to Sang Hyang Widhi for them to get better knowledge about India before speaking against them just based on what the news channels here tell us. I have been to India, particularly Delhi and Vrindavan (the birthplace of Dewa Krisna), and it was a beautiful experience for me to see the places where Hinduism originally flourished. Yes, Balinese way of Hindu worship is different because our cultural roots lie in Kapitayan, an ancient religion in which we only prayed to one god and had only symbolic figures and nature worship, no sculptures or idols. But when we hear the Puja TriSandhya (which actually consists of the Gayatri Mantra, Indians must remember it), we still feel connected to our Trimurti (Brahma, Wisnu and Mahesa) and all their companions who uphold our Agama Hindu culture and belief. More power to Hindu unity across the world. Om Swastiastu.
Everything is true but saying Indian way of Hinduism is not true, In india we have 100s ways of Hinduism. There are more difference in the hindus of east and west, north and south than Hindus of India and Bali, BTW i am literally in love with the cleanliness of bali.
@@ankushyadav6814 Sorry, but this one thing that I don't like about Indian culture is that you guys don't have faith in your own way of life. Yes, Hinduism in India has many forms but that does not mean Hinduism of India is not true. It is very true. As a Balinese, I saw many wonderful things in India's Hindu culture, right from the architecture of temples, to the bajan and kreetan music (I hope I said it correct), it is all so beautiful and it made me realize that Bali is so lucky to have its association with such a beautiful religion and country. But seeing Indians discrediting their own selves gives me sadness, how can Hinduism be respected when its native followers don't have faith in themselves? Bali's Hinduism is different, and our way of worship is influenced by Tirta, Kapitayan, and Kejawen, among many other indigenous faiths that existed before Hinduism came to Indonesia. So you would find many different things in Bali's Hindu culture, but ultimately, when we perform the TriSandhya, you will find our connection with India too because we sing 'Om Bur Buwaswaha' just like you.
Its because today there are many propaganda Islamic accounts/channels that try to create drama so that their followers can hate non muslims and make Indonesia a 100% country. They will make a minority problem into a majority problem
@@nilipertamaprakoso4156 Bro u should read my comment again i have never said that indian hinduism is less or wrong. I just said hinduisms have different forms and we happily accepts that.
@@nilipertamaprakoso4156 If i follow local rules and wear traditional Balinese prayer clothes along with offerings will they allow me to enter the Temple ??
Maaf sebelumnya Narasumber yang anda tanya menjawab dengan kurang tepat ,di Indonesia kamu juga melakukan puja terhadap wujud tuhan yang lain, seperti tri murti, tri shakti, dan yang lain tapi kami menganggap tuhan yang utama adalah ida Sang Hyang Widhi, atau dalam bahasa veda di sebut brahman.
Thank you for visiting Bali. As Hindu-Buddhist (Sanatan) was the dominating faith here in ancient Indonesia, the whole of the archipelago starting from Sumatra-Java-Bali were all Sanatani for from early 4th century AD till 15 century AD, till Islamization came (introduced by Gujarati traders) , and only Bali remains. But Indonesians now still preserve its ancient Sanatani culture through socio-cultural aspects, for example Indonesian muslims now still have sanskrit names and in Javanese weddings, hindu culture is atill visible
Read history properly It wali wali songgo And Alhumdulillah for Islam And Sanskrit or Arabic or Persian or Malay or Dutch or English, these are languages only, nothing else
yeah you got arabized, because alot most of indonesian mosque today usede arab-persian, ottoman and egyptian dome middle eastern mosque architecture not used 'bumbung tajug' like masjid agung demak or masjid tanah melaka for example@@sic7501
@@anggelinapark3215 Tidak ada yang namanya sombong. Jika negara Anda telah menghasilkan agama yang indah seperti Hindu maka Anda bisa berbangga sesuka Anda. Saya bangga dengan tanah air saya indonesia dan saya juga merasa hormat terhadap India, meski saat ini kondisinya belum dalam kondisi terbaik. Jika sesuatu yang suci dan kaya ilmu seperti Weda bisa datang dari India, maka sekalipun negara itu berubah menjadi abu, saya dengan senang hati akan mengoleskan abu itu ke dahi saya. Om Swastiastu.
Hindusim is beautiful. No matter, how you worship hindusim and how different is hindusim from each other. At the end of the we all are Hindu. Don't compare, discrimante towards other Hindu from different country. We Hindu need to stay united. We are one. God bless all hindu in the world😊🙏
They don't discriminate towards other hindu. They just have RULES that everyone should follow. As long as he wear the dresscode, bring offering, and don't come late, I think they will allow him to enter the temple. Even balinese hindus are prohibited to enter if they don follow the rules.
@@Ann_niana No i am not talking about dresscoad or temple rule. I am talking about some people in the comment section. Some people here in comment section comparing and trying to divide between indian hindu and Indonesian hindu. They are trying to divide Hindus by criticising indian hindu and comparing us that their one is better. Its not good, we are all Hindu, so we need respect each other and stay united.
Hello sir, let me tell you something, in Bali there are no restrictions on people entering temples, but if you want to enter and pray at pura there are rules that you must follow, one of which is that you must remember is You must wear traditional Balinese prayer clothes.😊😊
I am a indian hindu and i like the rules set out by hindu temples in bali. Its a place of worship not a content for your vlog. Only those who really want to worship should be allowed inside temple.
"Sang Hyang Widhi" is not a name it's like a title or alias. Because he has no name, no form, unthinkable and unimaginable (Acintya). Sang Hyang Widhi has no statue, only an empty throne we called it "Padmasana"
Banyak syair,kawih,berbahasa sunda buhun jika menyebutkan "Tuhan" "Hyang Widi " mungkin Kepercayaan Sunda Wiwitan juga bagian dari Hindu ya . Zaman saya kecil uyut saya ketika panen di sawah membawa persembahan untuk Dewi Sri seperti kopi hitam, buah jeruk,camilan manis dan membakar Kemenyan tetapi saya pikir si itu Tradisi tetapi setelah dewasa sy rasa itu bagian dari agama Sunda Wiwitan .
@@elisanoor6306 Betul, lebih lengkapnya Sang Hyang Kersa. Dari kata "Parahyangan" saja sangat jelas leluhur Sunda dulu sudah mengenal ketuhanan. Seperti Dewi Sri/Nyi Pohaci memiliki kesamaan dengan Sri Lakhsmi dari Hindu, hanya beda penamaan. Banyak pertukaran budaya antara orang Jawa dengan India di jaman dahulu. Sesajen/ngarekes menurut aku itu memang sudah tradisi asli kita sebagai bentuk Sembah-hyang terhadap alam atau leluhur karuhun.
@@bodhi590 From what I could understand from the translation of both of your comments, you have a festival in which you offer vareity of food to Crops before(?) they are harvested. It's not unique to you alone, even in many parts of India we have festival called Navanna in which we do a Pooja (worship) to Paddy plants before they are harvested by offering variety of things depending on regional availabilities. This is very famous in Indian regions of Bengal, Odisha, Coastal Karnataka, Maharashtra, Himachal Pradesh etc though name may vary from region to region. Will share a link below of Navanna festival of coastal Karnataka.
Despite of indonesian being predominantly muslim, but most of indonesians still retain hinduism as a culture. You can still found MANY elements of hinduism in today's indonesian culture. The tiny little example: most of indonesian people name! You will meet typical indonesians named Wisnu, Dewa, Dewi, Arjuna, Sri, etc. eventhough they're completely muslim. Indonesians might be the biggest muslim country, but we still retain our core culture as hinduism.
But before that there is a purge on all temple and Hinduism around 15th century. All temple is burned down and destroyed in java island along with with force conversion to Islam.
Indonesia dan India tu serumpun..nama negara Pon hampir sama,mata wang pon hampir sama rupee - rupiah..budaya Indonesia terutama jawa dan bali masih mengekalkan budaya pengaruh Hindu walaupon banyak yg masuk Islam..
@@muhammadsyafiqal-baiti1942 India itu nama Eropa untuk India, nama aslinya Bharat. Sama kayak kalimantan nama Eropanya Borneo. jadi ngk, ngk sama Indonesia x India.
@@gundarvarr1024 Kata 'India' berasal dari kata Sansekerta 'Sindhu', yang merupakan nama sungai di Pakistan modern dan India Barat Laut tempat Peradaban Lembah Indus pertama kali berkembang. Jadi, meskipun nama 'India' asing, akarnya terletak pada nama sungai asli India.
Setahu saya perbedaannnya ya hindu Bali itu bersih, kebersihan nomor satu, baik kebersihan hati, diri, maupun lingkungan sekitar. Hindu Bali juga tak mengenal istilah “KASTA HINA”, tak ada intimidasi kasta. Itulah istimewanya HINDU BALI❤
Kebersihan juga diikuti oleh umat Islam Bali, bukan hanya amalan umat Hindu saja. Kebersihan bersifat sosial, bukan agama. Di India, tidak hanya umat Hindu, namun umat Islam, Kristen dan masyarakat sukunya juga sayangnya sangat kotor. Sekarang apakah Anda akan mengatakan 'Islam India itu kotor' tapi 'Islam Indonesia itu indah'? Haram dalam agama mereka membawa perpecahan dalam agama seperti ini. Hal yang sama berlaku untuk umat Hindu. Umat Hindu di India tidak kalah dengan umat Hindu di Bali, mereka hanya perlu mencari cara untuk membersihkan masyarakatnya.
Hal kedua, 'kasta' adalah kata dalam bahasa Portugis, bukan kata dari India. Jadi jangan salahkan orang-orang India yang malang atas penerapan istilah diskriminatif Eropa ini kepada mereka. Bagaimanapun, Sistem Kasta awalnya disebut "Sistem Varna", dan awalnya dimulai sebagai hierarki berdasarkan pekerjaan (mirip dengan yang terjadi di perusahaan mana pun saat ini di mana orang ditugaskan pekerjaan berdasarkan bakat mereka). Sayangnya, di kemudian hari, di masyarakat mereka, beberapa orang yang menguasai kitab suci Hindu menjadi serakah dan memutuskan untuk mengubah aturan tersebut menjadi diskriminatif. Hal ini juga pernah terjadi di Bali sebelumnya, dimana Pedanda biasa melakukan semua ritual dan membawa semua informasi kitab suci bersamanya. Kami orang Bali modern menghancurkan praktik-praktik ini dan menjadikan agama Hindu Bali setara dan bebas dari diskriminasi kasta pada saat Pancasila dibuat.
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@@Mahdi-jp2teI don't know much about India but I really love their culture dance,songs, traditional clothing and movies. I think cleanliness is also a part of government responsibility. Hope they can have better solution for this issue. Indonesia is also facing the same issue in some areas but it's getting better day by day I think.
@@ED-lk7il yes but in bahasa indonesia we call village = kampung & we also call slumps = kampung. the slumps are different in jakarta its like a dirty village
@@Mahdi-jp2te In India not just Hindu, but Muslims, Christians, and everyone else have some level of poverty. Don't unnecessarily bring my religion in this conversation. I am from Bali but just because our society feels more clean, it does not mean that we are 'more special' or 'better' than Indian Hindus, sorry. Sang Hyang Widhi is unbiased, he will not bless you if you show ego or arrogance against others (especially of the same religion). Cleanliness is a social thing, not a religious one. So don't bring religion in here at all. Thank You.
