ExpressAdda with renowned author Devdutt Pattanaik

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  • Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 35

  • @Jo-pv4jx
    @Jo-pv4jx 4 года назад +2

    To the lady who asked about Krishna. Krishna was a historical personality who attained enlightenment in his lifetime. He was playing out his karmic life in this birth. Living in this world, life is never straightforward, mahabharat is a historical narrative of all aspects of life. Karan was abandoned at birth and brought up in a household of a submissive working family while his spirit was that of a non submissive warrior. It shows the conflict that a person faces when they have to live in circumstances opposite of their personality and also deal with emotions of abandonment.

  • @yatindrapabbati6878
    @yatindrapabbati6878 Год назад

    FANTASTIC DISCUSSION!

  • @sarka74
    @sarka74 6 лет назад +12

    To the presenter of the discussion, when he wanted to move from the 'dark' idea about caste system to a 'happier' idea of krishna I thought like saying that these 'dark' ideas need to be discussed and made relevent today even though we might have a hard time digesting it. I was beautifully expalined by Devdutt.

    • @raj-bz4nq
      @raj-bz4nq 4 года назад

      They r not relevant today.
      Move On. All of us digested that dark side, it's time for u too.

    • @sanjivkumarjire4040
      @sanjivkumarjire4040 Год назад

  • @Jo-pv4jx
    @Jo-pv4jx 4 года назад +2

    Rama is a historical personality who had to make difficult decisions in his lifetime. He got self realisation during that lifetime and attained moksha ( freedom from life and death).Ravana was a greatest scientist of the time and a powerful ruler, but had a huge ego which caused him to be adharmic and kidnap Sita

  • @swarmagna
    @swarmagna 6 лет назад +2

    Hope our new generations read his work and put the Sadhu, Baba ,Ritual culture at the lowest priority level and see our great Hindutva in its real form.

  • @vishalghayal531
    @vishalghayal531 Год назад

    Excellent session ❤❤

  • @rakeshsai4189
    @rakeshsai4189 6 лет назад +6

    Great!!!!👍👍👍I really liked it!!

  • @kamalnijhawan9592
    @kamalnijhawan9592 6 лет назад +7

    Informative,v.interesting

  • @omchattar1426
    @omchattar1426 6 лет назад +11

    Love you devdutt

  • @Singh.125
    @Singh.125 6 лет назад +6

    Please translate your book in Hindi also so not only matropolitan people's only read and change there way off thinking we need your books read by odnerys people's like from up Bihar mp like Central and north Indians they need to read your books more to change there radicals thinkings

  • @vish2ual
    @vish2ual 6 лет назад +4

    Interesting discussion

  • @nalinkumar7210
    @nalinkumar7210 6 лет назад +10

    Interesting as usual ,but seems to be edited by express group.So much about their freedom of expression ans speech. Even hear it is selective.

  • @Singh.125
    @Singh.125 6 лет назад +3

    You are right like Amish write this kinds off books he take sides

  • @rahul78989
    @rahul78989 3 года назад

    Good

  • @vish2ual
    @vish2ual 6 лет назад +6

    You make some sense

  • @Jo-pv4jx
    @Jo-pv4jx 4 года назад +1

    Those who eat meat are violent.We were not meant to kill animals and eat them. We do not have canine teeth...meat eating and offering meat to Gods is done by those who have not evolved to a higher thinking.Looking down upon these people with disgust is wrong, but to lower your standards to theirs is also wrong.It is normal for people to mingle socially with those who have same morals and ethics as them. In my opinion, that is how Jaati system evolved.

    • @adityanrajesh2634
      @adityanrajesh2634 4 года назад

      "Those who eat meat are violent", if that's the case, then Hitler was Vegetarian. Was he non-violent?

    • @rudraveda
      @rudraveda 4 года назад

      @@adityanrajesh2634 Technically he never killed anyone himself.

    • @ghostanimation9030
      @ghostanimation9030 3 года назад +1

      @@rudraveda 😂😂

    • @ghostanimation9030
      @ghostanimation9030 3 года назад

      @@adityanrajesh2634 don't say anything... They won't listen to u.. 🙂

    • @rudraveda
      @rudraveda 3 года назад

      @@ghostanimation9030 😂

  • @manjuseth8811
    @manjuseth8811 Год назад

    Why you named film stars
    They are no where near this man

  • @anirudhachopade2465
    @anirudhachopade2465 2 года назад

    कृपया हिंदी मे कहे

  • @siddharthparmar6440
    @siddharthparmar6440 10 месяцев назад

    Hindi bhi bolo

  • @vish2ual
    @vish2ual 6 лет назад +5

    But at the end of the day, the great texts of Santan Dharm are hijacked by Brahmins and their Brahmanical rituals. Common masses or the deprived classes have been historically denied spiritual education ..you should acknowledge this brutal fact, mr.devdutt Patnaik

    • @125bbna8
      @125bbna8 6 лет назад +2

      Same in evry culture in any religeon even in atheism. powerful exploits powerless.

    • @swarmagna
      @swarmagna 6 лет назад +1

      Vishwasji, I agree with you. However in the present , the texts are available in regional languages. And Non Brahmin Authors have critically evaluated them. I am sure Patnaik has acknowledged it .

    • @Jo-pv4jx
      @Jo-pv4jx 4 года назад

      The Brahmins are the ones who have kept the knowledge intact through learning by heart word by word the Vedas,upnishad ,Ramayana, mahabharat etc. Otherwise this knowledge would have been lost ,when the the invaders burnt all our books or natural disasters destroyed the books. That is why this knowledge has survived so many thousands of years.So give credit where credit is due