Devdutt Pattanaik on Tantric Sex, Polygamy in Hinduism, Descriptions of Hell & More | Podcast 2023

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  • Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024

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  • @levelupwithkaranchugh
    @levelupwithkaranchugh  Год назад +16

    Hey Folks, Thank you for your love & support! Do Like, Share & Subscribe ❤
    Timestamps:
    00:00 - Introduction
    02:52 - How society shapes religion and which Gods are worshipped
    04:30 - "Indian culture" has never been static
    05:13 - How & Why Indra evolved over time, Elephants in Indian History & Mythology
    16:20 - Different bhavas and ways of relating to divinity in India
    17:50 - Polytheistic v/s Monotheistic Cultures in India & across the world
    21:19 - History & Evolution of Bhakti, Types of Bhakti
    25:12 - Polygamy v/s Monogamy in Indian History & Myth
    26:57 - The concept of Marriage and it's link to Property
    27:06 - Parenthood & Lineage in Indian Myth
    29:26 - Krishna & Radha: Married or Not?
    30:28 - Does prayer work? What about Karma?
    31:03 - God as a mythological concept, Atheism in Ancient India
    31:20 - Does prayer work? What about Karma? (contd)
    32:40 - Tantra & Controlling Divine Forces
    33:54 - Balance & Justice as artificial concepts
    34:30 - Coping with the uncertainty of existence
    35:23 - Rethinking Karma as a coping skill
    36:42 - What's the purpose of myth and mythological stories?
    37:34 - "Immoral" depictions of Hindu Gods
    38:40 - Changing ideas of Morality in Indian History, Moral Relativism v/s Universalism in India
    42:54 - The problems with Diversity & Inclusion in the West
    43:20 - Drug use in Indian culture & history
    44:34 - Different ethics for different Gods
    45:51 - Reconciling contrasting mythologies in a multicultural world
    50:15 - Is modernity weakening our link to Indian culture?
    51:57 - Tantra & Sex
    56:50 - The problem with Modern "Gurujis"
    59:17 - What is Soma?
    1:00:00 - Shiva Lingam: Phallic Worship or Not?
    1:02:36 - Nudity & the Body in Indian Culture
    1:04:15 - Hell in Hinduism v/s other religions
    1:05:09 - Changing Laws going against tradition?
    1:07:58 - Concluding Thoughts

    • @kulbhushankumar5360
      @kulbhushankumar5360 Год назад +1

      Invite Acharya Prashant on your show

    • @kailashkumar5881
      @kailashkumar5881 Год назад +1

      Invite Acharya Prashant on your show

    • @VSM101
      @VSM101 11 дней назад +1

      "biblical and Quranic stories" and Hindu mythology XD You people do know you're narratively destroying your own culture while propping up Abrahamic mythology and btw JEWS and MUSLIMS PERFORM SCRIFICES misinformation at their best also the Jews were polytheists until 2nd temple Judaism were the Babylonians defeated them and were defeated by their cousins the Persians whos whole framework of there religion was copied by the Jews from Zoroastrianism. Lol "Final day of judgment", "Eternal hell", "Eternal Paradise", 'Phopethood", "Eternal enemy of God", and "Angles" lol all copied

  • @nikhileshsatani
    @nikhileshsatani Год назад +9

    Podcast/talk was awesome
    One suggestion is that don't say hmm.. , oh yeah , yes.. yes.. in between the interview when the author is speaking, pls it becomes distracting .

    • @levelupwithkaranchugh
      @levelupwithkaranchugh  Год назад +2

      Noted, thanks for the feedback :)

    • @arpitmanchanda6903
      @arpitmanchanda6903 11 месяцев назад

      Really man. Every topic was so well discussed and it felt kind of a distraction/noise between such fine discussion. Kudos to the team who put forward such nice brilliant ideas and shape the informed perception in the mind of viewers.

  • @user-um4di5qm8p
    @user-um4di5qm8p Год назад +4

    So Wonderful! Thanks for not asking cliched questions 🙌

  • @sidheart8905
    @sidheart8905 Год назад +12

    really too much of hmmm can you edit the video to remove that ... otherwise great content and love the knowledge of Devdutt sir .