Brahman dalam bahasa lokal Hindu Bali disebut Sanghyang Widhi Wasa... siapapun boleh masuk kedalam pura/ kuil namun ada aturan yaitu memakai pakaian sembahyang adat Bali... dan wanita yang sedang haid dilarang masuk kawasan suci... peraturan ini dibuat untuk menjaga kesakralan pura/ kuil... semoga semakin banyak saudara Hindu dari seluruh dunia datang melihat keindahan alam Bali...🙏😇
Please don’t spread misinformation, there’s no discrimination, but of course you need to follow the rules. Locals take temple visit very seriously, everyone work together on the preparations prior to the visit. Everyone needs to wear the proper temple attire, bring offering, etc. Furthermore this is, after all, the Mother Temple, so it deserves due respect. As you can see, even the family shrine is gated so it’s not just a place you can go in as you please. There’s a certain reverence one must observe in visiting the temple, and as a tourist who doesn’t understand (and doesn’t want to understand) you’d only be a nuisance to devotees.
He didn't spread misinformation. The temple authorities behaved with rudeness to him also. The tourist is at fault, but remember he is a foreigner. Plus, he comes from India, where dress code doesn't have to be Balinese (you only have to cover yourself up, even if it is western clothes and then you can enter temples). So his culture is different (not wrong, just different) from Bali. The temple authorities should have told him to wear headgear and all, and also told him that camera is not allowed inside. Because in Indian Hindu temples we have freedom to wear what we want (as long as our body is covered up) and we can also carry cameras (though once we are in the presence of our god's idols we keep them back in our pockets or close them).
@@shrey.kalinga_nat okay, then it is cultural thing. Because I once visited Delhi, and in the ISKCON temples there I was allowed to enter in a shirt and jeans (which covered me entirely). Some people also carried phones inside, but once they entered the places where the idols of Dewa Krisna and his holy companions were kept, they kept their phones inside and prayed. Some people were putting money inside a box near the idol. It was really interesting and mesmerizing.
@@nilipertamaprakoso4156 that's the major issue, some of the tourists in Bali disrespect the local values. and whining _oh discriminate.. rudeness blabla_ I told u one thing, WHEREVER YOU STEPPED your feet on YOU SHOULD'VE Respect the local Rules, or step away.
@@aimbuzz gan, saya sendiri dari bali. Saya juga melihat turis-turis yang kasar dan tidak berbudaya ini. Tapi youtuber ini adalah orang baik. Dia juga pergi ke daerah lain di Indonesia dan perilakunya sangat baik. Ini adalah kesalahpahaman. Saya pernah ke India Utara, dan kuil Hindu di sana sangat indah (jalanan di luar sering kali sibuk tetapi kuilnya sangat bersih). Kita boleh memakai pakaian apa saja (asalkan terlihat pantas) dan kita boleh membawa kamera di dalamnya, kecuali di tempat penyimpanan berhala. Jadi budayanya berbeda dengan Bali, wajar jika tidak semua umat Hindu mengetahui hal ini. Jika kita memberitahu mereka, saya yakin mereka akan mengikuti. Weda tidak berubah apakah Anda pergi ke India atau Nepal atau tinggal di sini di Bali. Hanya budayanya saja yang berbeda. Jadi kita hanya perlu melakukan percakapan yang sopan satu sama lain, menurutku kita bisa menemukan banyak kesamaan satu sama lain daripada yang kita kira.
Indonesia highly influenced by Hindu Kingdoms in the past, especially in Java and Bali. Hindus only few percent of our population, but we adopt many Sanskrit names like Bayu, Wisnu, Arjuna, Surya, etc in our names. Indonesia also a huge fans of epic Mahabharat. I'm a Christian, but my parents taught and show me Mahabharat before they gave me Bible.
The age long past, when books were valuable sources of endless journey and entertainment. We read Ramayana, and went into a journey alongside Sri Rama and Laksmana, along side heroic characters that should not be judged by how they look. We read Mahabharata, and travel along a heroic but also tragic journey filled with lessons of cause and effect. Romance of Three Kingdoms, Count of Monte Christo, Nobody's Boy, and much more. Now, well.. For Nowaday, There's PUBG and Mobile Legend..
@@koshurkot3892 tapi gak ada adegan anak perempuan dihamili ayahnya sih bro 😎 Intinya Alkitab itu pelajaran hidup, bukan mantra ajaib yg kata per kata adalah sakral. Budha, Hindu, Islam, Yahudi, Kristen, semua punya nilai yang bisa dipetik. Tidak perlu meninggikan diri sendiri, karena orang yg meninggikan dirinya akan direndahkan.
Yes u are right. It's mixed budhis and hindu. There' s also budha priest will join ceremony in besakih. If u have time to nusa penida island' please visit goa giri putri temple and u ll see how the mixed between budha konghucu and hindu. And before Besakih there is also temple called batur temple' there u also will find the temple for budha and budha avaloketsvara such kwan im with red ornament in the corner . If it's mixed why the religion in Bali named hindu' there is long story for that. Thanku for visiting Bali . Matur suksme
My Dear Friend : It's always better to read some literature on Indonesia, Bali or Ubud etc. before making such videos to have at least basic understanding of such areas to make the contents more authentic!
There are many travel vloggers but i always check for his video, this man has different personality, i am sure his channel gonna grow one day, keep going paaji
BALI is beautiful and you have covered it nicely ! Some more interesting inputs for all to know! If you compare Balinese Hinduism ( South East Asian Hinduism mainly) with * NORTH INDIAN Hinduism then yes it is in many ways different. Hinduism /Buddhism ( Sanatani) spread to South East Asia from * EASTERN AND SOUTHERN INDIA and has a lot similarity with those parts. ** like almost all old traditional Village Hindu homes in Bengal have a family temple inside their house compound called Kula Devata, just like what you saw in Bali ! In India also Hinduism is multi cultural and multi dimensional . The North / West Indian, South Indian and Eastern Indian / Nepalese Hindu rituals and temple architecture is very different from each other. Naturally when Hindu culture spread to Indonesia in ancient times , it evolved with its own style of architecture of temples. Also like to point out not all Hindus are Vegetarians in India ! In fact all Hindus of Eastern India like Orissa, Bengal, Assam , Manipur and Nepal and even Kerala are predominantly Non Vegetarians ! I also feel that they are not discriminative to you but they just dont want to encourage funny tourists to enter their pure temple and destroy the peace, considering Bali gets lot of international tourists. They can not make an exception for Indian Hindus because they really cant prove that all Indian visitors are Hindus !
Menurut saya ,Agama Hindu di Bali saya rasa lebih ke Agama sebernya Hindu, berbeda dg di India yg terlalu bnyak budayanya daripda Agama . Hindu di Bali sangat berwarna,tenang ,damai,dan Ramah ,ah saya bangga sekali menjadi bagian daripada Indonesia .
ya nggak lah, udah jelas pusat hindu itu di india, umat hindu di bali aja masih udah banyak yg makan sapi, sedangkan hindu di india gak pantang makan sapi
@@dwianggryresmiyardani6583 ya emg d India mayoritas Hindu pling bnyk tuh Cuma ada perbedaan dsana sama dsini budaya nya Aku sih lebih suka yg d Bali dr pd d India
Kalau aku baca2 sih.Hindu di bali itu kepercayaan lokal yang bernama tirta, pengaruh kepercayaan Hindu inti seperti ajaran weda baru masuk setelah pemerintah Indonesia mewajibkan rakyat Indonesia menganut agama impor (islam, Kristen, Hindu, dan buddha), dan bali mengidentifikasi dirinya dengan Hindu bali (yaitu sinkretisme kepercayaan lokal bali yaitu tirta dan Hindu)
Clear to karlo Aisa tha bhi ke nahi Agar tha. To fir abhi 100 se 90 sal main indonesia ke logo ne Islam kiyo kabool kiya. Kuchha to bat hogi pado aap pahale
The people of Bali are beautiful. So welcoming and kind. Indonesia is a country I have a lot of respect for the way they value their heritage and culture. Many Muslim nations wish to think of their history only from the time they converted to the new faith. They destroy their past and preserve only what matches with their belief. Indonesia is the only country that makes an exception to this.
If you're still in Indonesia, try coming to Magelang City to see the beauty of Borobudur Temple and be able to see Prambanan Temple while also taking a trip to Malioboro..InshaAllah it will definitely be fun
@@acedeca both are dharmic religion and originated in india so both are same buddha is a 9th avtar of maha vishnu for hindus and Buddhist are also believing in Hinduism so fakk off
Menjaga keseimbangan adalah intensitas dan kerja keras, manusia semakin serakah dan tidak terpuaskan. Salut masyarakat Hindu di Bali telah berteguh untuk budaya keseimbangan alamnya 👍❤ Warga India/Bharat akan merasa di rumah sendiri, semoga nyaman dan menemukan penjiwaan.👍
The sculptures are made by stone artists from Odisha ,who migrated there many years ago . Visit odisha I'll see so many stone artists ,so many temples . Odisha was the major exporter of stone sculptures to Bali many years ago
It is so much like Assam. Most of Assamese are non vegetarian, even the priests. In Assam Hindus don't consume cow meat but they consume buffalo meat(though a small population). Also in Nepal, though a Hindu country they consume Buff( I am not sure about it being cow or buffalo meat). Also being mangolian and low tolerance to milk, milk consumption in northeast is less.
Besakih temple the mother temple of bali, even balinese do not entering other temple in the complect they only entering their encestors temple just one big main temple of their ancestors in the complect, you can entering many temple and pray also except besakih because it was an ancestor temple they built for their descent
Many people has it ...we also has same in Bengal... family temple which is near the gate of the house and outside of the residence area. We even have Ancestral monuments beside it . These people don't know anything about Hinduism. And says it's different
In Bengal also we have a special room which is dedicated to God were we install temple and our family deity in Bengali we say thakur ghor means ( god's room )
I think in many local cultures theres so many version of temple to worship and pray to ancesstor. Not just hinduism rights. They even pray to their own version of god
Hinduism is the term the British created when they landed in India. It's a geographical term. We should call it Yoga or if you prefer Sanatana Dharma. Unlike Christianity and Islam, it doesn't teach mankind to achieve heaven but to attain liberation from illusion of duality.
Hinduism same hi hain . Bas hamaare india ki hindusm main folk religion mill ke naya hinduism ho gaya. Agar app vedic hinduism ko dekhoge to usme koi caste system nahi tha sirf 4 varn tha lekin Naya Hinduism ke hazaro caste hain. Parameswar yani Brahman yani parabrahma ek hi hain(don't confuse with Brahmin varna) . Or bohi supreme hain,unse hi har ek devi-devta ka sristi hua hain. Unko pane ke liye or unke pass jane ke liye Devi-Devtao ko follow karna jaroori hain. Jabtak apne sastron ko nahi jan sakoge tab tak hindu nahi ban paoge. Bas namm ka hi hindu rahoge or Dusre religion ka log kuch bhi batake chala jayega.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Balinese don't celebrate Deepavali. This is because Balinese do not consider Rama as God. They have one God named Sang Hyang Widhi (Sanskrit name - Achintya), similar to Islam's Allah. This is because Islam has influenced Hinduism in Bali, along with their native religions like Kapitayan (which also preached praying only to one God).
