The fact the family is Jain, celebrate a Dharmic festival Diwali and let a christian/athiest perform with them a Hindu Pooja is itself shows how diverse and inclusive our culture is
@@warpdrive9229 Well the term Hindu itself is not actually of Indian origin (It is derived from Sindhu River which Greeks called Indus and Persians Used Hindu for us- old Persian/Avestan and old Sanskrit are sister languages and in many words you will find S to H shift). So Hindus for foreigners is anyone who lived beyond Indus River. We Hindus started identifying ourselves as Hindus mostly after Islamic Invasions. Well "who is Hindu" is not same as asking "who is Christian/Muslim". The concept of religion (western lens) cannot really explain it. Because Hinduism is something which incorporates, adopts, questions itself from time to time, that's why if you check you wouldn't find a concept like blasphemy in Indian religions (Sikhism is an anomaly for very obvious reasons). There are multiple school of thoughts which have coexisted with each other and have shared sense of culture, history etc. And every now and then these schools of thoughts have adopted each others' practices while also challenging each other beliefs based on rationale(these schools used to have debates/duels in ancient times). Hope that explains your question.
@@rajanasid bcos they are not following constitution of India. Nation must come first. Tell those other religious followers to start respecting all religions. As long as kaafir,jihad and threatening words will be used there will be no peace in society. Good luck to u.
What an amazing experience this was! I'm so fascinated by how rich Indian culture is and how much variety there is in food, music, religion, people... And it was very special to be celebrating Diwali for the first time. I felt like I was in India to be honest 😄
Hey Markian, Thank you so much for visiting an Indian family. It's Currently 2:56am in the morning in India and watching your video ❤️ After republic day,so happy to watch this 🇮🇳❤️🧿♾️
@@animeindanger9518yes I agree but tamil culture is totally different from north in TN state itself each district has got their own culture I am proud to be an Indian India is not a country it's an universe ❤❤
@@saisankar.m2580I'm from Himalaya and we also have different culture but Hinduism bind us together as one. Himalayan culture is my tribal culture and Hinduism is my soul. No culture can bind my soul. Nothing is greater than my soul/Hinduism.
19:18 if this question was asked to me. My answer would be: i feel blessed to be born in India. It's a country where every major religions exist and diversity is real. From language to culture, from our way of living to our facial features everything is different. I don't need to roam different countries to feel that diversity which our mother earth have. My mother India is whole for me. I know I am being to patriotic but that's just how much I love my country. #IIWII ☺️
I live in the Caribbean, Trinidad and Tobago, and we celebrate Diwali and light diyas. Since there are many different cultures and religions, we have a lot of religious holidays here.
just wait for 2024, As the bill to make it a national holiday in the USA, Canada is under implementation same as how Christmas because of many Indians living in North AMERICA Soon the whole world will celebrate it like Christmas and New Year Love the Caribbean, I'm a big fan of the West Indies cricket team.
I am Somali and did my bachelor's degree in New Delhi at Delhi University. This video brought back good memories of my 4yrs stay in Delhi. Indians are so kind, humble and friendly. The variety of food is amazing too. Chole Bature was my favourite breakfast lol. Nevertheless, thank you Markian for putting up this video. Great content and loved it. Last but not least, come to Somalia, especially Somaliland - Nothern states. It's safe and I promise you will enjoy spending time discovering the culture and hospitality of our country. One love. Cheers.
@@mayjailersirens Sikhism isn't Hinduism but that dont change the fact that it's a branch of the eternal Sanatana Dharma. And no Pakistani ISI funded Khalstani campaign can ever change that no matter how hard they try. No one can change it. Guru Nanak wasn't against Hinduism, repeat after me, Hinduism is a STRICTLY MONOTHEISTIC religion. He was against idolatry and polytheistic "practices" which Hindus indulge in. not necessarily a part of Hinduism. The Vedas are the ONLY representatives of Sanatana.
