1:33 we don't celebrate Diwali, we celebrate tihar. Indian people celebrate Diwali, they only celebrate 1 day as Diwali. Tihar is celebrated for 5 days. We're richer in culture. 3:11 nothing is controversial, only some self loathing and self hating people who hate their culture raise controversy over sacrifice.
Thankyou for your comment and thanks for watching Alejandro, I used Diwali as a famous Hindu festival as an example to show how celebrated the religion is
I would like to add, In Kathmandu Valley, the natives called it "Swanti" which means 3 day festival. 1. First Day: Last day of Year is New moon day of the Lunar month of Ashwin of Nepal Samvat. That day is called Laxmipuja (Worship of Goddess of wealth - it's very different than the mainstream indian goddess laxmi), this day is said to be darkest night of the year, so people light ghee lamps or Mustard oil lamps around house. 2. Second Day: This is the first day of Lunar month of Kartik, New Year day of Nepal Samvat (official calendar of Nepal in malla period 1200-1769 CE), this day is called "Mha Puja" , see the same day is also Gujrati New year. Both Nepal Samvat and Nepal Samvat are same, In 2023 It's 1143/44 Nepal Samvat where as it's 2079/80 Gujrati Samvat. 3. Third Day: it's the 2nd day of new year, this day is called "Kija Puja" which simply means Brother Worship, Sisters worship their brothers on this day, brothers give present to their sisters. In india this thing is done on Raksha Bandhan. Here, 2 days before laxmipuja (last day of year), there are 2 days for Dog and Crow but it's not so important and minor ones. This 3 days festival is just 25 days after the 10 days long festival of Goddess in Oct/Nov. In the Nepalese Calendar, 10 days goddess festivals is in the last month of Ashwin, and the 3 day Tihar/Swanti/Diwali is in the first month of new year
Dashain is a great festival uniting every group of people from Nepal. Dasain is a vibe, a culture and our identity. We Nepalese are proud of it regardless of which religious significance this festival holds.
Thats wy in nepal lots of natrual diesaster happening such like earth quake plan crash year by year what kind of goddes that please dont sacrifice the animal 😢😢 namo bhudda ya
Firstly No hindu text teaches to sacrifice animals, it's a superstitious thing. and as per your word i think you are not proud enough of being hindu, because origin of Hinduism is India so if you are not respecting India i don't think you are proud Hindu until you don't accept your origin.
@@lobsangchotton2872Firstly No hindu texts teaches to sacrifice animals, it's a superstitious thing. And buddha was hindu so the oldest buddhist country is India where Gautam buddh was born as Hindu. Learn your History. And if you can't accept your history then don't feel fake proud of it.
Firstly No hindu text teaches to sacrifice animals, it's a superstitious thing. And buddha was hindu so the oldest buddhist country is India where Gautam buddh was born as Hindu. Learn your History.
@@markdsouza1693 India is a hindu country bro. Not a Buddhist country .And Buddha was born in present day Nepal Not in india. Nepal is also not a buddhist country. Sri lanka is the oldest buddhist country .We never changed for 2300 years. We protected original Theravada of Buddha Dharma and propagated to southeast Asia. Even Thailand god Theravada buddhism from Sri lanka. This is history bro. 🙏
@@kalanaviraj7540 abe mind eaten person how does it matter ? The birth place of buddha is India. Who is talking about if it is a Buddhist country or not you du*mb. Btw india is a secular country as per constitution not Hindu country. And Buddha was born in bodh gaya, Bihar in present day.
