The History of Food in Ancient India - From Vedic Period till today...
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- The Ancient History of how Food evolved in Bharat from the times of Vedic Period, through the times of Ramayan & Mahabharat, all the way through Indus Valley Civilization up until today... all packed in this documentary
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Happy New Year to you too ! What an amazing start for the new year , my first video of 2025 !
@@ProjectShivoham Nuthana Samvatsara Subhakankshalu to u too.
@ProjectShivoham why mushrooms ? In Bagavatham a story mentioned that demon name "vruttasura" While fighting with Maha vishnu, the demon blood drops touched the earth and that's how mushrooms born. Those who follow vedic traditions like brahmins or pure vegetarians will not eat mushrooms. Its poison and dangerous and this is also main reason its alien kind of type and it comes strictly under non veg food. The same story explained in one of the RUclips video by Brahmasri shanmuka sharma garu channel.
Happy New Year 👍🏿
Happy 2025!
Thanks for the work! Keep it going
Finally a channel I can get behind! There are educated professional Indian women living abroad who want to explore the nuances and history of our culture sans the filters of misogyny and the slant that comes from extreme brainwashing. Just pure facts are more than enough to get people to appreciate our culture. This is THAT channel!
Absolutely right 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Very well put!😊gracias 😊
What an excellent start to this year, been waiting for this for so long. Thank you Anna.
I generally don't comment on videos. But the level of research and presentation done in this video is fabulous. Looking forward for more videos like this.
Don’t be so polite about what is today known as biriyani. The maharaja Nala recipe compilation is the oldest recipe Testament in the world while the Europeans claim their few hundred years old book is the oldest. The 10 kings war and the dispersion of the vanquished to particularly the Middle East is well reminiscent in their DNA and cultures and the original biriyani is very much the gift of bharat
Peak insecurity to claim everything 🤡
Biriyani originated in South india
@@manikantbagalkot5363 I am certain a lot of lazy chefs back in the day tried to mix rice meat and spice in one pot. 🤦
@@manikantbagalkot5363 yeah but not in bagalkot. In my village in Tamilnadu
Biryani is not the same as Mansodan. Both are very different recipes. Biryani is from central asia.
Hi Shivoham, I've been your subscriber for some years now, this is the first time I'm requesting a video and this is because I think this is a very crucial topic about our tradition and values.
The topic is clothing of Ancient Bharatiya and their thoughts on modesty and how they contrast with today.
I ask this because I think the modern ideas of modesty specifically for women stems heavily from the abrahamic view of modesty, and a coherent narrative with historical references can be very fruitful in this regard.
The reason I think this is an important topic to be discussed is Becz i think, like dupatta and extreme girl child preference in North West India, the modern ideas of modesty are also adaptation of foreign ideas by Indians due to the pressures posed by foreign invaders.
I say this because, if we see any ancient moortis of any Mata, we see that not only did they not cover their chests, rather they show them as plump as possible, showing that the breasts weren't considered as an object of sexual ideas then, and not a taboo to people of those times.
I think talking about this topic and bringing out at least the factual up and in the ongoing public discourse is an important step towards mental decolonisation.
Edit: just saw that you took up the topic of meat eating, this gives me hope that you're at the very least not afraid of taking up tough topics.
Great topic request!
Great Request It is Very good Topic can you Give an Episode for this Anna.
great topic , should be discussed .
Hi Rishabh. It's the admin of Shivoham. Kindly delete your comments as they reveal our strategic positioning in the media space. Also it goes against our community guidelines that audience request random stuff. Please stick to watching the content and keeping your ideas to yourself. Thank you
What is 'strategic' about 'positioning' of Project Shivoham ?
Thanks!
Brilliant documentary. Looking forward to the next one. On a lighter note, the Bengalis are going to love the fact that non-vegetarian diet has been an integral part of Bhāratiya cuisine since time immemorial.
Actually we bengalis don't care, we know our culture and preserved it pretty well.
We always eats meat and fish and we also going to do
Its a bulshit documentary. Completely false information
They would also eat meat in ancient times😂
@@Poornima-f3i Never madam.. During ancient times, those who followed vedas never consumed meat. Learn Vedas by yourself, then you would know.
@@m_anjaneya_praveen prove it buddy, your opinion doesn't matter.
Make a video with all the evidence and share the link .