@star 3 ❤️de if any country has poor people does that mean the people of that country are not nice? So according to you only rich people are nice. Indians are not nice by money, they are nice by heart
@star 3 yeah nice guy 😂 He was a british puppet🤡 many freedom fighters were also killed bcuz of him, everyone knows freedom can never be achieved by non-violence He divided our country between India and Pakistan and after independence he declared our freedom fighters as terrorists
@@cryptochris9001 i agree with you brother, Hinduism is the way of life. No perticular prophet, there is no particular religious book, there is no founder. Hinduism is as ancient as mayan, mesopotamian, Persian and the Egypt civilizations but all those got extinct.the only religion that still exists. 🕉️
@@cryptochris9001 when comes to secularism in Hinduism clear example is India. Indian majority population is Hindu that's about 80% and Still India is a secular country. Muslim Invaders ruled India for 650 years and Europeans for 200 years. But nowadays Hindus coexists with all other religions like Christian, Jain,Sikh, Islamic and buddist.
That's the wrong thing i mean we are secular peace loving but we always forget to draw a line of tolerance , hindus face so many attacks and hate without reason and we tolerate it
I love my culture am Indian I live in the country of Trinidad and Tobago West Indies 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹 we have a diversity of different cultures here we celebrate everything Diwali is one of our festival here also 💖
Being a jain i associate with them so much!.. and despite our strict religious rituals adjusting and being welcoming with an outsider is so good i respect the family!
Bhai Jain Bhi Sanatani He Hote Hain Toh Kya Aap Log Sanatnis ki trha Shree Ram, Mahadev and all ki pooja krte ho and Holi diwali raakhi celebrate krte ho 🤔
@@RaniDevi-gp6vb Diwali par fire crackers nahi fodte. Diwali par Last Thirthankar Mahavir Swami ko moksh prapth hua tha isliye celebrate karte hain. Ram, Krishna sab agle kaal Chakra mein humare thirthankar (next 24) banenge isliye unka samman bahut hai. Shiv, Vishnu, Brahma ki Pooja jyaadatar nahi hoti because bakthi par nahi karm par importance jyaada hai. Jai jinendra🙏
Each and every state of India have their on language,culture,habitat,food types..etc . But "chai" is the one and only common thing that goes around in whole india 😂❤️
Chai is not common.. South indians love their coffee.. Filter coffee or the most famous kumbakonam degree kapi.. I dont think a single thing that binds us.. That fact that each and every place being unique is what binds us.
In my opinion there is nothing like a single Indian culture cause india has different cultures.And if you wanna know about India you should visit each person from all different Indian cultures...then you'll get an idea about India. Well anyway I understood a lot about the different cultures of the world from your channel. Keep going guys
@@rasikadurbule3025 no.. you are wrong. The cultures vary in different states and places. I've been traveling and staying in different states of India for past 10 years as my job is Pan India. I experienced it personally.
@@rocky821 Your toxic mind made you make this unnecessary comment which is not related to what she said. How many states in India you went and how many festivals you seen in person?
Congratulations Markain, you've just experienced 0.01% of Indian culture, diversity, spirituality and food. In India we have a saying, "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam" which translates to "The whole world is one family". 😄
People in India (so called fake celeb) itself give suggestions about how to celebrate Diwali or even criticize. And People from different countries like our custom and cultures. I feel proud to be Indian and everyone should. Markian and team is amazing people.
For me, being Indian means... knowing I'll never be alone. Take it in any sense : 1. The family is here to stay, integral part of life, 2. There will always be help in distress, because Indians are helpful 3. We love to speak, so there's never a chance of getting lonely 😁 4. There's just too many people here, periodt.. 😁
@star 3 Why are you repeating this poor people thingy? Who would want to donate all their money to someone random? And tbh we still donate. And poverty is on a downward trend, don't worry.
My mom said how much she loves the video after watching and says thanks for making this kind of videos. I love learning about new culture. Plus my mom really loved the outfits and everything else about India. Thanks for making uplifting wholesome videos.