We believe that by giving sacrifices to god that animal reach to light and he doesn’t have to rebirth chaurasi Juni. And another belief is Nepal is protected by god from the four corners that’s why we offer food for god to protect us from enemy. We believe that because of mahakali no one win gorkha soilders. When gorkha take out khukuri then they feel extremely powerful energy inside their body to defend their enemy. Many people controversial for sacrifice but they forgot that they eat animals meat in dinner it’s a same thing if you non vegetarian than you can’t debate even you are killing animals for your dinner plate
This was a great video. I don't think you were disrespectful to our culture, but I have some thoughts. I understand that you wanted to create a dramatic title, but calling our festival an "ANIMAL SACRIFICE FESTIVAL" in all caps tells me that you don't fully understand what our festival is. I don't blame you. You were probably raised thanking the lord for the stuffed turkey that magically appears on your dinner plate each Thanksgiving. This barbaric pagan behavior, befitting of some weird cult, might be "tough" for you to swallow. Again, I don't blame you. It's not like we're celebrating the victory of good over evil and thanking the Gods for providing food. I think it all boils down to differences in our cultural values. Your society values individualism, while we value the community. We celebrate our festivals together, with our family, friends, neighbors, the community, sharing the joy of the festival, including food. That's why the animals are killed in public during this festival, sacrificed to the Gods, and shared. It brings people together. Again, I am not trying tot attack you. Take this as a satirical positive feedback. Please visit again, maybe with a more open mind and enjoy our beautiful culture. P.S. If you asked any of the people who were "sacrificing" the animals, they would most likely invite you for a delicious dinner. Namaskar.
Thanks for your feedback and informative reply about your culture. The only reason I used that title is because unfortunately I have to give and take with the RUclips algorithm in order to get exposure, I hope my explanation in the video makes people realise that it’s not about just the sacrifice and also the fact people don’t waste the meat
Firstly No hindu text teaches to sacrifice animals, it's a superstitious thing. and as per your word i think you are not proud enough of being hindu, because origin of Hinduism is India so if you are not respecting India i don't think you are proud Hindu until you don't accept your origin.
There is no controversial about sacrificing. its just dumb people acting like westerner. its our culture we preserve it. Its simple you eat turkey on thanks giving we don't complain & neither judge you or your culture. you eat beaf we don't complain & neither judge you or your culture.so why so called develop country always try to make big scene out of sacrifice. why so much hypocrisy? sacrifice is done usually to express thankfulness. We understand we are taking life but at the same time we are thankful for god for providing us food. And by doing sacrifice in front of god we are trying to get rid of sin of killing living being. we understand that. even before we eat simple as rice we first offer it to god. plant also have life & it provide us so first for god same for everything even sacrifice is same. Today some people have made it something else coz they thing they are westerner & forgetting their root. My suggestion for those kind of people leave country go west & eat beaf & argue about sacrifice.
Hi, thanks for the comment, as I said in the video it's similar to the way meat is eaten in the West, an animal is killed then eaten. I also said that it is "seen" as controversial but I didn't lean to any side personally because I agree with you, it not my place to say. I only documented what I saw but I appreciate your comment about your culture, I have no intention to cause any animosity through making this video
@@steffmorris i may i have sound rude & i apologies for that but we are fed up with all these kind of thing. kumari, sacrifice & other stuff about our culture. Without understanding what's going on people just start making their own perspective & start criticizing our culture.
@@MsGdevil no not at all I think having a discussion is great, and yes that's why I hope my video can this understanding and by no means do I want anyone criticising anyones culture
@@neutralboi1984 send me the shloka of rigveda because i have read it, i didn't get anything like animal sacrifice. Don't bark from RUclips universities or whatsapp university's knowledge. Get the real one.
@@markdsouza1693 [01-162] HYMN CLXIL The Horse. 1. SLIGHT us not Varuna, Aryaman, or Mitra, Rbhuksan, Indra, Ayu, or the Maruts, When we declare amid the congregation the virtues of the strong Steed, God-descended. 2 What time they bear before the Courser, covered with trappings and with wealth, the grasped oblation, The dappled goat goeth straightforward, bleating, to the place dear to Indra and to Pusan. 3 Dear. to all Gods, this goat, the share of Pusan, is first led forward with the vigorous Courser, While Tvastar sends him forward with the Charger, acceptable for sacrifice, to glory. 4 When thrice the men lead round the Steed, in order, who goeth to the Gods as meet oblation, The goat precedeth him, the share of Pusan, and to the Gods the sacrifice announceth. 5 Invoker, ministering priest, atoner, fire-kindler Soma-presser, sage, reciter, With this well ordered sacrifice, well finished, do ye fill full the channels of the rivers. 6 The hewers of the post and those who carry it, and those who carve the knob to deck the Horse's stake; Those who prepare the cooking-vessels for the Steed,-may the approving help of these promote our work. 7 Forth, for the regions of the Gods, the Charger with his smooth back is come my prayer attends him. In him rejoice the singers and the sages. A good friend have we won for the Gods' banquet. 8 May the fleet Courser's halter and his heel-ropes, the head-stall and the girths and cords about him. And the grass put within his mouth to bait him,-among the Gods, too, let all these be with thee. 9 What part of the Steed's flesh the fly hath eaten, or is left sticking to the post or hatchet, Or to the slayer's hands and nails adhereth,-among the Gods, too, may all this be with thee. 10 Food undigested steaming from his belly, and any odour of raw flesh remaining, This let the immolators set in order and dress the sacrifice with perfect cooking. 11 What from thy body which with fire is roasted, when thou art set upon the spit, distilleth, Let not that lie on earth or grass neglected, but to the longing Gods let all be offered. -Translated by Griffith
Vaishnavas are ruined by jain budhhist invasions but. shakti shiva sect is still intact to its original roots. maryada purushottam shri ramchandra ji also ate meat.