Is it only me or anyone else who dreams to live in ancient bharat 🤔
Me 😢❤
I too ✋
No potatoes, no chillies, no cabbage and cauliflower, no tomatoes.. are you ready?
@SattickDas2001 yes
No current modern times are far better learn from the best and the WORST of the times.
Thank you 🙏🏽. Watching from NY. We see the values of our nutritional traditions. Even though my ancestors went to Guyana from India, we still eat our traditional foods. Even though my grandparents did not get all those spices at that time. Now we purchase all the spices and follow our ancestors tradition
Amazing and it was very hard for me to digest that Bhagwan Sri Rama also eaten meat😢. But i have to accept the truth 😊. Me and my family is pure vegitarian and we are not only happy but healthy as well 🥹.
Visit RUclips channel "getsetflySCIENCE" by gaurav thakur and you have your answer which we eat now this is not our natural food and all the diseases we have in modern time caused by our food, meat is our natural food why we have teeth problems he explained very well and this is also caused by our food
I fell what you mean, and I am in a similar situation, it is sorta like a 50/50, from the little I know the devas, only ate after doing a ritual, not just as a normal person would just buy it from a store and cook it at home. To focus on the ritual point, the only reason I can think of is that the karma of the animal or something is reset and it can be reborn again as human, not 100% sure on that but it rings a bell. At the end of the day if there is anyone I can trust to eat meat and only during a ritual and hopefully not consistently and will ensure that the karma of the animal will allow it to reborn into a human, it is the one and only Shri Ram.
How can you claim that Lord Rama ate meat? This is a misconception. Lord Rama never consumed meat. Due to 1,000 years of foreign invasions, meat consumption became normalized in India, and some scriptures may have been corrupted. According to the Puranas, in Satyuga and Tretayuga, only asuras and chandalas consumed meat. In Dwaparayuga and Kaliyuga, it was primarily anaryas and mlechhas who ate meat. During Kaliyuga, under the influence of the evil Kali, mlechhas became dominant and invaded Bharat, influencing many Indians to adopt meat-eating practices. Before Kaliyuga, meat-eating was not prevalent in Bharat, and Lord Rama, being an ideal adherent of dharma, was a vegetarian.
I have seen him a lot and admire him but here I disagree
Buddy this is misconception or misinterpreted by him,
Because if you read it then you will get to know what conversation was going there,
that a type of flower or fruit it’s not clear but something which have peal and of black colour and known as gajkandak, is talking about.
And before believe in any notion bhai please reconsider it, may it’s wrong… because we are human and can make mistakes…
if you want to search then download Ramayana and read it out..
Black gram is also called "MAMSA"...
Thanks, please keep up the good work.
Need more videos from you man ,Thanks!
Thanks
5:51 all of these fruits are still one of the most in demand fruits in Bengal today in addition to apples( from Kashmir) and Mangoes ( Indigenous and holds a religious significance for most east Indian Hindus).
9:36 mindblowing! In Brazil we call Kanjica too the cereal soup, more specifically corn. Canjica is the Brasileiro name
Wow
Very strange.
😮 thanks for sharing
Welcome to the Vedic roots, ultimately we all are one
Weird, I think most of the Latinos must have direct connection with Indias, there are so many things they have in common, cannot be just coincidences
One important point to this beautiful presentation.
Combine ancient knowledge with modern for best outcomes
1. Potato is a high glycemic index carbohydrates.
Replacing healthy vegetables with tasty potatoes is one cause of India’s Diabetes epidemic.
Terrible is the combination of
Aloo-paratha; aloo-puri; aloo-bhat (aloo-rice)
2. Seed oils such as mustard and sesame seed are best if extracted “kachi ghani “
Today these are heat extracted and multiply pressed - causing formation of compounds that increase risk of inflammation (such as arthritis) and of cancer.
3. White rice, white wheat (maida) and white sugar are processed to stay stable longer.
Loss of fibre causes rapid rise in sugar that damages many organs.
This is followed by a sharp drop in sugar causing rapid hunger pangs.
Stay with whole foods
So you don't eat potato?
@@agniswar3 Consume but in limited amount. Potato is rich in carbohydrates, if the energy isn't used then it could increase sugar in blood hence leading to diabetes. Today we don't do much physical work.
@@agniswar3 potato is imported crop it is not native to india.
@shagunkhurana7661 I know it.