And also, Deepavali originally started as a harvest festival because North India's cropping season ends around the time that festival comes. This coincided with the date of Rama coming back to Ayodhya with Sita as written in Valmiki's Ramayana. However, in Bali the cropping season is different, so this harvest festival does not have significance here. In any case, Rama is just a human character for them, not God. There is only one prayer here, Gayatri Mantra, no aartis for other gods and nothing else.
Ramte,Lingte Indonesia Buddhist Country thi Pahle Ye Puri Duniya koa pata he😂 koi Tumhara Hindu dharam nahi tha Vaha😂 Vajrayana Buddhism Pata he ki nahi kabhi Buddhism bhi Padh le.
I think you can go inside the temple to pray, but you have to bring offerings and be accompanied by balinese hinduism who really understands about that
Im Indonesian, im non hindu and not a balinese. But when im in Bali i like joining their rituals in temples... ritual to cleasing your self from bad things, bad aspects... to purified our self. There is no law or rules that forbid non Hindu or non Balinese to enter inside temples... only for every women that cant enter temples during the period times. No rules or law in Indonesia that forbid other people visiting other religions praying places. If there is then is just local rules, not by govt rules or law, and govt can and definitely will remove that local rules if there are people complaints And every provinces in Indonesia has their own traditional languages but we using national language (bahasa Indonesia), to communicate each others. It is compulsary to learn national language since in elementary school time.
@@sreenarayanram5194 Not in Indonesia. Every people can enter mosques, churches, temples, etc no matter what their religions. Of course be respecfull, wear appropriate clothes, use common senses. I dont know in your country but its hows its working in Indonesia. It is what it is.
what differentiates religious communities in Indonesia and in India is tolerance, hopefully you can spread peace through your videos so that in your country there is no violence due to differences in beliefs...Learn a lot in Indonesia bro, the majority there should protect the minorities and let people freely embrace religion according to their own beliefs.
not very sure how u are comparing India and Indonesia, India has faced masscre, r pe and conversion under Muslim rulers. It had to give up on a large portion of its land after being divided on the basis of religion. Its culture was severely destroyed. Despite this, it chose to stay secular yet some citizens of one so called 'minority' fails to respect the country, other citizens and has a so called idea to make the country Islamic. Has Indonesia faced any of this sort? (Genuinely asking beacuse I'm unaware of Indonesian history)
@@samsudinchan1161wrong. The caste system is Hindu vs Hindu. Not Hindu vs Muslim unlike the point of this comment. No lower caste was killed like how Muslim killed Hindus. It's like Sunnis not treating Ahmediyas well, how is it related to Hinduism? 2) Just like u swept away with saying that terrorists are not Islam/Muslims as per ur convenience while they all do come from one religion, why can't Hindus get away but saying that even the caste system isn't written in the Vedas. It's just a mistranslation. The Varna system is different from the caste system. 3)What was given to Hindus to compensate for their loss? India has a lot of reservations from the past 75 years for those who were oppressed.
Balinese hindu is a syncretic hinduism, it's kinda different with indian hinduism. But in java you can find ancient "pure hindu temple", most of javanese ancient hindu temples are shivaism, you can find the statue of linggam and yoni, durga, mahakala, nandisvara, nandi, trimurti's vahana, agastya, ganesh, harihara (shiva-vishnu)
You are correct, Hinduism in Bali is heavily influenced by Buddhism. Bali got the Hinduism culture inherited from the Mataram Medhang kingdom, Kediri Daha kingdom, and the Majapahit empire, all from Java island. During the Hindu and Buddhism decline in Indonesia, lot of Majapahit prince and nobles run to Bali and settle there. Hinduism in Bali is a tantric hinduism, and the unified of Hinduism and Buddhism in Bali it shown in Sutasoma Scripture. The most seen Buddhist influence in Bali is in Singaraja region and known as Buddhakeling. That's why most of Balinese people worship the Sanghyang Widhi Wasa or if in Veda is known as the Parabrahman and not devoted to any specific Hindu God. Namaste sothi hotu, Rahayu🙏
Hindu in Bali is uniquely called "Hindu Bali" (Bali's Hindu), because it is a mix Hindu and Animisme, that is why you did not see the statue of Hindu GODs in there, but if you go to Prambanan Temple in Central Java you will see Statue of Shiva, Brahma, Wisnu and Durga. because the Hindu in Java is close to Indian Hindu.
Indian Hindu is very diverse. Hindu in India is not everywhere the same. For example North Indian Hinduism is also different from South Indian Hinduism. Nepal Hinduism, Sri Lankan Hinduism, Balinese Hinduism etc. are all different, but still 1 Hindu. They differ in culture, way of life, traditions etc. However, the teachings of the Vedas, the Bhagavad Gita and the teachings of Dharma are the same. The teachings of Hinduisme or Dharma is not a one-way philosophy, Hinduism is universal, flexible and Hinduism is actually not a religion but a way of life". Dharma = "Way of Life". The original name for Hindu is not Hindu, but Sanatana Dharma The concept of Brahman (God) is the same.
If you are not fully aware of Hinduism, you cannot say that there is different Hinduism in Indonesia. Bramha, Vishnu and Mahesh is not a different concept than what is prevailing in India. They also have faith in Rama. Ghanesh is also one of the deities in Indoneshia
@@TanTan10 its an indian tradition. the local name for indians is keling in all south east asian countries. It is related to kalinga, the ancient east indian kingdom on the eastern coast, modern day odisha state in india.
Bali itu ramah , bersih dalam kebiasaan hidup nya sehari hari baik lingkungan , sungai maupun jajanan nya makanya banyak turis dunia yg datang krn merasa nyaman disana
It's rarely to find Indonesian cuisine added by cow or goat milk. But, easy to find Indonesian cuisines added by coconut milk. If you interested to know more about another Hindu culture in Indonesia you should come to Kalimantan
@@pokokechannel435 But peace is not at the cost of compromising our civilizational and cultural heritage and values. We will never allow to take over of our heritage by any means come what may by those who don't respect our civilization rather love invaders from outside who inflicted horrors in medieval period, in a single word who are citizens of India just by CHANCE not by heart.
@@chiragk7399 Bukankah yg menentukan kedamaian adalah mayoritas ,yang saya lihat di semua media bukan hanya Islam yang mengalami diskrimanasi perayaan natal umat kristen pun di ganggu oleh mayoritas hindu India. Dan memang sifat karakter bangsa india yg kotor intoleran dan radikan mendarah daging sampai pakistan dan banglades Bangsa yg menjijikan 🤮🤮🤮
@@Laskar_71 Very hard but futile attempt to malign ancient continuous civilization of Bharata and blame Indian Civilization for hatred for minorities especially Hindus in neighboring islamic countries like Pakistan and Bangladesh. You want Hindus to sit quite when your Christian missionaries spread intolerance at our sacred temples labelling them as SATAN's place based on your intolerant holy book. Just shut up! Bharatiya (Indian) Civilization didn't think twice to shelter persecuted Zoroastrians from Iran, Buddhists from Tibet, Jews from Iraq, Christian from Syria and Muslims from Arabia. Zoroastrians, Tibetan Buddhists and Jews don't have any problems with Majority Hindus neither do they complain about intolerance by Hindus. It's only those whose holy books instructs their followers to convert people have problems with Hindus just because we resist to convert. Either Change your holy book or be ready to be confronted against cultural crime by your cultists. Your cultists have been vehemently opposed throughout Asia not just in India. There is a reaction for every action. It's the universal truth. We will protect our civilization from evil forces by all means come what may. Deal with it.
that’s where you are wrong. muslim preacher came to indonesia by preaching to local kings and chief. and if the king converted, so do their people. islam rose to prominence in the archipelago only after the malacca king (at that time an economic powerhouse in the region) decided to convert to islam. the local neighboring kings decide to follow suit because muslim kings would only prefer to trade with their fellow muslim. that is why islam became the majority religion in the archipelago. despite a small tension here and there. religions in Indonesia still lives in harmony with each other. the reason for this are national identity and preserving our diverse cultures are being drilled into our head first and foremost.
no just ignorance people didn't adopted, Your argument just senseless, if they forced 99% of population then why leaved 1%? Because 1% are brave? You're really ignorance people..
The beliefs of the Bali people differ from those of India because they practice not only the Hindu Dharma but also the Dharmas of the Ancestors and the Buddha. The majority of Balians live their lives as Buddhist Dharma practitioners. In Bali, God is known as Hyang Widhi Wasa, while in Weda, Sang Hyang Embang is Brahman. Like the Aztecs, Mayans, Incas, Egyptian Pyramids, Machu Picchu, Borobudur, Prambanan, and other ancient civilizations, Pura Besakih is a temple of worship.
you should be allow to pray in Bali Hindu temple as long as you are Hindu in minutes 27:20 , perhaps communication breakdown or misunderstanding, I see in other youtube channel many India Tourist in Bali are allow to pray in Hindu Bali Temple 🙏🏼
श्री मान जी नमस्कार आप हिन्दू बोलने से हिंन्दू नहीं मान सकते उसके लिए बहुत नियम होता है। एक मंदिरों में एक एक मान्यता होती है उसी के प्रकार जाना अवश्य है। किसी भी मंदिर में बे धड़क नहीं जा सकते। अगर आप उन नियमों का पालन किया होता तो आप अवश्य जा सकते थे। परन्तु आप यात्री के रूप गये थे ।
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If you come to Bali, please don't make Bali dirty and noisy with vehicle horns like in India... Indonesian people really love cleanliness and tranquility.
@@nananinachannel2762 Oh god, he's just one person, how could he possibly do that? Make it make sense nana.
Thanks for your vidio👍👍👍
@@nananinachannel2762 don't put shame in Bali's name by unnecessarily speaking rudely to Indians. This traveller is trying to show our culture in a positive light, respect him for god's sake.
If you wanted to see Trimurti God's statues in Indonesia, you should go to Prambanan temple complex. They have it there.
I'm actually not understanding your language, but thanks for visiting Indonesia 🇮🇩
I'm proud Indonesian hindu 🕉️🇮🇩🕉️
Jai Sri Krishna 🙏🙏❤❤ Brother 🇮🇳🕉😌🚩..
@@puskarhazra3614 thank you 😊
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Hindus zinda bhi hai kya
@@sylheti_fua. sorry can you tell in English?? actually I don't understand Indian languages...
its not a discrimination. there was a 'religious ceremony' going on inside the temple. you are not allowed to enter because: you came late, not dressed properly and the ceremony not supposed for tourism .. so even if you're allowed to join, no camera allowed
I am not even hindu and that "discrimination" claim irks me so much. Bali are already so open and kind to tourists, yet tourists ask for more and more...