While the Vaishnavas run away from the Turkis and Mughals in fear, the Shaktas and Shaivas fight the invaders and protect the Dharma. This is the difference. Har Har Mahadev. Jai Mahakali.
1:33 we don't celebrate Diwali, we celebrate tihar. Indian people celebrate Diwali, they only celebrate 1 day as Diwali. Tihar is celebrated for 5 days. We're richer in culture. 3:11 nothing is controversial, only some self loathing and self hating people who hate their culture raise controversy over sacrifice.
Thankyou for your comment and thanks for watching Alejandro, I used Diwali as a famous Hindu festival as an example to show how celebrated the religion is
I would like to add, In Kathmandu Valley, the natives called it "Swanti" which means 3 day festival.
1. First Day: Last day of Year is New moon day of the Lunar month of Ashwin of Nepal Samvat. That day is called Laxmipuja (Worship of Goddess of wealth - it's very different than the mainstream indian goddess laxmi), this day is said to be darkest night of the year, so people light ghee lamps or Mustard oil lamps around house.
2. Second Day: This is the first day of Lunar month of Kartik, New Year day of Nepal Samvat (official calendar of Nepal in malla period 1200-1769 CE), this day is called "Mha Puja" , see the same day is also Gujrati New year. Both Nepal Samvat and Nepal Samvat are same, In 2023 It's 1143/44 Nepal Samvat where as it's 2079/80 Gujrati Samvat.
3. Third Day: it's the 2nd day of new year, this day is called "Kija Puja" which simply means Brother Worship, Sisters worship their brothers on this day, brothers give present to their sisters. In india this thing is done on Raksha Bandhan.
Here, 2 days before laxmipuja (last day of year), there are 2 days for Dog and Crow but it's not so important and minor ones.
This 3 days festival is just 25 days after the 10 days long festival of Goddess in Oct/Nov. In the Nepalese Calendar, 10 days goddess festivals is in the last month of Ashwin, and the 3 day Tihar/Swanti/Diwali is in the first month of new year
Btw tihar xhaii 7 din haina?
They are just modern hindus
We both are hindus buddy
Nepal is part of akahand bharat and aryavarta. We aren't different people.
Dashain is a great festival uniting every group of people from Nepal. Dasain is a vibe, a culture and our identity. We Nepalese are proud of it regardless of which religious significance this festival holds.
Shut up
Thats wy in nepal lots of natrual diesaster happening such like earth quake plan crash year by year what kind of goddes that please dont sacrifice the animal 😢😢 namo bhudda ya
Firstly No hindu text teaches to sacrifice animals, it's a superstitious thing. and as per your word i think you are not proud enough of being hindu, because origin of Hinduism is India so if you are not respecting India i don't think you are proud Hindu until you don't accept your origin.
@@lobsangchotton2872Firstly No hindu texts teaches to sacrifice animals, it's a superstitious thing. And buddha was hindu so the oldest buddhist country is India where Gautam buddh was born as Hindu. Learn your History. And if you can't accept your history then don't feel fake proud of it.
@@markdsouza1693 When was India established as a country?
In Sri lanka , the oldest Buddhist country which has 2300 years of Buddhist history , We never ever do animal sacrifice . Thanks lord Buddha .❤ 🇱🇰 ☸️
You eat meat?