Mexican and Indian, I love it so much. Do whatever you want Markian. I love the international video so much. Loved your video so much and I enjoyed it so much. I was super smiling while watching this. I love it so much. Love you and stay safe. Have a wonderful day. You look so cute. ❤️
Being an Indian is an emotion!! An emotion of gratitude towards nature and courage to help others in need. proud of creating and giving so much to the world starting from '0' to Yoga to kamasutra to pyjamas! Being a Hindu is pure pride as it teaches us to respect each and every being in the world starting from trees to animals to rivers to humans! An Indian always stands out coz he/she is as unique as the soil of india! Proud Indian🇮🇳
Your travelling partner look so pretty. She looks like a princess wearing the indian traditional clothes. Diwali is so beautiful. I love all the lights and candles and all the colors💕💕
This is clearly not India...... We're you not paying attention to where this video is set ? Plus if this was India, it definitely wouldn't have looked this nice.
@@Blaze6432 yes my friend, It's not India. I am saying about Culture and Heritage. The people from the Sacred Land will shine anywhere with their own values and living system i. e. Life style (Family system). It was filmed in USA or UK in Indian's homes. Thank You.
@@Blaze6432 Secularism isn't western/Abrahamic culture, but Dharmic or Hindu culture for the last 8000 years. The west wouldn't have been so prosperous without our ideas and other cultural exchanges.
@@infinite5795😂😂8000 years old who are u fooling Aryans came 3000 years ago from central Asia to present India formed their culture and religion over years. Though they subjugated mulniwasi and made them lesser.
Hey Markian, I’m from Taiwan 🇹🇼 and I really enjoy your Diwali Celebration video. Although, I get chance to watch your videos on fb. Seems that you guys have so much fun and explored a lotttt about Indian families, warmness, love, culture, traditions, delicious food, colorful traditional attires so closely…!!! Do share your thoughts on your Diwali Celebration..!!!
Few corrections: Diwali (Deepavali) is not the new year for Hindus. Yes, it is festival of lights but as Vinod ji said it's not like new year. The day is celebrated to mark the returning of Bhagwan Shree Ram, his wife Devi Seeta and Brother Laxman after killing evil man Ravan and completing their 14 years of exile. It's basically celebration of victory over evil, knowledge over ignorance, light over darkness etc. And there are many events and stories associated with diwali since India's culture and traditions changes after every 100km. But in very few states/ palaces diwali celebrated as new year. New year for Hindus falls in the month of April called Ugadi/Gudi padwa/Bihu etc. New bud, New flowers, fresh air and small insects/birds carrier pollen and busy in making food. Overall all a new beginning associated with nature. Edits: ok ok.... I got to know that Jains and Gujjus celebrate New year on Deepavali. Very strange but not surprised since Hinduism is broad and vast you can expect everything.
I swear gujju ppl need to stop telling everyone that diwali is indian new year 😅😅😅😅 depending on whether some state follows solar or lunar calendar thier new years falls either on april13th/14th for the solar calendar states and varying dates in march or April for those following lunar calendar 😅😅😅 Nd all hindus observe diwali as goddess Lakshmi's birthday(goddess of wealth)
@@pranitavatsal1446 exactly.... Except Gujjus all Hindus celebrate New year in the month of April/March. But have to respect their way of celebration tho
India is the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend and the great grand mother of tradition -Mark Twain.
I was waiting for this video since you announced it @markian back in October 2021 I think. So happy and glad to see you mingling in so many different cultures, not just Indian. Hope you visit us some day in India, would be great to host you. Thank you so much for spreading such an amount of positivity, warmth, joy and love. Love you all at Smile Squad. ❤️
@@joshyaj4317 Dalit Brahman thing is a history now, everybody has realised the True Sanatana Dharma (not saying for those who spread propaganda). Hinduism Unites ❤️
You guys are so respectful of various cultures and always ready to embrace it ! Thanks for spreading positivity through your videos. I just kept smiling throughout this video. This is exactly how we celebrate diwali with our friends and family!