@@fitriaahsani1286
He is an Indian Hindu, he is not just random tourist. He has faith in the dewas and he is aware of the religion. He just did not know of the culture, and of course, he did not know that you have to fully dress like a Balinese person to enter the temple.
In India's Hindu temples, you can wear any dress, Balinese, Western, Indian etc. It should just look modest, that's it. And you are allowed to enter. Bali Hindu temples have more strict rules. This is new for me and many other Indians. So don't get irked, this is normal. If he knew before I'm sure he would have worn full Balinese dress before entering.
@@rishabhrox1 well, i mean... like you said, if he know that, he can prepare himself better. If he did not know that before (as you can see here), is it good to claim that they are discriminating him? They are NOT discriminating him, he is just not well-prepared, but why did he make that conclusion instead of find out why he is not allowed? I believe they will explain it if you ask nicely.
Also... no matter what your (or his) religion is, It is still their sacred place, they are the one who make the rules, and you have to respect that rule. Sorry but being Hindu foreigner doesnt make you special in Bali and doesnt make you any different from other random tourist. If being Hindu were a sole requirement to enter the sacred place, other random tourist can make fake claim that they are Hindu in order to join the ceremony/procession, and may unconciously disturb the place because they have no sense of belongings.
So please learn their rules before accusing something as "discrimination" ... the word is a bit too strong for this situation.
@@fitriaahsani1286
Yes, you are right. But the tourist was also a bit nervous, maybe he felt ashamed so he could not ask more clarification. These things are normal when you look from tourist's perspective. This tourist was not arrogant, he just misunderstood and shared his feelings. When you are alone in a foreign country and this kind of a situation happens, you get very nervous and scared.
Also, nobody is asking for special treatment, but definitely if a Hindu person is coming to Bali (from India or Nepal or Ghana or wherever else Hinduism exists), they have a special feeling in their heart for Bali. They come not just to enjoy Bali's outer beauty but also see how their Hindu brotherhood and spirituality looks like in another country. It is sad if Balinese fail to see this and reciprocate this warmth and feeling of community-spirit. This man came to Bali not just to show beautiful beaches and temples but to show how Bali's Hinduism to Indians (many of whom are unaware that Hinduism exists natively outside India and Nepal), forgive his mistake. You can see in the rest of the video he is very friendly with Balinese locals. So don't misunderstand his intention.
@@fitriaahsani1286
iya benar, di Indonesia penganut hindu selalu memakai pakaian tertentu yang pantas untuk prosesi peribadatan, bukan cuma hindu bali tapi seluruh hindu di Indonesia.
Hinduism in Indonesia is different from India, not just Balinese Hinduism, but Javanese Hinduism, Tengger Hinduism (Mount Bromo), Sundanese Hinduism, Kei Hinduism (Maluku), Aluk Tadolo Hinduism (Toraja, South Sulawesi), and Kaharingan Hinduism (Dayak, Kalimantan/ Borneo).
Ancient Indonesian local beliefs before Hinduism came, many worshiped an omnipotent entity, One Creator, many referred to as Hyang.
When Hinduism entered, ancient Indonesians saw that all the gods including the Trimurti were part of one divine emanation, namely from Sang Hyang Widhi. Indonesians are Hindus when they worship, they call it "Sembahyang" from the words "Sembah" means worship, and "Hyang" means the Creator.
If you go to Central Java, you can visit the Dieng Temple on the Dieng Plateau. There you can see the Trimurti temples and traces of early Hinduism in Java. The word "Dieng" actually comes from the word "Dihyang/Di Hyang" which means the place of the Creator or the place of the Gods.
The book Sanghyang Siksa Kanda Karesian from the 15th-16th century from the Sunda Kingdom (the last Hindu Kingdom in West Java) contains Hindu teachings and a mixture of Karuhun (local Sundanese) beliefs. What is interesting is that there are words as follows:
"Kawula bakti di Mangkubumi, Mangkubumi bakti di Raja, Raja bakti di Dewata, Dewata bakti di Hyang"
This means that the people must obey the Mangkubumi (local officials), the Mangkubumi must be devoted to their king, the king must be devoted to the Gods, the Gods are devoted to Hyang, the Source of Divine Light.
So Hinduism in Indonesia is instead like Indian Hinduism which looks polytheistic, Indonesian Hinduism is more directed towards pantheism, everything in this universe, both real and unseen, is all from the emanation of the same light, from the same source, namely Sang Hyang Widhi/Sang Hyang.
It's important to know why Balinese Hindus don't have Trimurti statues in their temples, because both Balinese Hinduism now and other Hinduism in Indonesia are a form of change that occurred in the 15th-17th centuries, where on the one hand, Islamization was getting stronger, making many Hindus unable to build temples for Trimurti again and forced to worship modestly like in jungle/forest, mountains, sea, rivers, and built simple places of worship is not as complicated as building temples, such as punden terraces (tiered terraces arranged with stones) which are usually found in the mountains. Apart from that, many local Hindus continue to worship in former temples which have been damaged due to Islamization, making it impossible for them to build more temples, especially since many temples have been converted into mosques and Muslim tombs/ cemetery. . Apart from that, in the 15th-16th century, when the Majapahit Empire was declining, there was a trend of strengthening local religion/native beliefs, thus influencing Hindu worship practices, which previously liked to build large temples and lots of statues of gods, became syncretistic with local beliefs and chose to build temples or places of worship. Hinduism is strong with megalithic culture, such as Balinese temples which are strongly influenced by Punden Berundak, an ancient local Indonesian place of worship.
Wao, perfect explanation❤
what a bs, there's no "islamization" that make hindus can't do things, the proof is there's many kali & ganesha statues, & how Hindu temples can be converted to mosques? 🤦🤣
Agama asli org NUSANTARA adlh KAPITAYAN yg menyembah Tuhan yg maha TUNGGAL..sejatinya agama Hindu yg ada NUSANTARA adlh bagian dr KAPITAYAN itu sendiri makanya HINDU di NUSANTARA berbeda sekali dgn HINDU di INDIA yg merupakan PENYELEWANGAN dr ajaran HINDU yg MURNI berasal dr ajaran KAPITAYAN..dan ketika ISLAM yg dtg dari negri ARAB masuk ke NUSANTARA penyebaranya sangat pesat sekali itu di karenakan ada kesamaan cara pandang keagamaan dgn ajaran KAPITAYAN yg sama2 menyembah SATU TUHAN..pun jg ISLAM di NUSANTARA beda dgn yg di ARAB secara BUDAYA dan PERILAKU..ISLAM di NUSANTARA lebih SANTUN sejalan dgn perilaku Islami Rasulullah..
jd KAPITAYAN..HINDU dan ISLAM di NUSANTARA sejatinya adlh SATU KANDUNG..
@@iwanhasibuan6837Satu yang pasti Karakter dan ajaran luhur Masyarakat Nusantara ada Santun dan Toleran, Bahagia bisa hidup di negeri ini.🙏
@@RBayuRamdhani tul bro..ga ada di muka bumi ini tempat seperti negri kita..Surga yg jd tempat nabi Adam sebernernya adlh KIASAN dr tanah NUSANTARA..🙏🙏
Iam from Bali, i love all hindus brother n sister around the World... my ancestor was from India
Agamanya dari India, masak nenek moyangnya juga dari India, atau kamu punya darah dari nenek moyang yg ras India.
Bhai ji, namaste! Mere nam Jeff hai, mein Taiwanese 🇹🇼 hoon, mein bhi Hindu hoon, Jai Shree Ram!
apse milkar kushi hui!!!
Please visit Taipei city, Taiwan 🇹🇼
Taiwan mein swagat hai to humare dost ( Bharatiya) hai
🇹🇼❤️🇮🇳🇹🇼🤝🇮🇳🚀🚀
How you know Hindi? Are you indian living in taiwan? Translation?
*Mein Indian Hindu Hun. Aap Ne Hindi Kaise aur Kahaan Se Sikhi ?????*
India s gye ho ??? Aap Taiwane matapita hi....?
Matlab Hindi kyse aayi hi
Jai Shree Ram
Good brother may Krishna ji guide you 🙏🏻🇮🇳🇹🇼❤️🩹🕉️
Impressed by their cleanliness in rural areas. Very charming houses and welcoming people. No wonder Bali is such an attraction to tourists. 😍
Its high time we must start doing the same in India.
Hahaha Can India be that clean? Which definitely won't
@@bhavanisai2319 Too many illiterate scoundrels in India.
@@bhavanisai2319 Villages tends to be that clean...Looks like you have never visited good villages in India....
I am a Villager in India, villages are lot cleaner than Citi mandir
Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵 love you Bali Indonesia 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩.
Timi ni Hindu horw
Limbu haru kiraat ho ni hoina ra? 😂😂 je pani lekhdine bro
27:26 if you follow the dress code(wearing traditional Balinese attire) and bring the offerings according to Balinese Hindu teaching and ruled , i believe they will allowed you in. Im Indonesian but not Balinese nor Hindu but i have seeing some video of Non Balinese Hindu going to temple and join the pray with local, they allowed them bacause they follow the exact ruled from what to wear and what to brings.
Their Hinduism is just like our tribal Hinduism followed in Tripura , Himachal , Chhattisgarh , Assam , Orissa & Nepal
Also jharkhand chattisgarh and odisa in our areas we followed hindusim with tribal culture
Tribal Hinduism like in haryana
@@aakashboom haryana me jydatar log vedic hindusim follow krte h islia mostly haryana ke log vegetarian hote h
@@Sagarkumar-qs1qe yes vedic hindu vegetarian tribals
Cuz Hinduism was introduced to indonesia Bali, Java and Sumatra by ancient odisha/Kalinghan merchants traders ❤
Search about ancient odisha's Maritime history 🙂
And most of Odias/Kalingas are non-vegetarian still date approx 96% ...
Namaste 🙏
Bangladeshi Hindu Here
Love from Bangladesh ❤️
Love our Balinese Hindu brothers ❤️
love from India, stay safe in Bangladesh bro
@@bongfoodcarnival8140 lol bro, make sure to not forget ur dharma and if they threaten u, u are free to join us here!
Hare Krishna! 🙏🙏
yeah i've head people are force converted, pray for bangladesh to not be like pakistan and afghanistan@@bongfoodcarnival8140
Hindu bali sangat peduli lingkungan,tempat sembahyang bersih,tdk ada sampah berserakan terutama di lingkungan pura/kuil,,sungai tempat mandi pengsucian sangat jernih,ini sangat berbeda saat meihat hindu di india dimana sungai2 sangat kotor,apalagi sungai gangga yg suci tp sangat kotor dan tercemar,,di bali tdk ada sapi berkeliaran yg makan dari sisa buangan sampah,krn hindu bali menganggap sapi suci dan menghormatinya jd tdk membiarkan sapi berkeliaran yg menghinakan dirinya,,tp hindu bali boleh memelihara sapi untuk di jual ke org di non hindu,,
Yes
India = Hindu
Bali = dari Syiwa-Budha menjadi Sanata Dharma.
Sangat besar perbedaannya..