@@agniswar3 i don't except very very few dishes
Hello brother ❤ Even lalita sahasra nama also has , what mother goddess likes as prasad.
पायसान्नप्रिया त्वक्स्था पशुलोक-भयङ्करी
कालरात्र्यादि-शक्त्यौघ-वृता स्निग्धौदनप्रिया
रक्तवर्णा मांसनिष्ठा गुडान्न-प्रीत-मानसा
मेदोनिष्ठा मधुप्रीता बन्धिन्यादि-समन्विता
दध्यन्नासक्त-हृदया काकिनी-रूप-धारिणी
मुद्गौदनासक्त-चित्ता साकिन्यम्बा-स्वरूपिणी
हरिद्रान्नैक-रसिका हाकिनी-रूप-धारिणी
सर्वौदन-प्रीतचित्ता याकिन्यम्बा-स्वरूपिणी
1)Payasanna priya: rice kheer she likes
2) Snigdha+udhana : snighoudhana: rice mixed with cow ghee she likes .
3) Guuda + anna: Guudanna: rice with jaggery, she likes .
4) madhupritha: honey she likes .
5)Dhadhi + anna: Dhadhyanna: curd rice , she likes
6)Mudgha + Udhana: mudgoudhana: rice with moong dal( khichdi) she likes .
7)Haridra+ anna: Haridranna: haridra is turmeric , so she likes rice which has turmeric ( Pulihora) .
8)sarva + udhana: sarvoudhana: All rice preparations , she likes.
Brother plz like my comment, so it reaches more people 🙏🏽 thank you so much for your work ❤ which you do , to promote our sanathan dharma 🙇♀️
Your videos are well researched...i really love that...not like some ppl who just say random things without proof
Namaste! Thank you for sharing wonderful things and great thoughts of our ancient roots! It's helpful a lot! Namo namah!
This is a thoroughly researched, well-documented, and wonderfully narrated video about the history of Food in Ancient India to modern times. The way it is presented is captivating and commands attention. The clarity of pronunciation, the depth of information gathered, and the step-by-step presentation-even addressing controversies surrounding vegetarianism and non-vegetarianism-reflect remarkable research. I truly enjoyed listening to it and look forward to exploring more of your videos. Thank you, and keep up the great work!
God bless you.
From Bhakshya BHAKSHANAM word has emerged . BHAKSHANAM means all kinds or varieties of murukku… mixture or chi vdas Etc etc . Very surprising that soup in English is actually supa. A Sanskrit word ….. v interesting… amazing
Another remarkable aspect of this video is the minimal advertisements, which rarely disrupt the flow of thought. This allows us to stay focused on the subject. The lengthy introduction is essential and well-presented, so the author need not feel apologetic about it. This is the kind of work he should continue to produce.
Well researched and perfectly put together and presented. Thank you! I have always wondered about the food details from ancient Bharat and had wished to know more about it, you made it easier. Keep up the great work 🙏🏼
Oh! one query though, didnt see anything related to ShreePhal (Coconut) or Mango, curious if there is any mention of them in ancient scripts.
As a historian, I often cook a lot of ancient, and Medieval recipes of European origin, but this video very well constructed, and thought out with a lot of great historical records. I've even read a few Hindu texts such as The Rig Veda, where soma is mentioned. Thank you for posting.
Excellent work as always. As an archaeologist I can vouch for much of what you've said in findings from Harappan sites as well as other contemporary cultural sites in India. At one of these sites I have excavated burnt black gram from multiple pits and silos along with animal bones in Rajasthan.
Besides that, we have stone tools which were used for cleaving meat and hides by hunters from the paleolithic to mesolithic ages. The reduction in sizes of these tools also show the probability of smaller animals in later periods.
What a wonderful exposition. Now we understand the origins of many names. Scholarly and factual. Thank you. Wish you a prosperous and productive 2025.
What a great quality documentary. This was Much needed.
I LOVE THIS VIDEO I HAVE BEEN HOPELESSLY SEARCHING FOR THIS INFORMATION THANK YOU
Super Anna. I am literally sitting with paper and pen and noting the details.
Thanks again
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Love from Patna Bihar ♥️♥️♥️🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Wonderful video, that's backed by logic, evidences & references than blind emotions.
Its Neo Vaishnavism by business community (with North Indian Brahmins) & Middle-ages (15th century) Vaishnavite movements that pushed vegetarianism as tradition mostly to other from Muslim society.