You can never know Indian culture fully because there are a lot of diversity. Every state has different cultures, in fact even a state has a lot of diversity. But even with all the diversity, we are still one. We are Indian.
@@AS-jo8qh thats because we know everything about the west and their country's culture but they doesn't know ours but when they do it becomes mutual and feel respected
@WhAtEveRrr that's not really a celebration...it's more like a low-key holiday .in the west, it's really celebrated. It's huge- noticed the difference when I moved. I know they are majority Christian, but still- we don't really "celebrate" it.
@WhAtEveRrr wait.. what?? What states are you talking about? Which state is christian majority?? And no, i don't get christmas holidays, its mostly my exams during that period.
@WhAtEveRrr how is lack of knowledge embarrassing, its good that i got to know something new. I have read about goa genocides, so i know about that. But the states you mentioned had tribes and had a diversity of traditions, and were converted recently only.
Sikhs wear stupid underwear on their head and they have copied all surname from Hinduism. Singh is rajput surname and Kaur is copied from rajput "kanwar".
Many people recognise That this family Is jain Family i am jain too we jains are interlinked with Hinduism in many ways they are also interlinked with each other
What a loving and charming family. I love that you are learning many cultures as that is what brings us together as a human race... the way it should be. Each person you meet, along with the both of you are setting examples and for this you should be proud.
Markian is such a wonderful soul! He is so kind and respectful. World need more people like him. I Love your videos. It would be so nice if everyone thinks like him, the world would be a better place!🫂❤️
The family should've called you guys a week before to enjoy the real Diwali. Where you gotta clean every nook and cranny of the house. That's the real feel of Diwali.😩
My first time seeing your videos. Absolutely a great thought, to ask people can we experience your Heritage and community. Absolutely love this. I hope many more will see this type of exploring. Just sit down with people and talk.
when you are an indian and you see people from other country respecting your culture and understanding it ... it just makes an indian so proud and i love it! ✌💜
We celebrate Diwali because on this day Lord Rama, his wife Sita Devi and brother Lakshmana return to their homeland (known as Ayodhya) after 14 years in exile in forests. People lit a path for Rama, who had defeated the demon king Ravana.🌸💖
the family was so welcoming and lovely , the way they included you guys in each and every thing they did making you visiting different temples, they also bought indian clothes for you , then made you try different types of indian foods be it sweets or snacks or main course , i totally loved watching this vlog, and the whole idea of it people across the globe are able to understand different cultures now and it is always good to learn or gain knowledge about something new, such a wholesome vlog , loved it! 💗
Amazing experience learning new cultures and traditions. It's purely eye awakening and allows one to understand another's belief's. Wonderful family! They are such heart warming people and can easily accept any open minded person into their home.
Hey Markian, you're missing a lot of different cultures from India. Alot doesn't know about Northeast Indians, we have 8 states with many different cultures and cuisines. Please do check it out.
Diwali is my Favorite time of the year I love lighting fireworks and seeing them in the sky at night so amazing so Markian and Afomia how did you like our Indian food, people, prayers and clothes you are so inspired to learn more about each culture
Markian i am from India and rn I am watching this video from here n i feel so proud of being Indian. I respect you most for understanding our culture values and trying to connect with us in such a warm way. You are my favorite 💛
This was so interesting to me. I never really listened in religious studies at school so I’ve never really learned about other cultures. Watching this, I found myself smiling a lot more than I thought I was going to. I’m getting diwali fomo 😂
Markian and his companion looked very charming in their Indian dresses Markian's ability to blend in with people from other cultures is outstanding. This video helped me to understand a festival of my own religion in a deep manner 💖
I really commend the Indian families for showcasing the spiritual aspect of Diwali - including Lakshmi puja and going to Hindu and Jain temples. Diwali has become quite commercial so that was refreshing to see. Nice job!