  • @rohitbenarsie740
    @rohitbenarsie740 8 месяцев назад +1

    Interesting and insightful.

  • @somadeysarkar6526
    @somadeysarkar6526 Год назад +2

    Very fascinating indeed. ❤😊 Devdutt ji talked about Devi who can never be looked upon as romantic partner. But what about Kumarsambhava Or say Kamakshya Devi? Curious to know about this.

  • @devidaughter7782
    @devidaughter7782 Месяц назад +1

    "when society changes, stories change" (11:01). . . the rig ved time area is limited to the Punjab and Haryana states of today (12:00). . . its only the monotheistic god from the middle east who demands submission and is all powerful - this doesn't exist in India/ s. asia (yay!!!). . . "mythological stories are designed to help the human mind grapple with the uncertainty of existence" (36:40)

  • @AdithiaKusno
    @AdithiaKusno 4 месяца назад +1

    If there were no Bhakti and Puja before 600 years ago then how could such mentioned in Valmiki's Ramayana?

    • @VSM101
      @VSM101 11 дней назад +1

      the guy is a mythologist who sells stories he cherry-picks to support his narratives its all about selling books

  • @vinodyy22
    @vinodyy22 Год назад +3

    Amazing 🔥🔥 Quite an eye opener #beerbiceps

  • @vinodyy22
    @vinodyy22 Год назад +1

    Illusion of equality 🤟🤟 bang on

  • @gurmitkaurtaak375
    @gurmitkaurtaak375 5 месяцев назад

    Very informative .😊🎉❤

  • @yatindrapabbati6878
    @yatindrapabbati6878 Год назад

    Nice podcast...but the 'hmm hmm's of the host in between is slightly irritating

  • @adhikrut
    @adhikrut Год назад +1

    lot of information ws tried to be included, required more insight

  • @igorshevchanko8046
    @igorshevchanko8046 Месяц назад

    Hmmm hmm okay is very distracting. Otherwise excellent content!

  • @johnythacheth2899
    @johnythacheth2899 Год назад +1

    Sir, do you believe in such kinds of deities and idols. Are you saying that there will be rain when the rain god reached in a desert area of Africa and Gulf countries?
    Hinduism means sex and physical activities. Whatever seen by eyes become a god, if it is differently behaves or bigger in shapes, Is it? The language written on the sculptures of deities are Hebrew or Mishr (Egyptian) scripts.
    Hinduism used naked sculptures to attract people to their vision of religion. Naked private parts of a deity attracted ladies and few men to visit the temple to see the naked figures often.
    You cannot prove that Hinduism started in India, but so many proof available to prove that Roman Catholic decision of Christianity,Hinduism and Islam are derived from Egyptian culture. In Christianity King Constantine brought the culture and indicted into Christianity in the third century. The way of Sun god worship and making sculptures of deities are the work of Constantine who himself described as the Sun god. Statue of Liberty is the sculpture of Constantine as the Sun god with spikes of sun rays on his head.
    Shiva is the sculpture of Pharaoh the Egyptian King who himself described as the Snake god. Krishna, Ram, Sita and Mahabharata war all resemble with King Pharoahs and his force of war with chariots and horses.

    • @johnythacheth2899
      @johnythacheth2899 Год назад

      Snakes, animals like elephant lion monkeys private parts of human are different and attracting things to the ancient people of Africa. Wild animals were present in African forests only at the ancient time. So those animals became gods.
      Sex is having very power to attract people in seconds. It is a mind changing factor. So they made naked sculpture to attract people and to visit them very often and it became a religion. In Islam also sex is the main principle to attract the human beings with a law that they can marry many women as they desire, which popularised Islam very fast. Why ladies attract Muslims very fast? It is because of their penis which are big and circumcised. Seeing a circumcised penis is very attractive to ladies. So they are easily go to them after avoiding everything behind. Once they see the penis of a circumcised Muslim, ladies forget everything including her culture and religion, parents etc.

    • @Cawnpore_Journo
      @Cawnpore_Journo 11 месяцев назад

      bloody rice bag