Bro just before 50 year back conditions were different in india .as per my parents they used to drink water from gangaji directly and there were very less cows on the streets.but in 50 years negligence of goverments in making policies led us to the overpopulation,dirty streets,poor health of cows,mismanagement in holy sites,holy rivers like ganga,yamuna,gomti becomes dirtiest.........but still when we see ma ganga we do namskar to her,when street cows come to near by our houses we approach them and give roti to her ,we are hoping that with strong economy government will take some strong steps to clean the gangaji qnd other rivers.
@@sujitverma6029 There is no need to wait to become a developed and rich country to be able to maintain cleanliness. It depends on the commitment of the country and its people.
@@sujitverma6029 Hindus in India are too busy looking for ways to kill Indian Muslims, so they never care about nature and fellow humans.
Balinese Hindus do not use statues of gods when worshiping, but use a type of shrine (without statues of gods) as a symbol of the place where god reside, it is called Palinggih (balinese) literally means "God's Seat" or Devasthanam (Sanskrit/Tamil) which literally means God's Place
In Bali there are many Brahma Temples, Wisnu (Vishnu)Temples and Siwa (Shiva) Temples but you will not find statues of Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva inside, you will only see and pray facing the symbol where the god resides. There are several statues installed in the Balinese Hindu temple but they are not for worshipping, only for temple ornamentation.
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Temples in bali are not only 200, but more than 1000 i think, that's why people call Bali as island of thousands temples.
Java Island also has many hindu temples
They have idols in Balinese temples not in homes
Maybe Bali have 70k tample
@@abhayapte7226said up there "yes, but not for worshipping". AFAIK it's true that Balinese didn't put the idol for worshipping but just place the offering in front of anywhere they consider them as holy places, and then just praying.
oh bgtu ya hindu bali aga beda dengan yg di india
@abhayapte7226 why people from india call their god idol or compare god and idol are the same?
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Hi , are you from bali? i'm researching something about hinduism in indonesia, can we talk?
The Balinese people in Indonesia are respected because they are friendly and non-judgmental to people of different regions and religions .... hope we respect each other,
True....unlike Hindutva mobs in India
It's just because it's an small island and not a threat to anybody. Big countries make many enemies.
Respect come from both sides.... not only from Hindu sides
@@Azokyjuf902 no bro. Since ancient times, we Indonesians have always respected each other
@@Azokyjuf902 Indonesian philosophy is Pancasila its means eventhough we all are different in religion, Ethnic, Race (Islam, Christian, Hindu, Budha, Konghucu etc) but we are 1 Nation, 1 Patriotism, 1 language, 1 land, 1 destainy, 1 purpose for Indonesia more better in living in harmony came from Sansekerta Words
As an Indian Hindu we should learn from Bali Hindus how clean and simple and disciplined they are and now look at ourselves we are not good and gentle with our rivers ,cows, temples and many other things ❤
You just know , Some Bali people still ate cow
@@VAhhhh98di Jawa dan Sumatra, orang Islam juga banyak yg makan anjing dan babi. Terutama babi hutan buruan
@@VAhhhh98 In Bali, there are not only Hindu people😂
About 15% of Bali Island people are not Balinese, they come from other places in Indonesia, mostly from neighboring Java island, which about 95% of its people are Moslem.
I respect Balinese hindu as an Indian hindu@@YinYaya
I am very disappointed in the Hinduphobic comments made by my country's brothers and sisters here against India for no reason. As a Balinese, I ask for forgiveness and pray to Sang Hyang Widhi for them to get better knowledge about India before speaking against them just based on what the news channels here tell us.
I have been to India, particularly Delhi and Vrindavan (the birthplace of Dewa Krisna), and it was a beautiful experience for me to see the places where Hinduism originally flourished. Yes, Balinese way of Hindu worship is different because our cultural roots lie in Kapitayan, an ancient religion in which we only prayed to one god and had only symbolic figures and nature worship, no sculptures or idols. But when we hear the Puja TriSandhya (which actually consists of the Gayatri Mantra, Indians must remember it), we still feel connected to our Trimurti (Brahma, Wisnu and Mahesa) and all their companions who uphold our Agama Hindu culture and belief. More power to Hindu unity across the world. Om Swastiastu.
Everything is true but saying Indian way of Hinduism is not true, In india we have 100s ways of Hinduism. There are more difference in the hindus of east and west, north and south than Hindus of India and Bali, BTW i am literally in love with the cleanliness of bali.
@@ankushyadav6814 Sorry, but this one thing that I don't like about Indian culture is that you guys don't have faith in your own way of life. Yes, Hinduism in India has many forms but that does not mean Hinduism of India is not true. It is very true. As a Balinese, I saw many wonderful things in India's Hindu culture, right from the architecture of temples, to the bajan and kreetan music (I hope I said it correct), it is all so beautiful and it made me realize that Bali is so lucky to have its association with such a beautiful religion and country. But seeing Indians discrediting their own selves gives me sadness, how can Hinduism be respected when its native followers don't have faith in themselves?
Bali's Hinduism is different, and our way of worship is influenced by Tirta, Kapitayan, and Kejawen, among many other indigenous faiths that existed before Hinduism came to Indonesia. So you would find many different things in Bali's Hindu culture, but ultimately, when we perform the TriSandhya, you will find our connection with India too because we sing 'Om Bur Buwaswaha' just like you.
Its because today there are many propaganda Islamic accounts/channels that try to create drama so that their followers can hate non muslims and make Indonesia a 100% country. They will make a minority problem into a majority problem
@@nilipertamaprakoso4156 Bro u should read my comment again i have never said that indian hinduism is less or wrong. I just said hinduisms have different forms and we happily accepts that.
@@nilipertamaprakoso4156
If i follow local rules and wear traditional Balinese prayer clothes along with offerings will they allow me to enter the Temple ??
Maaf sebelumnya Narasumber yang anda tanya menjawab dengan kurang tepat ,di Indonesia kamu juga melakukan puja terhadap wujud tuhan yang lain, seperti tri murti, tri shakti, dan yang lain tapi kami menganggap tuhan yang utama adalah ida Sang Hyang Widhi, atau dalam bahasa veda di sebut brahman.
Thank you for visiting Bali. As Hindu-Buddhist (Sanatan) was the dominating faith here in ancient Indonesia, the whole of the archipelago starting from Sumatra-Java-Bali were all Sanatani for from early 4th century AD till 15 century AD, till Islamization came (introduced by Gujarati traders) , and only Bali remains. But Indonesians now still preserve its ancient Sanatani culture through socio-cultural aspects, for example Indonesian muslims now still have sanskrit names and in Javanese weddings, hindu culture is atill visible
Well we don't get arabized.
Read history properly
It wali wali songgo
And Alhumdulillah for Islam
And Sanskrit or Arabic or Persian or Malay or Dutch or English, these are languages only, nothing else
yeah you got arabized, because alot most of indonesian mosque today usede arab-persian, ottoman and egyptian dome middle eastern mosque architecture not used 'bumbung tajug' like masjid agung demak or masjid tanah melaka for example@@sic7501
Om namah shivaya 🕉
Fell frustrated as gujrati😔😔
Proud to be Indonesian. Respect, honor and love ❤🇮🇩
Udah sih klo komen2 ajah ga usah bawa2 nama negara udah kayak orang India ajah overproud
@@anggelinapark3215 Tidak ada yang namanya sombong. Jika negara Anda telah menghasilkan agama yang indah seperti Hindu maka Anda bisa berbangga sesuka Anda. Saya bangga dengan tanah air saya indonesia dan saya juga merasa hormat terhadap India, meski saat ini kondisinya belum dalam kondisi terbaik. Jika sesuatu yang suci dan kaya ilmu seperti Weda bisa datang dari India, maka sekalipun negara itu berubah menjadi abu, saya dengan senang hati akan mengoleskan abu itu ke dahi saya. Om Swastiastu.
@@anggelinapark3215 lah ngatur
@@nilipertamaprakoso4156 l love you dear .... From indian
Is casties system exist in Bali hindusim?
Hindusim is beautiful. No matter, how you worship hindusim and how different is hindusim from each other. At the end of the we all are Hindu. Don't compare, discrimante towards other Hindu from different country. We Hindu need to stay united. We are one. God bless all hindu in the world😊🙏
They don't discriminate towards other hindu. They just have RULES that everyone should follow. As long as he wear the dresscode, bring offering, and don't come late, I think they will allow him to enter the temple.
Even balinese hindus are prohibited to enter if they don follow the rules.
@@Ann_niana No i am not talking about dresscoad or temple rule. I am talking about some people in the comment section. Some people here in comment section comparing and trying to divide between indian hindu and Indonesian hindu. They are trying to divide Hindus by criticising indian hindu and comparing us that their one is better. Its not good, we are all Hindu, so we need respect each other and stay united.
Hello sir, let me tell you something, in Bali there are no restrictions on people entering temples, but if you want to enter and pray at pura there are rules that you must follow, one of which is that you must remember is You must wear traditional Balinese prayer clothes.😊😊
I am a indian hindu and i like the rules set out by hindu temples in bali. Its a place of worship not a content for your vlog. Only those who really want to worship should be allowed inside temple.
I am also Indian Hindu .I like this rulls so much ❤. everyone should follow this rulls to entire into the temple as they are mentioned
"Sang Hyang Widhi" is not a name it's like a title or alias. Because he has no name, no form, unthinkable and unimaginable (Acintya). Sang Hyang Widhi has no statue, only an empty throne we called it "Padmasana"
"Parabrahma" as per vedic theology.
Banyak syair,kawih,berbahasa sunda buhun jika menyebutkan "Tuhan" "Hyang Widi " mungkin Kepercayaan Sunda Wiwitan juga bagian dari Hindu ya . Zaman saya kecil uyut saya ketika panen di sawah membawa persembahan untuk Dewi Sri seperti kopi hitam, buah jeruk,camilan manis dan membakar Kemenyan tetapi saya pikir si itu Tradisi tetapi setelah dewasa sy rasa itu bagian dari agama Sunda Wiwitan .
@@elisanoor6306 Betul, lebih lengkapnya Sang Hyang Kersa. Dari kata "Parahyangan" saja sangat jelas leluhur Sunda dulu sudah mengenal ketuhanan. Seperti Dewi Sri/Nyi Pohaci memiliki kesamaan dengan Sri Lakhsmi dari Hindu, hanya beda penamaan. Banyak pertukaran budaya antara orang Jawa dengan India di jaman dahulu. Sesajen/ngarekes menurut aku itu memang sudah tradisi asli kita sebagai bentuk Sembah-hyang terhadap alam atau leluhur karuhun.
@@bodhi590 From what I could understand from the translation of both of your comments, you have a festival in which you offer vareity of food to Crops before(?) they are harvested. It's not unique to you alone, even in many parts of India we have festival called Navanna in which we do a Pooja (worship) to Paddy plants before they are harvested by offering variety of things depending on regional availabilities. This is very famous in Indian regions of Bengal, Odisha, Coastal Karnataka, Maharashtra, Himachal Pradesh etc though name may vary from region to region. Will share a link below of Navanna festival of coastal Karnataka.