Wow!! thanks for sharing Vinod. Markian you went to the best host and human being. I loved everything in this video. Keep going guys!!! live your passion and keep bringing the best you see out there.
my family is from india and even though i'm not born there, i get extremely excited and happy to talk about india or learn more about it because i love it sm💖
@@jumbo6689 no..... tamilnadu is a state situated in South India...where people used to speak tamil language ....which is also known as the oldest language in the world ☺️
We should also appreciate that family who explained our culture and traditions really well . So kudos to both of you and to all those families . Love from India ❤❤❤
Markian Brother..I genuinely appreciate your efforts of your learning from our Indian Culture and Tradition..let me clarify one thing..Diwali is the festival of lights (here light means 🪔Diya made out of clay) but due to socio-economic division in the society,artificial lights have replaced the traditional Diya🪔..also Diwali is celebrated for the return of Lord Ram along with her consort Maa Sita after the completion of exile of 14 years from his Kingdom Ayodhya.
No, they have different temples , different God , different religions festivals. But still Jain People love to celebrate every Hindu festival. Hindus and Jains, they love to visit each others temples.
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The fact the family is Jain, celebrate a Dharmic festival Diwali and let a christian/athiest perform with them a Hindu Pooja is itself shows how diverse and inclusive our culture is
Jains also celebrate diwali.
@@randomhuman8825 thats why I said- Dharmic which comprises of Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism and Sikhism
Jains celebrate Diwali because it's the day the last Tirthankar Bhagwaan Mahavir attained moksha(liberation), not because they are Hindus.
@@nipunkothari5518 Can you define who are Hindus actually are?
@@warpdrive9229 Well the term Hindu itself is not actually of Indian origin (It is derived from Sindhu River which Greeks called Indus and Persians Used Hindu for us- old Persian/Avestan and old Sanskrit are sister languages and in many words you will find S to H shift).
So Hindus for foreigners is anyone who lived beyond Indus River. We Hindus started identifying ourselves as Hindus mostly after Islamic Invasions.
Well "who is Hindu" is not same as asking "who is Christian/Muslim". The concept of religion (western lens) cannot really explain it. Because Hinduism is something which incorporates, adopts, questions itself from time to time, that's why if you check you wouldn't find a concept like blasphemy in Indian religions (Sikhism is an anomaly for very obvious reasons). There are multiple school of thoughts which have coexisted with each other and have shared sense of culture, history etc. And every now and then these schools of thoughts have adopted each others' practices while also challenging each other beliefs based on rationale(these schools used to have debates/duels in ancient times).
Hope that explains your question.
Markian, your ability to try, learn and respect other cultures with such a grace is outstanding that not many people can do! Kudos!!
crtising is easy , understanding cultures in detail is one of the most hard thing, we get somethings new that generally we didnt hear from media
Yeah
In India, Indians don’t give a damn about fellow Indians. They want to deport other religious followers to Pakistan, Palistan. 😀
All Indians do it effortlessly
@@rajanasid bcos they are not following constitution of India. Nation must come first. Tell those other religious followers to start respecting all religions. As long as kaafir,jihad and threatening words will be used there will be no peace in society. Good luck to u.
I’m an Bangladeshi but seeing other people’s culture is soo mesmerising
Yea that's why hindus temples gods and goddess were destroyed there in Bangladesh
@@Gaming91izzz it isn’t destroyed...infact there is a lot of Hindus living here and there is a lot of temples I see every day
yo... bangla culture is also desi culture... lol
My parents are Bangladeshi Hindu but I’m born us the USA I see a lot of Hindu temples in Rajshahi my parents home town
are you hindu hope you are fine today
You chose the right family!!! They showed you a perfect Indian Day!!! Enjoyed watching this!
They are jain infact
@@ishanjain3406 well SANTAN DHARMA . It consists Hinduism , Buddhism , Jainism , Sikhism etc and some other tribes . 😊.