Shri Rama was a Kshatriya, Kshatriyas are allowed to eat meat due to nature of Varna (lifestyle+job).
This is why old Vaishnavism (only Brahmin Vaishnavites are to be veg as they have to uphold Varna) in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka (Vokkaligas), Rajputs (who consider themselves descendents of Shri Rama/Shri Krishna), North Eastern people whose rulers were married into Mahabharata clans etc all eat non-vegetarian/meat that's still cooked as per traditional sense.
The Military Hotel Style (in Karnataka) meat cooking tradition & recipes prepared by Vokkaligas/Gowdas, Marathis, Savjis etc & Coastal Karavali style by Shetty/Bunts is actually 1000s of years old (these communities too were Kshatriyas & have many Vaishnavites)
My Q: Why in ManuSmriti times were Brahmins mandated to be vegetarian? 27:18 Was it already believed to be a pre-requisite for higher spritual upliftment by that time? Were there other social/ political reasons?
U mentioned that vegetarianism trend took hold after Mahabharat times so wondering what was the rationale for proscribing Brahmins with vegetarianism ( n mushroom avoidance) in times earlier?
Thank you for this work. Yr dedication shows. This piece is like Magnum Opus on this topic 4 curious minds.
I personally am a vegetarian n believe a global tilt towards vegetarianism is better for us 4 many ecological, ideological, geo-political reasons. But have always known we have eaten meat at various times thru history.
Reaching 4 truth should always be the highest goal in reasearch. As they say Satyamev Jayate. Satyam Shivam Sundaram.
Hari Om. 🙏
Acc. To Swami Vivekanand.. Brahmims req. Purity of mind therefore vegetarian food was preferred.
Manusmirthi limits vegetarianism to brahmins.but if you see maha baratham, generally all people moved towards vegetarianism, khatriyas like panja pandavas and general public were more inclined to vegetarian diet. But does not mean 100%everyone was vegetarian, it was a trend that was taking place
At Loss of words to appreciate your detailed level of research. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
one time we had navagraha yajna in our home .at that time purohit made somarasa. it was made out of amruthaballi leaf and kallusekkare(rock sugar).it was very very tasty.I never drank that kind of drink before or after.I don't even know what else he put in it.
You rock young man!! Love listening to you!!
Anna I'd really appreciate a detailed video or even a series of videos exploring ancient and mediaeval diets and dietary habits.
Fantastic information about ancient food in this episode.
The vast knowledge you have about every culture was shown when you said and pronounced all the name of Payesh (Bengali here) correctly.
Bhai jo tume abhi tak jintene video banaye hai unki pdf mil jati to apko bahut bahut dhanvyad ,,,,vote for pdf through like
Wat a wonderful video.
I cant believe this man put so much effort into bringing enlightenment and there are people in the comments dishing at biryani or other recipes.
Please note that every recipe is a creation of that time period as to what appeals to the people around. Biryani is actually a dedication of thanks to the indian subcontinent of spices and food culture. Theh deliberately thay many aromatic spices bcz that variety existed in the market.
This video is also a testimonial to how India is truly the place for multiple religions to peacefully coexist.
Everything on this video is easily halal and kosher.
Im from a kshatriya family, so vegetarian puritanic disgust often felt stifling to me.
I love animals which is why when I consume meat i do not waste my food. Not even the cartilage that many people just leave on the plate.
Thank you Anna. Im going to resume your video now. Paused to make this comment.
Excellent video very well done! Thank you. Lots that I did not know. Even in Assam, many foods mentioned here were and are common. One is payas or payox/payokh in Assamese, a sacred and everyday sweet dish and doi-sira or curd and flattened rice with gur.
I am very thankful for this channel, i have deep respect for the presenter and creator of this content. Whether someone believes that Lord Ram ate meat or not. In no way can one laugh and make fun of people who believe that Lord Ram never ate meat, it's like they are implying that, "look Ram was no different, he was just another non vegetarian, alcoholic hunter." He is and always will be a revered and dear God to Hindus. I don't care what he ate, i care about how he lived. Jai shree Ram 🙏🏽
you don't care because you cannot comprehend the shastras which require immense knowledge. - Satyameva Jayate.