@@bodhi590 ua-cam.com/video/6tI8UTu3_eA/v-deo.htmlsi=-6BIgxLgZI5Rp7Su
Despite of indonesian being predominantly muslim, but most of indonesians still retain hinduism as a culture. You can still found MANY elements of hinduism in today's indonesian culture. The tiny little example: most of indonesian people name! You will meet typical indonesians named Wisnu, Dewa, Dewi, Arjuna, Sri, etc. eventhough they're completely muslim.
Indonesians might be the biggest muslim country, but we still retain our core culture as hinduism.
But before that there is a purge on all temple and Hinduism around 15th century. All temple is burned down and destroyed in java island along with with force conversion to Islam.
Tidak bisa disangkal, memang iya
Indonesia dan India tu serumpun..nama negara Pon hampir sama,mata wang pon hampir sama rupee - rupiah..budaya Indonesia terutama jawa dan bali masih mengekalkan budaya pengaruh Hindu walaupon banyak yg masuk Islam..
@@muhammadsyafiqal-baiti1942 India itu nama Eropa untuk India, nama aslinya Bharat. Sama kayak kalimantan nama Eropanya Borneo. jadi ngk, ngk sama Indonesia x India.
@@gundarvarr1024 Kata 'India' berasal dari kata Sansekerta 'Sindhu', yang merupakan nama sungai di Pakistan modern dan India Barat Laut tempat Peradaban Lembah Indus pertama kali berkembang. Jadi, meskipun nama 'India' asing, akarnya terletak pada nama sungai asli India.
All the statues of Gods are so beautiful. Enjoying your vlogs always.
Setahu saya perbedaannnya ya hindu Bali itu bersih, kebersihan nomor satu, baik kebersihan hati, diri, maupun lingkungan sekitar. Hindu Bali juga tak mengenal istilah “KASTA HINA”, tak ada intimidasi kasta. Itulah istimewanya HINDU BALI❤
Kebersihan juga diikuti oleh umat Islam Bali, bukan hanya amalan umat Hindu saja. Kebersihan bersifat sosial, bukan agama. Di India, tidak hanya umat Hindu, namun umat Islam, Kristen dan masyarakat sukunya juga sayangnya sangat kotor. Sekarang apakah Anda akan mengatakan 'Islam India itu kotor' tapi 'Islam Indonesia itu indah'? Haram dalam agama mereka membawa perpecahan dalam agama seperti ini. Hal yang sama berlaku untuk umat Hindu. Umat Hindu di India tidak kalah dengan umat Hindu di Bali, mereka hanya perlu mencari cara untuk membersihkan masyarakatnya.
Hal kedua, 'kasta' adalah kata dalam bahasa Portugis, bukan kata dari India. Jadi jangan salahkan orang-orang India yang malang atas penerapan istilah diskriminatif Eropa ini kepada mereka. Bagaimanapun, Sistem Kasta awalnya disebut "Sistem Varna", dan awalnya dimulai sebagai hierarki berdasarkan pekerjaan (mirip dengan yang terjadi di perusahaan mana pun saat ini di mana orang ditugaskan pekerjaan berdasarkan bakat mereka). Sayangnya, di kemudian hari, di masyarakat mereka, beberapa orang yang menguasai kitab suci Hindu menjadi serakah dan memutuskan untuk mengubah aturan tersebut menjadi diskriminatif.
Hal ini juga pernah terjadi di Bali sebelumnya, dimana Pedanda biasa melakukan semua ritual dan membawa semua informasi kitab suci bersamanya. Kami orang Bali modern menghancurkan praktik-praktik ini dan menjadikan agama Hindu Bali setara dan bebas dari diskriminasi kasta pada saat Pancasila dibuat.
@@nilipertamaprakoso4156namaste from India....I like your thoughts so much.... people like you reflect humanity 😊
Tergantung kepadatan penduduk, Islam Bangladesh juga kotor. Malah negara Islam terkotor di dunia itu Bangladesh
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India juga menduduki peringkat ke-3 secara global dalam perolehan bersih tahunan rata-rata kawasan hutan antara tahun 2010 hingga 2020.
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Welcome to Bali , the island of Gods.🙏
Enjoy your stay and dont forget to sample the local foods 🎉
❤
I am from india but I am playing game indonesia server ff
See the cleanliness of these areas is very impressive!!
Different with India Hindu
Thats Indonesian culture, you will find this kind of cleanliness in most villages in Indonesia. Except slump areas in Jakarta.
@@Mahdi-jp2teI don't know much about India but I really love their culture dance,songs, traditional clothing and movies. I think cleanliness is also a part of government responsibility. Hope they can have better solution for this issue. Indonesia is also facing the same issue in some areas but it's getting better day by day I think.
@@ED-lk7il yes but in bahasa indonesia we call village = kampung & we also call slumps = kampung. the slumps are different in jakarta its like a dirty village
@@Mahdi-jp2te In India not just Hindu, but Muslims, Christians, and everyone else have some level of poverty. Don't unnecessarily bring my religion in this conversation. I am from Bali but just because our society feels more clean, it does not mean that we are 'more special' or 'better' than Indian Hindus, sorry. Sang Hyang Widhi is unbiased, he will not bless you if you show ego or arrogance against others (especially of the same religion).
Cleanliness is a social thing, not a religious one. So don't bring religion in here at all. Thank You.
Brahman dalam bahasa lokal Hindu Bali disebut Sanghyang Widhi Wasa... siapapun boleh masuk kedalam pura/ kuil namun ada aturan yaitu memakai pakaian sembahyang adat Bali... dan wanita yang sedang haid dilarang masuk kawasan suci... peraturan ini dibuat untuk menjaga kesakralan pura/ kuil... semoga semakin banyak saudara Hindu dari seluruh dunia datang melihat keindahan alam Bali...🙏😇
Hare krishna 🕉🕉 om namiah shivaya hari hara 🕉🕉
Is baliense hindu eat beef???
@@rushikeshbhoite9022they do
@@rushikeshbhoite9022mostly not, in Indonesia you also found Islam that eat pork, and christian eat dog
Please don’t spread misinformation, there’s no discrimination, but of course you need to follow the rules. Locals take temple visit very seriously, everyone work together on the preparations prior to the visit. Everyone needs to wear the proper temple attire, bring offering, etc. Furthermore this is, after all, the Mother Temple, so it deserves due respect. As you can see, even the family shrine is gated so it’s not just a place you can go in as you please. There’s a certain reverence one must observe in visiting the temple, and as a tourist who doesn’t understand (and doesn’t want to understand) you’d only be a nuisance to devotees.
He didn't spread misinformation. The temple authorities behaved with rudeness to him also. The tourist is at fault, but remember he is a foreigner. Plus, he comes from India, where dress code doesn't have to be Balinese (you only have to cover yourself up, even if it is western clothes and then you can enter temples). So his culture is different (not wrong, just different) from Bali. The temple authorities should have told him to wear headgear and all, and also told him that camera is not allowed inside. Because in Indian Hindu temples we have freedom to wear what we want (as long as our body is covered up) and we can also carry cameras (though once we are in the presence of our god's idols we keep them back in our pockets or close them).
@@shrey.kalinga_nat okay, then it is cultural thing. Because I once visited Delhi, and in the ISKCON temples there I was allowed to enter in a shirt and jeans (which covered me entirely). Some people also carried phones inside, but once they entered the places where the idols of Dewa Krisna and his holy companions were kept, they kept their phones inside and prayed. Some people were putting money inside a box near the idol. It was really interesting and mesmerizing.
@@nilipertamaprakoso4156 that's the major issue, some of the tourists in Bali disrespect the local values. and whining _oh discriminate.. rudeness blabla_ I told u one thing, WHEREVER YOU STEPPED your feet on YOU SHOULD'VE Respect the local Rules, or step away.
@@aimbuzz gan, saya sendiri dari bali. Saya juga melihat turis-turis yang kasar dan tidak berbudaya ini. Tapi youtuber ini adalah orang baik. Dia juga pergi ke daerah lain di Indonesia dan perilakunya sangat baik. Ini adalah kesalahpahaman.
Saya pernah ke India Utara, dan kuil Hindu di sana sangat indah (jalanan di luar sering kali sibuk tetapi kuilnya sangat bersih). Kita boleh memakai pakaian apa saja (asalkan terlihat pantas) dan kita boleh membawa kamera di dalamnya, kecuali di tempat penyimpanan berhala. Jadi budayanya berbeda dengan Bali, wajar jika tidak semua umat Hindu mengetahui hal ini. Jika kita memberitahu mereka, saya yakin mereka akan mengikuti. Weda tidak berubah apakah Anda pergi ke India atau Nepal atau tinggal di sini di Bali. Hanya budayanya saja yang berbeda. Jadi kita hanya perlu melakukan percakapan yang sopan satu sama lain, menurutku kita bisa menemukan banyak kesamaan satu sama lain daripada yang kita kira.
@@nilipertamaprakoso4156 the word "discrimination" is a strong word. It's actually his fault for not following the rules tho.
Namaste 🙏🏻
Om swastyastu 🤝🏻
Thanks for the amazing video ❤
Indonesia highly influenced by Hindu Kingdoms in the past, especially in Java and Bali. Hindus only few percent of our population, but we adopt many Sanskrit names like Bayu, Wisnu, Arjuna, Surya, etc in our names. Indonesia also a huge fans of epic Mahabharat. I'm a Christian, but my parents taught and show me Mahabharat before they gave me Bible.
The age long past, when books were valuable sources of endless journey and entertainment.
We read Ramayana, and went into a journey alongside Sri Rama and Laksmana, along side heroic characters that should not be judged by how they look.
We read Mahabharata, and travel along a heroic but also tragic journey filled with lessons of cause and effect.
Romance of Three Kingdoms, Count of Monte Christo, Nobody's Boy, and much more.
Now, well..
For Nowaday,
There's PUBG and Mobile Legend..
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Waduh
@@koshurkot3892 iya waduh, setidaknya dikasih contoh raja Ksatria harus menepati ucapannya, bukan raja tukang selingkuh
@@cryzeromecha6192 mantap, Mahabharata, buku perang, buku violense
@@koshurkot3892 tapi gak ada adegan anak perempuan dihamili ayahnya sih bro 😎
Intinya Alkitab itu pelajaran hidup, bukan mantra ajaib yg kata per kata adalah sakral. Budha, Hindu, Islam, Yahudi, Kristen, semua punya nilai yang bisa dipetik. Tidak perlu meninggikan diri sendiri, karena orang yg meninggikan dirinya akan direndahkan.
Yes u are right. It's mixed budhis and hindu. There' s also budha priest will join ceremony in besakih. If u have time to nusa penida island' please visit goa giri putri temple and u ll see how the mixed between budha konghucu and hindu. And before Besakih there is also temple called batur temple' there u also will find the temple for budha and budha avaloketsvara such kwan im with red ornament in the corner . If it's mixed why the religion in Bali named hindu' there is long story for that. Thanku for visiting Bali . Matur suksme
My Dear Friend : It's always better to read some literature on Indonesia, Bali or Ubud etc. before making such videos to have at least basic understanding of such areas to make the contents more authentic!