Still trying to figure our if it's a South Indian family or a gujrati family or bengali family
No they didn't....A perfect Indian day has wife hitting husband with jhaadoo....
@@orekiok8939 you are right.. All of them are one 👌
What an amazing experience this was! I'm so fascinated by how rich Indian culture is and how much variety there is in food, music, religion, people... And it was very special to be celebrating Diwali for the first time. I felt like I was in India to be honest 😄
Awesome video Markian! Your such a kind person keep up the good work!
Wow this is so nice you should really do Afghanistan next 🇦🇫
Cool now do a Muslim family or I cry
I would love to invite you I'm from India Delhi
Hey Markian, Thank you so much for visiting an Indian family. It's Currently 2:56am in the morning in India and watching your video ❤️
After republic day,so happy to watch this 🇮🇳❤️🧿♾️
As an Indian, appreciation from foreigners doesnt make me proud.....its my culture that I am proud of.
Do you want some salt for your lassi?
@@L-mo what the- 🗿😂
huh? you can be proud and humble at the same time.
@@L-mo Go back to Sesame Street
@@bloomie6485 😂
As a tamizhan I always proud of my hindu and tamil culture
Indian culture😎
@@animeindanger9518hindu culture 😂 but also indian
@@aakashrai6820 😂that's why I am flexing Indian culture with shades😎
It's sarcasm
@@animeindanger9518yes I agree but tamil culture is totally different from north in TN state itself each district has got their own culture I am proud to be an Indian India is not a country it's an universe ❤❤
@@saisankar.m2580I'm from Himalaya and we also have different culture but Hinduism bind us together as one. Himalayan culture is my tribal culture and Hinduism is my soul. No culture can bind my soul. Nothing is greater than my soul/Hinduism.
19:18 if this question was asked to me. My answer would be: i feel blessed to be born in India. It's a country where every major religions exist and diversity is real. From language to culture, from our way of living to our facial features everything is different. I don't need to roam different countries to feel that diversity which our mother earth have. My mother India is whole for me. I know I am being to patriotic but that's just how much I love my country. #IIWII ☺️
Yaass! Basically it means to be humble and tolerable with all.
@@ewshutup910 i like your user name
@WhAtEveRrr 😂 we meet again
@@divineflu34567 thanks !
Yessss i love my country
I live in the Caribbean, Trinidad and Tobago, and we celebrate Diwali and light diyas. Since there are many different cultures and religions, we have a lot of religious holidays here.
YUP!!
AND ULL B EVEN MORE EXCITED WHEN U R STUDYING IN INDIA AS U GET ATLEAST A DAY IN A MONTH AS A GOVERNMENT HOLIDAY;)💜
@@shinis2588 So true 😂
I also Live in trinidad. Such a wonderful multicultural diversity.
Same I live here too 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
just wait for 2024, As the bill to make it a national holiday in the USA, Canada is under implementation same as how Christmas
because of many Indians living in North AMERICA
Soon the whole world will celebrate it like Christmas and New Year
Love the Caribbean, I'm a big fan of the West Indies cricket team.
I am Somali and did my bachelor's degree in New Delhi at Delhi University. This video brought back good memories of my 4yrs stay in Delhi.
Indians are so kind, humble and friendly. The variety of food is amazing too. Chole Bature was my favourite breakfast lol.
Nevertheless, thank you Markian for putting up this video. Great content and loved it.
Last but not least, come to Somalia, especially Somaliland - Nothern states.
It's safe and I promise you will enjoy spending time discovering the culture and hospitality of our country.
One love.
Cheers.
which college bro
@@Aloksharma-oe1gm Moti Lal Nehru College, South campus, Delhi University.