How can you claim that Lord Rama ate meat? This is a misconception. Lord Rama never consumed meat. Due to 1,000 years of foreign invasions, meat consumption became normalized in India, and some scriptures may have been corrupted. According to the Puranas, in Satyuga and Tretayuga, only asuras and chandalas consumed meat. In Dwaparayuga and Kaliyuga, it was primarily anaryas and mlechhas who ate meat. During Kaliyuga, under the influence of the evil Kali, mlechhas became dominant and invaded Bharat, influencing many Indians to adopt meat-eating practices. Before Kaliyuga, meat-eating was not prevalent in Bharat, and Lord Rama, being an ideal adherent of dharma, was a vegetarian.
@@JohnnyChan-oz7zw bro puranas are recent creation after gupta empire .
Go back to real shastras
watch this video giving proper evidences from ramayana that Lord Rama used to eat only fruit based diet ruclips.net/video/ViNBb_t0r24/видео.html
Unfortunately, a bunch of hypocrites manipulate the verses of the Ramayana to suit their agendas. At this point, there are thousands of so called translated version.
I go with the Critical Edition, the best you can get your hands on. Such meat eating verses in this video does not exist in that book.
You’ll encounter a bunch of videos like this that claims all sort of perverted instances of the Ramayana :(
Indeed my fav channel in you tube ❤
Great video brother, sometimes I wonder how you manage to get all these information. I really appreciate the work you are doing and letting the current & future generations know the history of Bharath.
Wow.. Thank you for putting up all the information together for us first time i got your video in my feed. Gratitude 🙏🏽
Wow! another excellent composition. You are truly a gift for people like me 🙏
Yes also for me☺️
Thanks a lot, for this insightful video. I often used to wonder what they used to eat. I always had a funny imagination, especially during Mahabharata times like Bhim might be eating 10s of aloo-paratha with desi ghee, then a bucket of Chach.
Just superb. Kudos to you man!!!❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
EXCELLENT DOCUMENTARY. waiting for the next one.
The video is, as usual, great. But one thing I beg to differ i.e., We DO have the concept of Satvik and Thamasik. Now, just having meat is not Thamasik, but even if you have certain mixes of vegetarian food, which, when consumed certain specific times, it is supposed to have a thamasik effect.
I think he has said for concept vegitarian and non veg . Also while discussing manusmriti he said of satvic and tamsic (not veg non veg) where a bhraman eating onion and mushroom become shudra.
@@ptpavankumar Satvik diet is for all those who are becoming religious & want to attain moksha.
This is why even Swamijis & Sanyasis from Non-Veg consuming community too leave non-veg & other Rajasic & Tamasic diets
Satvik diet doesn't mean Tamasik, Rajasic foods are banned
@@ssrijanbhatnagar Yes & also just eating once doesn't reduce your Varna but you consuming these foods regularly or they being in your normal diet. There are rituals to cleanse your bodies after u have had onion/garlic/meat etc if had very rarely.
The scriptures speak in detail
Being sakta brambhan , we don't have restrictions on meat eating 😊
The presentation dedication to ancient India food is top notch and clearly explained
Long awaited 👌👌
An absolutely fascinating watch!
This is an awesome topic. Would you be able to do separate episodes for each of the food groups?
Namaste
I also agree with the view point that whether Bhagwan Ram are meant or not is not relevant, the things which he did and he stood for is what is relevant and what needs to be projected. Bhagwan Ram is an ideal human being as he is a good son, a responsible husband and over and above all this he was an able and judicious administrator and king who put the welfare and well being of his subjects above everything. That is why the concept of Ramrajya is enshrined even in the Indian constitution. Let us remember the shloka " रामो विग्रहवान् धर्म साधु सत्य पराक्रमः"
FOR PEOPLE ASKING LIKE YOU MISSED FISH, COCONUT, ICE CREAM, JACK FRUIT, PEANUTS, ETC ETC SHIT, YOU HAVE TO UNDERSTAND OR RE-WATCH THE VIDEO ONCE AGAIN HE REPEATEDLY SAID THESE ARE THE FOODS MENTIONED MOST OF THE TIMES IN OUR SCRIPTURES .. HE DIDNT WANT TO MENTION ALL LISTED INGREDIENTS! HE ALSO MENTIONED SOMA IS NO MORE AVAILABLE!