A true mixture of culture and religion
Simply beautiful thoroughly enjoyed this ! Thank you
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There are many travel vloggers but i always check for his video, this man has different personality, i am sure his channel gonna grow one day, keep going paaji
Informative and at the same time entertaining also. Amazing content bhai...
BALI is beautiful and you have covered it nicely ! Some more interesting inputs for all to know!
If you compare Balinese Hinduism ( South East Asian Hinduism mainly) with * NORTH INDIAN Hinduism then yes it is in many ways different. Hinduism /Buddhism ( Sanatani) spread to South East Asia from * EASTERN AND SOUTHERN INDIA and has a lot similarity with those parts. ** like almost all old traditional Village Hindu homes in Bengal have a family temple inside their house compound called Kula Devata, just like what you saw in Bali !
In India also Hinduism is multi cultural and multi dimensional . The North / West Indian, South Indian and Eastern Indian / Nepalese Hindu rituals and temple architecture is very different from each other. Naturally when Hindu culture spread to Indonesia in ancient times , it evolved with its own style of architecture of temples.
Also like to point out not all Hindus are Vegetarians in India ! In fact all Hindus of Eastern India like Orissa, Bengal, Assam , Manipur and Nepal and even Kerala are predominantly Non Vegetarians ! I also feel that they are not discriminative to you but they just dont want to encourage funny tourists to enter their pure temple and destroy the peace, considering Bali gets lot of international tourists. They can not make an exception for Indian Hindus because they really cant prove that all Indian visitors are Hindus !
Yes that is true. Sanatana Dharma is universal and so diverse. Its not a 1 way philosophy like Abrahamic religions
Same in Himachal Pradesh
We have our kuldevtas🕉️
@@leakbali5979are you hindu from bali dwip
Trimakasih telah mengunjungi pulau ku bali ,rahayu, namaste,😊
Love from India🇮🇳 🕉️
Menurut saya ,Agama Hindu di Bali saya rasa lebih ke Agama sebernya Hindu, berbeda dg di India yg terlalu bnyak budayanya daripda Agama . Hindu di Bali sangat berwarna,tenang ,damai,dan Ramah ,ah saya bangga sekali menjadi bagian daripada Indonesia .
ya nggak lah, udah jelas pusat hindu itu di india, umat hindu di bali aja masih udah banyak yg makan sapi, sedangkan hindu di india gak pantang makan sapi
@@dwianggryresmiyardani6583 ya emg d India mayoritas Hindu pling bnyk tuh
Cuma ada perbedaan dsana sama dsini budaya nya
Aku sih lebih suka yg d Bali dr pd d India
Kalau aku baca2 sih.Hindu di bali itu kepercayaan lokal yang bernama tirta, pengaruh kepercayaan Hindu inti seperti ajaran weda baru masuk setelah pemerintah Indonesia mewajibkan rakyat Indonesia menganut agama impor (islam, Kristen, Hindu, dan buddha), dan bali mengidentifikasi dirinya dengan Hindu bali (yaitu sinkretisme kepercayaan lokal bali yaitu tirta dan Hindu)
@@SoalQ. .hindu dan buddha berasal dari india.....pulau jawa juga dulu agamanya hindu buddha..majapahit dll.... itu berasal dari india...... ....
@@SoalQgarang bebas, tirta aja uda bahasa sanksrit, artinya percikan air, sankrit ya dr india, karangan wak gatuk 😂😂😂
we are impressed with Hindu in Bali, foreigners are welcome to follow ritual of Hindu because religion is applicable for mankind
पूरे विश्व मैं जहा भी खुदाई करोगे
सनातन हिंदू धर्म के ही साक्ष्य मिलेंगे
जय हिंदुस्तान
Sahi kaha 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Bcz this is universal dharm 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Indonesia is a muslim country tho
Clear to karlo Aisa tha bhi ke nahi
Agar tha. To fir abhi 100 se 90 sal main indonesia ke logo ne Islam kiyo kabool kiya. Kuchha to bat hogi pado aap pahale
The people of Bali are beautiful. So welcoming and kind. Indonesia is a country I have a lot of respect for the way they value their heritage and culture. Many Muslim nations wish to think of their history only from the time they converted to the new faith. They destroy their past and preserve only what matches with their belief. Indonesia is the only country that makes an exception to this.
If you're still in Indonesia, try coming to Magelang City to see the beauty of Borobudur Temple and be able to see Prambanan Temple while also taking a trip to Malioboro..InshaAllah it will definitely be fun
Borobudur is more like a Buddhist temple
Prambanan is the one that is a Hindu temple
Hinduism and Buddhism are same religion not different @@acedeca
@@thesouthindex1118 afaik, no, it's not the same
@@acedeca both are dharmic religion and originated in india so both are same buddha is a 9th avtar of maha vishnu for hindus and Buddhist are also believing in Hinduism so fakk off
@@acedeca myself a half Balinese and half indian hindu so i know all this
Menjaga keseimbangan adalah intensitas dan kerja keras, manusia semakin serakah dan tidak terpuaskan.
Salut masyarakat Hindu di Bali telah berteguh untuk budaya keseimbangan alamnya 👍❤
Warga India/Bharat akan merasa di rumah sendiri, semoga nyaman dan menemukan penjiwaan.👍
It seems most of the Bali Hindus eat only meat..can we indians get tasty vegetarian food?
Bali is closely related to odisha(kalinga) due to ancient trading.ln memory of this Bali Mela observed in kattak, odisha.
Om swasti astu, interprets Greetings and welcome to the Hindu archipelago of Indonesia🙏
The sculptures are made by stone artists from Odisha ,who migrated there many years ago . Visit odisha I'll see so many stone artists ,so many temples . Odisha was the major exporter of stone sculptures to Bali many years ago
bayan almost understands Hindi going by his nods and expressions to your commentary
Travel again with osabi to norway and explore norway deeply it was enjoyable to watch you together.
It is so much like Assam. Most of Assamese are non vegetarian, even the priests. In Assam Hindus don't consume cow meat but they consume buffalo meat(though a small population). Also in Nepal, though a Hindu country they consume Buff( I am not sure about it being cow or buffalo meat).
Also being mangolian and low tolerance to milk, milk consumption in northeast is less.
More Hindu Indians visiting Bali and Indonesia is very good. Hopefully Hinduism - Islam can create a peaceful life in India.
@businessman4473Indonesia is very different than Pakistan
@businessman4473I actually see you committing blasphemy here pajeet😂
@infoENAK982 head of indonesian police is christian, wym?
@businessman4473have u ever learn Indonesian geography??
Indonesia has no mainland
All is island
@businessman4473 If you know little about Indonesia, it's better if you find out more or you don't need to talk much about Indonesia
In Odisha's Cuttack city we celebrate 'Bali Jatra' (voyage to bali) in a big fair show 😀.
Ohh really, I would love to see the celebration.
Besakih temple the mother temple of bali, even balinese do not entering other temple in the complect they only entering their encestors temple just one big main temple of their ancestors in the complect, you can entering many temple and pray also except besakih because it was an ancestor temple they built for their descent
Just like in Karanataka and many South Indian Places. One family has their own Temple. Especially the Brahmins. its said as " Mane Devaru"
Many people has it ...we also has same in Bengal... family temple which is near the gate of the house and outside of the residence area. We even have Ancestral monuments beside it .
These people don't know anything about Hinduism. And says it's different
In Bengal also we have a special room which is dedicated to God were we install temple and our family deity in Bengali we say thakur ghor means ( god's room )
I think in many local cultures theres so many version of temple to worship and pray to ancesstor. Not just hinduism rights. They even pray to their own version of god
Hinduism is the term the British created when they landed in India. It's a geographical term. We should call it Yoga or if you prefer Sanatana Dharma. Unlike Christianity and Islam, it doesn't teach mankind to achieve heaven but to attain liberation from illusion of duality.
Hinduism same hi hain . Bas hamaare india ki hindusm main folk religion mill ke naya hinduism ho gaya. Agar app vedic hinduism ko dekhoge to usme koi caste system nahi tha sirf 4 varn tha lekin Naya Hinduism ke hazaro caste hain.
Parameswar yani Brahman yani parabrahma ek hi hain(don't confuse with Brahmin varna) . Or bohi supreme hain,unse hi har ek devi-devta ka sristi hua hain. Unko pane ke liye or unke pass jane ke liye Devi-Devtao ko follow karna jaroori hain. Jabtak apne sastron ko nahi jan sakoge tab tak hindu nahi ban paoge. Bas namm ka hi hindu rahoge or Dusre religion ka log kuch bhi batake chala jayega.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks for the English subtitles!
i was there last Diwali, i couldn't tell it was Diwali thats when i realised its different version from what we have here
what that Diwali.?? plis..🙏 am sorry..
@@nurudingrogot3454Diwali itu Deepavali
@@kenari2905 Yes. Deepavali is called Diwali in northern part of India.
Balinese don't celebrate Deepavali. This is because Balinese do not consider Rama as God. They have one God named Sang Hyang Widhi (Sanskrit name - Achintya), similar to Islam's Allah. This is because Islam has influenced Hinduism in Bali, along with their native religions like Kapitayan (which also preached praying only to one God).
And also, Deepavali originally started as a harvest festival because North India's cropping season ends around the time that festival comes. This coincided with the date of Rama coming back to Ayodhya with Sita as written in Valmiki's Ramayana.
However, in Bali the cropping season is different, so this harvest festival does not have significance here. In any case, Rama is just a human character for them, not God. There is only one prayer here, Gayatri Mantra, no aartis for other gods and nothing else.
Indonesian - they r hindu idols
Bheemte- they all r budha 🤡
Waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh jai shivrai 🧡🙏🏼🕊️
Yes bro they don't even care about Buddha this is just for teasing hindus they hate hindus Sat Shri Akal Bhai 😊
Ramte,Lingte Indonesia Buddhist Country thi Pahle Ye Puri Duniya koa pata he😂 koi Tumhara Hindu dharam nahi tha Vaha😂 Vajrayana Buddhism Pata he ki nahi kabhi Buddhism bhi Padh le.
@@iamrebel660 bheek par palne Wale bheemte 🤡 education me arakshan hote hue anpadh rhe gaya 😂😂🤡💩
@@iamrebel660lambedkar K chode Hindu the vah buddhist naamonisaan nhi h bhimte
@@iamrebel660Buddhism started out of sanatan vedic dharma in india by Gautam buddha who was from India
Thank you, terima kasih, matur suksma 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩
I think you can go inside the temple to pray, but you have to bring offerings and be accompanied by balinese hinduism who really understands about that
Im Indonesian, im non hindu and not a balinese. But when im in Bali i like joining their rituals in temples... ritual to cleasing your self from bad things, bad aspects... to purified our self.
There is no law or rules that forbid non Hindu or non Balinese to enter inside temples... only for every women that cant enter temples during the period times.
No rules or law in Indonesia that forbid other people visiting other religions praying places. If there is then is just local rules, not by govt rules or law, and govt can and definitely will remove that local rules if there are people complaints
And every provinces in Indonesia has their own traditional languages but we using national language (bahasa Indonesia), to communicate each others. It is compulsary to learn national language since in elementary school time.