Firstly No hindu text teaches to sacrifice animals, it's a superstitious thing. And buddha was hindu so the oldest buddhist country is India where Gautam buddh was born as Hindu. Learn your History.
@@markdsouza1693 whether it is is sacrificed or not, it is eaten. It's not different than any meat you eat.
@@markdsouza1693 India is a hindu country bro. Not a Buddhist country .And Buddha was born in present day Nepal Not in india. Nepal is also not a buddhist country. Sri lanka is the oldest buddhist country .We never changed for 2300 years. We protected original Theravada of Buddha Dharma and propagated to southeast Asia. Even Thailand god Theravada buddhism from Sri lanka. This is history bro. 🙏
@@kalanaviraj7540 abe mind eaten person how does it matter ? The birth place of buddha is India. Who is talking about if it is a Buddhist country or not you du*mb. Btw india is a secular country as per constitution not Hindu country. And Buddha was born in bodh gaya, Bihar in present day.
We believe that by giving sacrifices to god that animal reach to light and he doesn’t have to rebirth chaurasi Juni. And another belief is Nepal is protected by god from the four corners that’s why we offer food for god to protect us from enemy. We believe that because of mahakali no one win gorkha soilders. When gorkha take out khukuri then they feel extremely powerful energy inside their body to defend their enemy. Many people controversial for sacrifice but they forgot that they eat animals meat in dinner it’s a same thing if you non vegetarian than you can’t debate even you are killing animals for your dinner plate
Thank you Anu for your information, I think it’s great to continually learn about your culture!
What you feel about dashain i want to knw coz we celebrate it with happily and very enjoyable soo how you feel this festive???,,,,,
This was a great video. I don't think you were disrespectful to our culture, but I have some thoughts.
I understand that you wanted to create a dramatic title, but calling our festival an "ANIMAL SACRIFICE FESTIVAL" in all caps tells me that you don't fully understand what our festival is. I don't blame you. You were probably raised thanking the lord for the stuffed turkey that magically appears on your dinner plate each Thanksgiving. This barbaric pagan behavior, befitting of some weird cult, might be "tough" for you to swallow. Again, I don't blame you. It's not like we're celebrating the victory of good over evil and thanking the Gods for providing food.
I think it all boils down to differences in our cultural values. Your society values individualism, while we value the community. We celebrate our festivals together, with our family, friends, neighbors, the community, sharing the joy of the festival, including food. That's why the animals are killed in public during this festival, sacrificed to the Gods, and shared. It brings people together.
Again, I am not trying tot attack you. Take this as a satirical positive feedback.
Please visit again, maybe with a more open mind and enjoy our beautiful culture.
P.S. If you asked any of the people who were "sacrificing" the animals, they would most likely invite you for a delicious dinner.
Namaskar.
Thanks for your feedback and informative reply about your culture. The only reason I used that title is because unfortunately I have to give and take with the RUclips algorithm in order to get exposure, I hope my explanation in the video makes people realise that it’s not about just the sacrifice and also the fact people don’t waste the meat
Firstly No hindu text teaches to sacrifice animals, it's a superstitious thing. and as per your word i think you are not proud enough of being hindu, because origin of Hinduism is India so if you are not respecting India i don't think you are proud Hindu until you don't accept your origin.
This is the celebration of a cultural festival and the buffalo sacrifice is the part of that and the same festival some parts of India too
There is no controversial about sacrificing. its just dumb people acting like westerner. its our culture we preserve it. Its simple you eat turkey on thanks giving we don't complain & neither judge you or your culture. you eat beaf we don't complain & neither judge you or your culture.so why so called develop country always try to make big scene out of sacrifice. why so much hypocrisy? sacrifice is done usually to express thankfulness. We understand we are taking life but at the same time we are thankful for god for providing us food. And by doing sacrifice in front of god we are trying to get rid of sin of killing living being. we understand that. even before we eat simple as rice we first offer it to god. plant also have life & it provide us so first for god same for everything even sacrifice is same. Today some people have made it something else coz they thing they are westerner & forgetting their root. My suggestion for those kind of people leave country go west & eat beaf & argue about sacrifice.