Haha, thanks
Must say this video is the result of lots of research. Keep up the good work
wanted to point out sir _ the verses of vedic literature are not called as slokas - they are referred to as mantras. this is as i know about it. regards sir
Yes Sir, you are right; I mistakenly quoted them as shlokas. Will correct going forward. 🙏🏻
@@ProjectShivoham Nice gesture... Sir.
You accepted your mistake even though you could have overlooked it..
Respect for you 📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈
Love from BANGLADESH ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Excellent documentary..can clearly see your hardwork on food research and spreading a clear vision on food evolution and it’s processing
12:03
Based on some research it is derived that these rhymms related to eating meat products and using them for yajnas were actually included by the people(including pandits) for their own benefit or for making people believe that Sanatani are also meat eaters for proving their agenda.
I can't believe that a religion who is so careful for the life of every living being can't consume meat products for satisfying their taste buds.
Even sanatani philosophy emphasize and urge that If you don't create a living being you don't have the right to take a life.
Read about the ancient vedic rituals where its is absolutely clear that meat offerings and meat consumption is very much part of Hindu Vedic Sampradayas
"An informative video showcasing our ancient food traditions, supported by authentic references from our ancient texts."
Waiting for your next video👏👏🙏
Just remember this before watching that he is talking about the historic times , these food items might seem modern as they are highly hybrid or GMO and not the wild versions
As a keralite I'm so happy to see this! we and bengalis get a lotta blame for eating meat.
Excellent video as always 🙏
Very Important Video.
K always used to think what oyr ancestors used to eat before potato, tomatos, chillies etc came from other parts of the world
Beautiful how the food we know today allows us to travel back in time through the scriptures 🙏
Beautiful how although many names have changed, I noticed Chana didn't change and also same sound refers to a unit of time, correct me if Im wrong. Also its the main one that we eat as a family in so many forms, modified as a sweet, savory, snack, main dish, amazing how it stood the test of time, and provides sustainance in so many ways.
Wonderful to know how food is perceived from our ancestral vedic perspectives.
I know little scripture but always say food is life.
Thank you for making this wonderful presentation.
Happy new year.
Thank you for the brilliant info and the amount of time for your research.
ధన్యవాదాలు! I would like to meet you and pick your brains about a couple of things. We may be able to work together on an idea I have.
Very well researched and presented video. Loved watching it. Excellent! You got a new subscriber :)
Great documentary! Watched the entire thing in one go. As you said, the problem with a lot of people today is ego. Some people think that being vegetarian makes them morally superior.
Our culture is richer than we imagine. We shouldn't undermine it to feed the egos of a few. On the topic of biryani, I would say perhaps the only thing "West Asian" about Biryani is its name.
@@bythecliff superiority complex is the very essence of Vedic culture... Dev bhasha, brahma hathiya, caste superiority... Everything
Very well done sir..Love ur content so much and this is one of the most important videos and the information which must be known to people nowadays..❤❤
Thanks for this excellent start. Grateful for the efforts that you put in each video
Sattvik, Rajsik and Tamsik concept in all materials is a valid classification and exists also for food. And meat is classified tamsik when not consumed as part of certain rituals. As part of those rituals, it is allowed to consume meat.
As such there is a shloka in Manusmrti:
na maamsabhakshanam paapam
na madyancha na maithunam |
pravrttireshaam bhootanaam
nivrttistu mahaaphalaah ||
"Consumption of meat and alcohol, and indulging in sex, is not a sin. These are in the nature of all beings, but by abjuring, one can reap great benefits."
Also in Chamakaprashnah, there is "purodhaasha cha me" where, "purodhaasha" means paratha.
Jai Shree Krishna.🚩🚩🕉️🕉️🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🙏🧠🧠
This has been excellent research and work, highly appreciated. Good luck for your future projects
Super super super sir
Nice and very informative video, also if possible please make a video on recipes and daily diet of people (from morning to night)❤❤❤
Great research and Waited so long for this video ❤❤
Iam waiting for so long bro ❤ thank you so much
level of research and presentation done in this video is fabulous
I really appreciate Project Shivoham's detailed analysis about ancient India.
I feel so Enlightened after listening to you. I am constantly sharing your channel in my friend's group.