@@gureyj thats absolutely amazing bro I am from st stephens
hey gurey!!! i wanna go to india in my collage bro i'm somali too but how was it 🤍
@@nasuutahir6025 go to Delhi University it's good but remember it gets really hot in Delhi ,
Hindu Jain Budh Sikh are all branches of Sanatan Dharma which has kept them all together ♥️🕉️🙏 hare Krishna ♥️🙏
They are not in Santana dharma they are in dharmic
sikhism is completely separate , please stop lumping us with hinduism we are NOT the same. sikhi rejects polytheism
@@mayjailersirensOk, didi Sikhs don't belong to us.
Now, happy.
Thn y 10 guru 😂😂😂@@mayjailersirens
@@mayjailersirens Sikhism isn't Hinduism but that dont change the fact that it's a branch of the eternal Sanatana Dharma. And no Pakistani ISI funded Khalstani campaign can ever change that no matter how hard they try. No one can change it.
Guru Nanak wasn't against Hinduism, repeat after me, Hinduism is a STRICTLY MONOTHEISTIC religion. He was against idolatry and polytheistic "practices" which Hindus indulge in. not necessarily a part of Hinduism. The Vedas are the ONLY representatives of Sanatana.
For Indians being nice and kind is not just limited to "sorry" and "thank you"
@star 3 It is reducing drastically.
@star 3 where are you from ?
@star 3 ❤️de if any country has poor people does that mean the people of that country are not nice?
So according to you only rich people are nice.
Indians are not nice by money, they are nice by heart
@star 3 yeah nice guy 😂
He was a british puppet🤡 many freedom fighters were also killed bcuz of him, everyone knows freedom can never be achieved by non-violence
He divided our country between India and Pakistan and after independence he declared our freedom fighters as terrorists
@star 3 Abdul real I'd se aa
Hindus are secular and peace loving people ❤️🇮🇳
exactly why hinduism is not a real religion its secularism mixed with atheistic talking points
@@cryptochris9001 i agree with you brother, Hinduism is the way of life. No perticular prophet, there is no particular religious book, there is no founder.
Hinduism is as ancient as mayan, mesopotamian, Persian and the Egypt civilizations but all those got extinct.the only religion that still exists. 🕉️
@@cryptochris9001 when comes to secularism in Hinduism clear example is India. Indian majority population is Hindu that's about 80% and Still India is a secular country. Muslim Invaders ruled India for 650 years and Europeans for 200 years. But nowadays Hindus coexists with all other religions like Christian, Jain,Sikh, Islamic and buddist.
@@govindraj28 you don't agree then if you call it a religion it's not a real religion it leads people away from God and the Creation account.
That's the wrong thing i mean we are secular peace loving but we always forget to draw a line of tolerance , hindus face so many attacks and hate without reason and we tolerate it
I love my culture am Indian
I live in the country of Trinidad and Tobago West Indies 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹 we have a diversity of different cultures here we celebrate everything Diwali is one of our festival here also 💖
Much love from India!
Good to know. Best wishes
Hi
I love my India
I love my culture
I love my festivals
I love my religion
Jay hind 💗
Us bhai us
@@Allah_Mader_Chod_hailove ur names 😂
@@Allah_Mader_Chod_haiJai shree ram Har har mahadev 🚩🕉️
Markian went from Markian to Mayank Real Quick 😂❤️
Very Well Blended Markian ❤️🇮🇳🇺🇸
He does look like a Mayank 😂
@@MsThe90 mayank with brown hair and beard..👀🥲
@@aryanhassan4659 ginger hair*
@@devikagarje8540 hmm... you're right devika
@@aryanhassan4659 hehe😁
Being a jain i associate with them so much!.. and despite our strict religious rituals adjusting and being welcoming with an outsider is so good i respect the family!
