'Temple By The Sea.' My grandfather lived in Carpichaima and during a visit way back then in early 1950's, I saw a man riding his bicycle with a bag of cement on his way to the sea. It was explained, that this sadhu was building a temple in the sea - in memory of his wife. Also, that everyone in the neighbourhood thought he is crazy. The original simple 'temple' was a lot smaller and definitely in the sea surrounded by water. I remember the man slowly making his way with that bag of cement to build his temple. Now this temple sitting in the sea is nowhere near the original...
Yeah, the sea was claiming all the hard work he did, so in 2004, the government stepped in and made this temple by the sea in honor of Siewdass Sadhu and his work
Very Beautiful Hindu Temples. Namaste from India. We Indians love our Hindu Brothers and Sisters of Trinidad & Tobago. Very Nice Video. Jai Shri Ram. Rajeev your voice and style is exceptionally good. You will do very well in bollywood in India.
Thanks for the sub 🙏🏽 and that’s thanks to both our ancestors for keeping the traditions alive and Mahatma Gandhi for sending teachers from India as well
Thanks dude, yeah we’ve got an Indo population here, and thanks to M Ghandi who sent teachers from India during indentureship, a good bit of traditions and culture was preserved
That’s because most if not all of the indentured laborers settle here in Trinidad as compared to Tobago, and there is actually a temple in Tobago..will do a vlog on it one of these days but it’s a simple structure
I am glad yoga is been taught now, hopefully tgey will have a Sanskrit class in the future. When I left the country there were no classes for children to teach them about our Vedic history or about our rich and famous Raj and Ranis in India.
Cuz approximately 43% of our population is of Indian decent as a result of indentureship, therefore Indian cultures and traditions live on here in the island, thus the many mandirs. You’ll also find many mosques and churches here as well
Unfortunately the delta variant is on a rampage and good bit of our peeps are against the vaccine, apart from that we are the only country in the world where our beaches are closed unfortunately
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Beautiful!
Thank you 🙏🏽
great video man ! those shots are amazing too, so pretty!!!
Thanks 🙏🏽
'Temple By The Sea.' My grandfather lived in Carpichaima and during a visit way back then in early 1950's, I saw a man riding his bicycle with a bag of cement on his way to the sea. It was explained, that this sadhu was building a temple in the sea - in memory of his wife. Also, that everyone in the neighbourhood thought he is crazy. The original simple 'temple' was a lot smaller and definitely in the sea surrounded by water. I remember the man slowly making his way with that bag of cement to build his temple. Now this temple sitting in the sea is nowhere near the original...
Yeah, the sea was claiming all the hard work he did, so in 2004, the government stepped in and made this temple by the sea in honor of Siewdass Sadhu and his work
Very Beautiful Hindu Temples. Namaste from India. We Indians love our Hindu Brothers and Sisters of Trinidad & Tobago. Very Nice Video. Jai Shri Ram. Rajeev your voice and style is exceptionally good. You will do very well in bollywood in India.
Namaste...I’m humble by your gracious sentiments wrt Bollywood and the video🙏🏽🙏🏽 and that’s what we grew up with here in the Caribbean
@@TrinbagoVibes Rajeev please also upload Holi 2021 videos of Trinidad and Tobago.
@@satya3495 sadly due to the current pandemic, there wasn’t any nationwide celebrations this year, everyone did their own celebrations at home
@@TrinbagoVibes yes you are right. awaiting your next wonderful video.
@@satya3495 much appreciated 🙏🏽
Subscribed ! Love and respect from Lucknow UP India...You guys are real diamonds still saving your culture 100 200 plus years later. Om Samay Shivay
Thanks for the sub 🙏🏽 and that’s thanks to both our ancestors for keeping the traditions alive and Mahatma Gandhi for sending teachers from India as well
Good bro I love your country look like Indian so many Temple there and I m from Indian(Hindustan)
Thanks dude, yeah we’ve got an Indo population here, and thanks to M Ghandi who sent teachers from India during indentureship, a good bit of traditions and culture was preserved
During the British Empire days, Trinidad, was known as the India of the West Indies.
Those were the days. Great memories of my childhood.
@@kaypee4704 makes sense as we would have the largest Indian population at the time...well possibly Guyana has the greater ethnicity now
Thanks for making this video. So happy to see temples of Trinidad.
You’re welcome, once we’re out of lockdown and things open up, I’ll hopefully showcase some more of these beautiful mandirs
A good Hindu historic video. Thank you for this wonderful short film.
You’re welcome and glad you enjoyed it and your feedback is greatly appreciated
Lovely. Very historical and informative.
Thanks for the feedback 🙏🏽
Happy Divali to you my brother. Thank you this was very informative. Have a great day.
Thanks bro and same to you 🙏🏽 have a good one
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Jai Shri Ram 🙏🏽 thanks for stopping by
Very informational #loveindehouse
Glad I was able to share the knowledge and thanks for stopping by
Hi was the first one by the sea?
I had visited it 17 years ago
Indeed it is the temple by the sea 😁
Sweet TnT 💝
Sweet T&T indeed 🙏🏽
Shubh Diwali I truly enjoyed this one. 1st time I seeing the last temple in Williamsville.
Happy Divali to you and the family as well. Glad you enjoyed bro and yeah the last one is actually the meeting point of three villages
@@TrinbagoVibes you see we are learning from each other
@@VersatileTaxiServiceLimited done know 🙏🏽
Nice
i had a mind this was the three temples you would of done great job
Yup, gotta start with the most iconic ones before showcasing others... thanks for stopping by 🙏🏽
In deed i was like hope he goes to trevni lol i love that temple.. i did some flying there as well ..great job
@@TrinbagoVibes and happy divali
@@dwightlewisdronography4137 happy Divali to you and the Family as well 🙏🏽
Do you know why there are so many Hindus/Hindu temples on Trinidad, but not a single one on Tobago?
That’s because most if not all of the indentured laborers settle here in Trinidad as compared to Tobago, and there is actually a temple in Tobago..will do a vlog on it one of these days but it’s a simple structure
Beautiful my Brother
Thank you my brother 🙏🏽
I am glad yoga is been taught now, hopefully tgey will have a Sanskrit class in the future. When I left the country there were no classes for children to teach them about our Vedic history or about our rich and famous Raj and Ranis in India.
They do have Sanskrit classes here actually, however it’s mainly aspiring pundits who go to them
Why that much mandirs ?
Cuz approximately 43% of our population is of Indian decent as a result of indentureship, therefore Indian cultures and traditions live on here in the island, thus the many mandirs. You’ll also find many mosques and churches here as well
Hi what's going there,
I saw on the news.
Warning ⚠️ visitors to stay away from Trinidad And Tobago.
Yyyyy is that?
Unfortunately the delta variant is on a rampage and good bit of our peeps are against the vaccine, apart from that we are the only country in the world where our beaches are closed unfortunately
Temple by the sea is an illusion. Sadhu was totally ignored while he lived!
Pranam Swamiji 🙏🏽 even if that’s sadly true, at least his legacy will be there for generations to come
@@TrinbagoVibes yes, it should be a lesson for all of us to fully appreciate the Dharma and those who dedicate their lives to it!
@@dharmayogaashram979 agreed 🙏🏽
You need to stop the "would have" and use the simple past tense. "would have" means it didn't happen as planned.
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