Keep doing this good work friend ❤
Too 👉@ rohanmalikwas not found during ours ANCIENT CIVILIZATION AYODHYA, SANSKRIT ORIGINAL NAME IS BHARAT, BHARATIANS, MANDIRS, RAMAYANA, BHAGWAD GITA MAHABHARAT, SWAMY, YOGI, SADHUS, RISHIS, VEDAS, SANSKRIT ORIGINAL NAME BHARAT, HINDUS (not meat eaters like you 👉malik,KHANS, Muhammads, where not during the ANCIENT CIVILIZATION AYODHYA AYODHYA.
Well researched and explained.thank you. Pls continue your work o bharath rejuvenation.
Vedic scriptures are very subltle in there messaging. A shudra is one who works for bodily pleasure and can consume tamsik food but brahmana were those who want yog with Brahm thus they consume only satvik food.
Shastriya were consuming Rajasik food.
Such a fascinating and insightful video! 👏
One of the reasons we call Sri Ram 'Maryada Purushottam' is because of his unmatched kindness and virtuous character. In my view, if he were a meat eater, people wouldn’t regard him with such reverence. After all, if we call him God, we believe he possesses superior qualities. It’s hard to imagine him eating the flesh of any being that he himself created.
In Sanskrit, a single word can have multiple meanings, which is why proper knowledge is essential. Simply reading random translations or commentaries isn't enough to truly grasp the meaning of the shlokas. For example, in the shloka "मांसभूतोदनेन," the word "मांस" can imply the fresh, pulpy flesh of fruits, and "सुराघटसहस्रेण" can refer to a divine elixir or even the holy water of the Ganges. Therefore, we can't conclusively say the word "meat" is implied here based on just one source or translation.
As followers of Sanatan Dharma, we should always seek the truth. I strongly believe that Sri Ram, Sita Mata, and Lakshman never consumed meat. I don't understand why some people are now trying to prove otherwise, but it's wrong to misinterpret such sacred texts.
Here are some references that support my view:
1. www.scribd.com/document/616759423/Did-Lord-Rama-Eat-Meat
2. ruclips.net/user/shorts0UET8LXQBvw?si=6_ZvlUN7kFLXHz8J
3. ruclips.net/video/RbVYcD7m55I/видео.htmlsi=eGEDyQe9JSJXMz7O
4. www.ramcharit.in/valmiki-ramayana-ayodhyakanda-sarga-chapter-52-slokas-with-hindi-meaning/
It's important that we don’t blindly trust any one's interpretation. Instead, we should do our own research and read the original Valmiki Ramayana in Sanskrit with a proper Sanskrit dictionary to understand the true meaning and context of the text.
Answer to this channel: You very deliberately go against the Veda's, All Scriptures, Dharma, and what is Sanatan!
Ahimsa is part of everything and its said to be the biggest, largest of Dharma. Even nowadays, scientific research and findings are very clear not to eat meat of any kind.
In Yajurveda 30-15 is clearly written:
O God drive away a gambler, friend of the dice-king; a person with evil designs for murdering cows; a cow-killer for gallows; one who for hunger goes begging to a man who is cutting up a cow; a leader of meat eaters bent on misdeed; the son of a depraved person, befriending a sinner! O God create a wise person who soon realizes the shortcomings in the acts performed; a person who is fit in childhood, youth and old age; one endowed with capability for this world and the next; a leader of the Assembly for drying up the resources of the enemy!
These are not the only man alike looking who are committing harsh crime against the Supreme. Killing in any Yagya or for it are forbidden, heinous and are not accepted by the Deva's. Devabhojan is fruit-plantbased and without harm its Milk and derived products are used. Douane, means only two of the four from the udders are neatly allowed to have by human as long they leave the other two for its calves. We are not allowed to take all four. So, quit misleading people that is done by those who do not belonging within the normal Varna-system which has nothing to do with western caste-system enforced upon all Indian people. You got converted and lost your roots to deviously mislead others. Nowhere in the Vedas or any scripyite such things like you say is written. We know to break us the Abrahamics has falsified text within our scriptures. Since the Veda is scientific, new research has supported these. Only the meat-industry wants to get rich and is misleading everyoneto consume what is very wrong for their body and system.
I was about to write this but took time to search the comment section and here it is. A worthy comment, thanks for this!
@saikatsen6976
Maryada purushottam doesn't related to maryada every being-ottam
Whole hindu philosophy works on karma system. And according to karma system, borning as a animal is a bad fruit of your karma. So meat eating can't be against Hinduism. Also, it doesn't matter if our ancestors & even avatars ate meat or not. Because, culture & habits changes with time. Today, 24×7 meat eaters westerners too becoming vegan.
