Simmilar Shamanic culture exists all across the Himalayas. Today, even though the Himalayan people have adopted Hinduism, Buddhism or Islam but many of us have preserved our ancestral ways of life, language and religion. Proud of that!
Awesome, thank you for sharing this. I am researching my family roots and histories in Pakistan, particularly the indigenous roots. Really glad you made this.
The diversity on this planet is mind boggling. If we were to live a thousand years we still wouldn't see half the planet. Maybe technology will shorten our journeys. A beautiful country. 👊☘️
The locations are Haramosh and Gappa, Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan. The sound tracks were specially designed for the documentary, which are available on Spotify. Here’s the link: open.spotify.com/album/22xGMG7tKgxvINH7Pk5G07?si=rzQNqmeaSfaUVdgY0HWf_A
As a guy from gilgit , I have witnessed this in my uncle’s home in my childhood when he called a “danyal” 😅I was so horrified at that time , literally he talked to evil spirits . This ritual is now dying as it is said to be against Islam .
@@SyedNasrullahTariq-pi9gz It is just a old himalayan practice not a separate religious group . As all gilgit people are muslims but still our ancestral practices are being followed.
@@AliSher-c8u that's great that people of gilgit baltistan have remained attached to their culture this is a proof that religon and culture can coexist
This isn't Arabic land, the documentary was shot in Gilgit, Pakistan. But yeah blood is considered Haram in Islam (thats one if the reason why this practice is on the brink of extinction), however shamanism was practiced in this region long before the arrival of Islam.
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Simmilar Shamanic culture exists all across the Himalayas. Today, even though the Himalayan people have adopted Hinduism, Buddhism or Islam but many of us have preserved our ancestral ways of life, language and religion. Proud of that!
What an underrated masterpiece this film is! Loved it. 🙌
Saving to my anthropology playlist.
Although I highly dislike their rituals of drinking blood and dancing with an animals head.
@@نادرالیراحمان Totally respect your perspective but I genuinely love how this film portrays how Shamanism is being practiced in Pakistan.
Awesome, thank you for sharing this. I am researching my family roots and histories in Pakistan, particularly the indigenous roots. Really glad you made this.
What a documentary man. I have been to the meadows of Dobani Bilchar and I can guarantee you that this is all true.
The diversity on this planet is mind boggling. If we were to live a thousand years we still wouldn't see half the planet. Maybe technology will shorten our journeys. A beautiful country. 👊☘️
The most beautiful land and people in pak..stay good brothers and sisters...
BEAUTIFUL ANTHROPOLOGICAL DOC!
Keep it up bhai , quite informative
Wonderful! Fascinating and beautiful 😍
A MASTERPIECE ABOUT SHAMANS OF THE REGION . STAY BLESSED MUNEEB
Same as like bhotakola performed in India
Absolutely amazing and worth watching documentary.
What a beautiful place to live.....
Absolutely Nailed It 💖
Thanks for this
Well documented story 😍
Mashallah sawoo ... Kindly upload short film you recorded last year of Ali madad ustad 🙂
Excellent work bro.
Amazing documentary. Could you please share the name of the location and the Details of the song played at the end?
The locations are Haramosh and Gappa, Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan.
The sound tracks were specially designed for the documentary, which are available on Spotify. Here’s the link:
open.spotify.com/album/22xGMG7tKgxvINH7Pk5G07?si=rzQNqmeaSfaUVdgY0HWf_A
MashAllah khub ....
Big love for them ❤
Zbrdst shah shab❤
Stunning shah ❤️
Masterpiece ❤
Outstanding❤️
Good job bhai 🙌🏻
Superb brother 👌👍
work🖤
Good work 👍
Great work Champ 🤍🤍
Good work ❤
Good work
As a guy from gilgit , I have witnessed this in my uncle’s home in my childhood when he called a “danyal” 😅I was so horrified at that time , literally he talked to evil spirits . This ritual is now dying as it is said to be against Islam .
just wanna know one thing are shamans of hunza a seperate religious group or the hunzais have kept this practice even after converting to islam
@@SyedNasrullahTariq-pi9gz It is just a old himalayan practice not a separate religious group . As all gilgit people are muslims but still our ancestral practices are being followed.
@@AliSher-c8u that's great that people of gilgit baltistan have remained attached to their culture this is a proof that religon and culture can coexist
Amazing film. Who did this voice over for you? I mean how to hire an online voice over artist?
Yeah, found him on fiverr.
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Love this film!!! Syed Muneeb is so talented!
I know he is
Perfect portrayal of Shamanism. 🎉❤
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isn't this Zar ?
My land of utter madness My Gilgit Baltistan
❤QUETTA BALOCHISTAN
Black magic exists and jinns also as discussed in Quran Pak.But prophet pbuh advised not to contact fortune tellers or kahins
Best🤍
Does Islam believe in shamen culture?
Can anyone tell me what is this ? Exactly is it a disease or smth else ?
It is about shamanism, which is a spiritual practice found in cultures around the world.
They drink blood? Isn't that very taboo in Arabic lands?
This isn't Arabic land, the documentary was shot in Gilgit, Pakistan. But yeah blood is considered Haram in Islam (thats one if the reason why this practice is on the brink of extinction), however shamanism was practiced in this region long before the arrival of Islam.
No such thing as indo/aryans. British colonial construct. Dr Raj Vedam
These mf doing black magic
Why are you so rude?
Totally nonsense
Outstanding ❤❤
Great work Champ 🤍🤍