Hindhu temple's are not picnic spots only hindhus are allowed in hindhu temples not beef eaters it against the law of nature
@@sreenarayanram5194 Not in Indonesia. Every people can enter mosques, churches, temples, etc no matter what their religions.
Of course be respecfull, wear appropriate clothes, use common senses.
I dont know in your country but its hows its working in Indonesia. It is what it is.
@@ard-80 cow eaters entering temples is against the laws of temples and hindhuisam that meens it's picnic spots not temples
have u been to Prambanan Temple ? brahma & friends' statues are there
what differentiates religious communities in Indonesia and in India is tolerance, hopefully you can spread peace through your videos so that in your country there is no violence due to differences in beliefs...Learn a lot in Indonesia bro, the majority there should protect the minorities and let people freely embrace religion according to their own beliefs.
Majority also did bomb blast in the Bali Island killed people. Many times put resistance to build new temples.
not very sure how u are comparing India and Indonesia, India has faced masscre, r pe and conversion under Muslim rulers. It had to give up on a large portion of its land after being divided on the basis of religion. Its culture was severely destroyed. Despite this, it chose to stay secular yet some citizens of one so called 'minority' fails to respect the country, other citizens and has a so called idea to make the country Islamic. Has Indonesia faced any of this sort? (Genuinely asking beacuse I'm unaware of Indonesian history)
@@naughtypotato5243 you no kasta dalit. Omg
@@tivo3720mereka teroris bukanlah bagian dariIslam.
@@samsudinchan1161wrong. The caste system is Hindu vs Hindu. Not Hindu vs Muslim unlike the point of this comment. No lower caste was killed like how Muslim killed Hindus.
It's like Sunnis not treating Ahmediyas well, how is it related to Hinduism?
2) Just like u swept away with saying that terrorists are not Islam/Muslims as per ur convenience while they all do come from one religion, why can't Hindus get away but saying that even the caste system isn't written in the Vedas. It's just a mistranslation. The Varna system is different from the caste system.
3)What was given to Hindus to compensate for their loss? India has a lot of reservations from the past 75 years for those who were oppressed.
Bhai yaha ke ghar aur nature bahot mast hai
Hello sir.... your story telling style very nice,,,I from nepal, great job 👌
Bali is the one and only Hindu-majority Region in South-East Asia !
Indahnya ajaran Weda (Sanatana darma)
Bali itu meskipun mayoritas Hindu tapi sangat toeransi juga bersih rapi tempatnya juga asri alam perdesaannya.indonesia punya tuh Boss
Tidak ada ajaran atau teks Hinduisme atau Dharma untuk deskriminasi orang2 lain
Very very nice picture
South India also full of greenary.
Balinese hindu is a syncretic hinduism, it's kinda different with indian hinduism. But in java you can find ancient "pure hindu temple", most of javanese ancient hindu temples are shivaism, you can find the statue of linggam and yoni, durga, mahakala, nandisvara, nandi, trimurti's vahana, agastya, ganesh, harihara (shiva-vishnu)
You are correct, Hinduism in Bali is heavily influenced by Buddhism. Bali got the Hinduism culture inherited from the Mataram Medhang kingdom, Kediri Daha kingdom, and the Majapahit empire, all from Java island. During the Hindu and Buddhism decline in Indonesia, lot of Majapahit prince and nobles run to Bali and settle there. Hinduism in Bali is a tantric hinduism, and the unified of Hinduism and Buddhism in Bali it shown in Sutasoma Scripture. The most seen Buddhist influence in Bali is in Singaraja region and known as Buddhakeling. That's why most of Balinese people worship the Sanghyang Widhi Wasa or if in Veda is known as the Parabrahman and not devoted to any specific Hindu God. Namaste sothi hotu, Rahayu🙏
Namaste 🙏
Om Namo Shiva ❤ Bali ❤
Hey...you must see baliness in other island in indonesia ..we spread on all of Indonesia island..
Every Indian must visit this Temples❤
अच्छा लगा आपने बोला मै हिंदू हुं
BALI IS CRAZY BRO!!!!.. Very different.. I love Bali.. everything.. the house, the ambience, you name it..
In Indian Hinduism also we have one supreme god the Brahman..... all gods are manifestations of his different forms
Hindu in Bali is uniquely called "Hindu Bali" (Bali's Hindu), because it is a mix Hindu and Animisme, that is why you did not see the statue of Hindu GODs in there, but if you go to Prambanan Temple in Central Java you will see Statue of Shiva, Brahma, Wisnu and Durga. because the Hindu in Java is close to Indian Hindu.
Indian Hindu is very diverse. Hindu in India is not everywhere the same. For example North Indian Hinduism is also different from South Indian Hinduism. Nepal Hinduism, Sri Lankan Hinduism, Balinese Hinduism etc. are all different, but still 1 Hindu. They differ in culture, way of life, traditions etc. However, the teachings of the Vedas, the Bhagavad Gita and the teachings of Dharma are the same. The teachings of Hinduisme or Dharma is not a one-way philosophy, Hinduism is universal, flexible and Hinduism is actually not a religion but a way of life". Dharma = "Way of Life". The original name for Hindu is not Hindu, but Sanatana Dharma
The concept of Brahman (God) is the same.
An amazing video brother 👍
If you are not fully aware of Hinduism, you cannot say that there is different Hinduism in Indonesia. Bramha, Vishnu and Mahesh is not a different concept than what is prevailing in India. They also have faith in Rama. Ghanesh is also one of the deities in Indoneshia
Thanks for sharing the details.
Next time, you can visit to north bali buleleng regency singaraja city🙏😇
अति सुन्दर 😮
The traders were from Odisha previously known as kalinga , we still have Bali yatra celebration every year around kartik Purnima
Interesting!! What is that bali yatra tradition and where? Are you balinese or indian?
@@TanTan10 its an indian tradition. the local name for indians is keling in all south east asian countries. It is related to kalinga, the ancient east indian kingdom on the eastern coast, modern day odisha state in india.
@@ayushnayak4060kalinga was Dynasty ruled over Utkala Region of east india
Hindu di indonesia di Bali sangat toleran dengan muslim, rukun, saling menghargai,, di Bali tidak ada sapi yang berkeliaran
Bali itu ramah , bersih dalam kebiasaan hidup nya sehari hari baik lingkungan , sungai maupun jajanan nya makanya banyak turis dunia yg datang krn merasa nyaman disana
It's rarely to find Indonesian cuisine added by cow or goat milk. But, easy to find Indonesian cuisines added by coconut milk.
If you interested to know more about another Hindu culture in Indonesia you should come to Kalimantan
in Indonesia, islam and hindu is live in peace, i hope in india too. ❤
The onus is not on Hindus of India but on the muslims whether they want to live in peace or not.
@@chiragk7399 whatever, peace is number one brother. ❤
@@pokokechannel435 But peace is not at the cost of compromising our civilizational and cultural heritage and values. We will never allow to take over of our heritage by any means come what may by those who don't respect our civilization rather love invaders from outside who inflicted horrors in medieval period, in a single word who are citizens of India just by CHANCE not by heart.
@@chiragk7399
Bukankah yg menentukan kedamaian adalah mayoritas ,yang saya lihat di semua media bukan hanya Islam yang mengalami diskrimanasi perayaan natal umat kristen pun di ganggu oleh mayoritas hindu India.
Dan memang sifat karakter bangsa india yg kotor intoleran dan radikan mendarah daging sampai pakistan dan banglades
Bangsa yg menjijikan 🤮🤮🤮
@@Laskar_71 Very hard but futile attempt to malign ancient continuous civilization of Bharata and blame Indian Civilization for hatred for minorities especially Hindus in neighboring islamic countries like Pakistan and Bangladesh. You want Hindus to sit quite when your Christian missionaries spread intolerance at our sacred temples labelling them as SATAN's place based on your intolerant holy book. Just shut up! Bharatiya (Indian) Civilization didn't think twice to shelter persecuted Zoroastrians from Iran, Buddhists from Tibet, Jews from Iraq, Christian from Syria and Muslims from Arabia. Zoroastrians, Tibetan Buddhists and Jews don't have any problems with Majority Hindus neither do they complain about intolerance by Hindus. It's only those whose holy books instructs their followers to convert people have problems with Hindus just because we resist to convert. Either Change your holy book or be ready to be confronted against cultural crime by your cultists. Your cultists have been vehemently opposed throughout Asia not just in India. There is a reaction for every action. It's the universal truth. We will protect our civilization from evil forces by all means come what may. Deal with it.
I love this video and liked 👍
BUT...
You move your camera very fast.. I had headache after watching this 😮
greetings from bali,,
Om Swastyastu greetings from balinese Hindu
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U can't say people adopted islam 😂😂they were forced to adopt it ...only 1% strong hindu people remaining who didn't converted
that’s where you are wrong. muslim preacher came to indonesia by preaching to local kings and chief. and if the king converted, so do their people. islam rose to prominence in the archipelago only after the malacca king (at that time an economic powerhouse in the region) decided to convert to islam. the local neighboring kings decide to follow suit because muslim kings would only prefer to trade with their fellow muslim. that is why islam became the majority religion in the archipelago.
despite a small tension here and there. religions in Indonesia still lives in harmony with each other. the reason for this are national identity and preserving our diverse cultures are being drilled into our head first and foremost.
no just ignorance people didn't adopted,
Your argument just senseless, if they forced 99% of population then why leaved 1%? Because 1% are brave? You're really ignorance people..
kalau benar di paksa, pasti sekarang sudah kembali hindu lagi.
logika orang waras/berakal klo di paksa pasti akan Berontak 🙏
Sorry but read the history of Islam in Indonesia
😅😅😅😅😅WhatsApp is not work in INDONESIA
there's lot of Hindu place in indonesia Bali, Medan, in java ...
Bali and java is local people but medan is indian
There are only 1.7 percent hindus in Indonesia
The beliefs of the Bali people differ from those of India because they practice not only the Hindu Dharma but also the Dharmas of the Ancestors and the Buddha. The majority of Balians live their lives as Buddhist Dharma practitioners. In Bali, God is known as Hyang Widhi Wasa, while in Weda, Sang Hyang Embang is Brahman. Like the Aztecs, Mayans, Incas, Egyptian Pyramids, Machu Picchu, Borobudur, Prambanan, and other ancient civilizations, Pura Besakih is a temple of worship.
you should be allow to pray in Bali Hindu temple as long as you are Hindu in minutes 27:20 , perhaps communication breakdown or misunderstanding, I see in other youtube channel many India Tourist in Bali are allow to pray in Hindu Bali Temple 🙏🏼
Hinduism in assam is also different,no idol worship in sattras
In assam they kill animals in temples , that's wrong.
श्री मान जी नमस्कार आप हिन्दू बोलने से हिंन्दू नहीं मान सकते उसके लिए बहुत नियम होता है। एक मंदिरों में एक एक मान्यता होती है उसी के प्रकार जाना अवश्य है। किसी भी मंदिर में बे धड़क नहीं जा सकते। अगर आप उन नियमों का पालन किया होता तो आप अवश्य जा सकते थे। परन्तु आप यात्री के रूप गये थे ।
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