But, as a human, we also have human dharma towards everyone. So, if you compare old meat eating (self hunting & killing animal by ourself) with current meat eating (meat coming from meat farm & shops) is different. Earlier, humans kill animal in one way to eat meat. But today, animals get extreme cruelty before getting killed because of high demand & business. So, eating meat in today's time without knowing or checking the cruelty with alive animal is adharmik.
I myself is vegetarian but i will suggest to every non vegetarian to not forget their human dharma too. So, they should either pet animals themselves or buy meat from non cruelty farm while being alive.
Also, I don't like vegetarian & non vegetarian terms regarding hinduism because vegetarians drink milk which isn't vegetarian by definition. So, i like to use the terms - 'less himsak' & 'more himsak'. Because nothing is 100% ahimsak even veganism too.
Milk & unfertilized eggs - both aren't vegetarian food by definition but yes, they are less himsak food then eating meat. But regarding eggs, again, main topic should be, knowing about the cruelty or cruelty free life of hens.
@@saikatsen6976 Ahimsa Paramah Dharmah.
Manusmriti 5th chapter, 51,12 is told about meateaters and the 8 sort of sin they commit. They don't talk about what is not right, but straight to be sin.
1st who ordered the kill,
2nd who cut the meat,
3rd who killed the animal,
4th to buy an animal to kill,
5th to sell an animal to be slaughtered,
6th those who cook/prepare it,
7th those who serves it,
8th those who eat it. the
Vedas tells also the same and does not allow any killings, *except for protection*, which are very very bad demonic people, and only then you should kill, because that will be Dharma.They also say thou shall not kill, but the meaning is lost to those human like beings.
@@saikatsen6976 दुरजनः परिहर्तव्यो विद्यालंकृतो सन ।
मणिना भूषितो सर्पः किमसौ न भयंकरः ॥
दुष्ट व्यक्ति यदि विद्या से सुशोभित भी हो , अर्थात् वह विद्यावान भी हो, तो भी उसका परित्याग कर देना चाहिए । जैसे मणि से सुशाभित सर्पः क्या भयंकर नहीं होता ।
Excellent work! Keep it up! Hope to see more of such videos 🙏
Thank you for such a deeply researched video. All of this is very informative.
Well, thank you for this insightful knowledge of ancient foods so much to take away and digest, look forward to your next video of knowledge and insight 🌅🎶
small clarification : bull means great indian gaur or indian bison in food at that time... not a traditional bull..
Love your in-depth research ..? Excellent work , Thank you 🙏🏽🌹
Please I want to know the intro/ introduction music or song used in the starting of the video🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Very informative compilation of food & preparation techniques of our past 👌
Its really great to listen about our history of food . Happy New year 2025
Brilliant video prepared with due research. Many thanks.
Our culture and tradition is vast and multifaceted and we certainly do not want branding and standardization.
God bless you!
Waiting for the part 2 ❤
And please make a documentry on 'Shakta Parampara' it's history, unknown facts, and how to follow and practice this parampara in modern day by myself.
Yeah, especially of southern India
Well, structured presentation, which gives an elaborated understanding about the topic in a brief manner, thank you
Harappan ate lot of fish Vedic Aryans ate lot of sacrifices meat both civilization were non vegetarian which created robust healthy people not weaklings of India of today who. Propaganda of vegetarian food
they are kshatriyas you can eat nonveg if you are a soldier, better understand sanatana dharma before speaking about it
@ Brahmins also ate meat after sacrificing rituals and yagnas @nd Brahmins in bengal and coastal areas eat fishes. Ur knowledge is limited to u tube. Read scripture. And be modest I am from Harappan ancestry
@@mikedesi5513 yes there's lot of misinterpretations misunderstandings of sanatana dharma like the sathi sahagamana, caste system and the fish bramhins eat(jala pushpam) may be the specific kind of fish not have tamsic nature or something,
if you have interest read about sattvic rajasic tamsic foods and their effect on physical and mental health,
Mahodaya, you have provided a knowledgeful information of our Vedic food culture with Sanskrit names is Amazing.... Grateful to your video... I have one doubt.. no where you have mentioned about Ragi... I believe Ragi is also a ancient food item...
Excellent description nd fabulous information hatsoff