Hi, thanks for the comment, as I said in the video it's similar to the way meat is eaten in the West, an animal is killed then eaten. I also said that it is "seen" as controversial but I didn't lean to any side personally because I agree with you, it not my place to say. I only documented what I saw but I appreciate your comment about your culture, I have no intention to cause any animosity through making this video
@@steffmorris i may i have sound rude & i apologies for that but we are fed up with all these kind of thing. kumari, sacrifice & other stuff about our culture. Without understanding what's going on people just start making their own perspective & start criticizing our culture.
@@MsGdevil no not at all I think having a discussion is great, and yes that's why I hope my video can this understanding and by no means do I want anyone criticising anyones culture
its not monday it is moon day
Animal sacrifice is a very old tradition of worshipping gods, the romans also sacrifice thousands of animals
Fart poop
I love meat
omg this is scary!!!
Omg and yall eat factory farmed animals that are killed every single day.
@@NalaBae-i3m yeah
Please stop animal sacrifices, no Hindu Vedas or Upnishad teaching animal sacrifice. Please 🙏
Rigveda has animal sacrifices
@@neutralboi1984 send me the shloka of rigveda because i have read it, i didn't get anything like animal sacrifice. Don't bark from RUclips universities or whatsapp university's knowledge. Get the real one.
@@markdsouza1693 [01-162] HYMN CLXIL The Horse.
1. SLIGHT us not Varuna, Aryaman, or Mitra, Rbhuksan, Indra, Ayu, or the Maruts,
When we declare amid the congregation the virtues of the strong Steed, God-descended.
2 What time they bear before the Courser, covered with trappings and with wealth, the grasped
oblation,
The dappled goat goeth straightforward, bleating, to the place dear to Indra and to Pusan.
3 Dear. to all Gods, this goat, the share of Pusan, is first led forward with the vigorous Courser,
While Tvastar sends him forward with the Charger, acceptable for sacrifice, to glory.
4 When thrice the men lead round the Steed, in order, who goeth to the Gods as meet oblation,
The goat precedeth him, the share of Pusan, and to the Gods the sacrifice announceth.
5 Invoker, ministering priest, atoner, fire-kindler Soma-presser, sage, reciter,
With this well ordered sacrifice, well finished, do ye fill full the channels of the rivers.
6 The hewers of the post and those who carry it, and those who carve the knob to deck the Horse's
stake;
Those who prepare the cooking-vessels for the Steed,-may the approving help of these promote our
work.
7 Forth, for the regions of the Gods, the Charger with his smooth back is come my prayer attends
him.
In him rejoice the singers and the sages. A good friend have we won for the Gods' banquet.
8 May the fleet Courser's halter and his heel-ropes, the head-stall and the girths and cords about him.
And the grass put within his mouth to bait him,-among the Gods, too, let all these be with thee.
9 What part of the Steed's flesh the fly hath eaten, or is left sticking to the post or hatchet,
Or to the slayer's hands and nails adhereth,-among the Gods, too, may all this be with thee.
10 Food undigested steaming from his belly, and any odour of raw flesh remaining,
This let the immolators set in order and dress the sacrifice with perfect cooking.
11 What from thy body which with fire is roasted, when thou art set upon the spit, distilleth,
Let not that lie on earth or grass neglected, but to the longing Gods let all be offered.
-Translated by Griffith
A land of darkness, evil, and wickedness.
if you say other festival and country bad you are most bad
@@BHAI2081 the country is neither good nor bad. Hinduism is a dark, evil, hopeless religion.
Eating home grown meat vs eating industrial processed meat
Dussehra In India
This is way Vaishnav peoples do not like to eat Shakta and Shiva Prasad ।।।।
Vaishnavas are ruined by jain budhhist invasions but. shakti shiva sect is still intact to its original roots.
maryada purushottam shri ramchandra ji also ate meat.
Vaishnava are weakest people
While the Vaishnavas run away from the Turkis and Mughals in fear, the Shaktas and Shaivas fight the invaders and protect the Dharma. This is the difference. Har Har Mahadev. Jai Mahakali.
What the fuck this festival
dasai
Gadimai mela has a more animal sacrifice.
very bad religions
is dying bad?
@@santoshadhikari9933 nobody want Just you
Not like your cult!