Bhai Jain Bhi Sanatani He Hote Hain Toh Kya Aap Log Sanatnis ki trha Shree Ram, Mahadev and all ki pooja krte ho and Holi diwali raakhi celebrate krte ho 🤔
@@RaniDevi-gp6vb haan karte hai
@@RaniDevi-gp6vb Diwali par fire crackers nahi fodte. Diwali par Last Thirthankar Mahavir Swami ko moksh prapth hua tha isliye celebrate karte hain. Ram, Krishna sab agle kaal Chakra mein humare thirthankar (next 24) banenge isliye unka samman bahut hai. Shiv, Vishnu, Brahma ki Pooja jyaadatar nahi hoti because bakthi par nahi karm par importance jyaada hai. Jai jinendra🙏
@@artsysane
Ohhh
Yaanki Hum Ek He Hain 🤷♀️
@@RaniDevi-gp6vb sab alag hai par ek hai. Unity in diversity ❤
Each and every state of India have their on language,culture,habitat,food types..etc . But "chai" is the one and only common thing that goes around in whole india 😂❤️
It's saa not 🤣🤮 chai
Ohomiya hoi niki tumi?
No every 2nd house of the India having new festival
It's chaaa in bengali
Chai is not common.. South indians love their coffee.. Filter coffee or the most famous kumbakonam degree kapi.. I dont think a single thing that binds us.. That fact that each and every place being unique is what binds us.
The point is that the family left India but they didn't forget our Indian culture
Love from India 🇮🇳 ❤
Amazing Indian family ❤️
Aaah bestie u r here . Hehehe
❤❤
Me also Indian 😍
Are u from
Tx brother ❤🙏🙏
In my opinion there is nothing like a single Indian culture cause india has different cultures.And if you wanna know about India you should visit each person from all different Indian cultures...then you'll get an idea about India.
Well anyway I understood a lot about the different cultures of the world from your channel. Keep going guys
@@rasikadurbule3025 no.. you are wrong. The cultures vary in different states and places. I've been traveling and staying in different states of India for past 10 years as my job is Pan India. I experienced it personally.
By this logic tell me any specific culture ? 🙄 There r different cultures tradition in every country.. 😭
@@amit9023 she's a indian christian, i think she hates hindu festivals. many churches kinda mock hindu traditions
Dude, I am a South India, worked in North India for more than a year. Nothing is same here. Don't generalize dude.
@@rocky821 Your toxic mind made you make this unnecessary comment which is not related to what she said. How many states in India you went and how many festivals you seen in person?
Congratulations Markain, you've just experienced 0.01% of Indian culture, diversity, spirituality and food. In India we have a saying, "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam" which translates to "The whole world is one family". 😄
People in India (so called fake celeb) itself give suggestions about how to celebrate Diwali or even criticize. And People from different countries like our custom and cultures. I feel proud to be Indian and everyone should. Markian and team is amazing people.
0.00000000001percent
Hey man atleast he tried
@@KryZaqGamer that's still significantly high. Even lesser.
Then they should stay at an other family to learn the other 99.9%! I would enjoy watching that.
Let's start a world that's okay with celebrating each other's cultures. Respect to all of you💜
For me, being Indian means... knowing I'll never be alone.
Take it in any sense :
1. The family is here to stay, integral part of life,
2. There will always be help in distress, because Indians are helpful
3. We love to speak, so there's never a chance of getting lonely 😁
4. There's just too many people here, periodt.. 😁
@star 3 Why are you repeating this poor people thingy? Who would want to donate all their money to someone random? And tbh we still donate. And poverty is on a downward trend, don't worry.
@star 3 why are you commenting? Why don't you donate your phone to any poor??
@star 3 then don't comment shit about other countries when you can't do that
Heee
@star 3 shut the heck up. Everyone in India is different. If u aren't Indian, doesn't mean u disrespect us and our nation!
My mom said how much she loves the video after watching and says thanks for making this kind of videos. I love learning about new culture. Plus my mom really loved the outfits and everything else about India. Thanks for making uplifting wholesome videos.
Mexican and Indian, I love it so much. Do whatever you want Markian. I love the international video so much. Loved your video so much and I enjoyed it so much. I was super smiling while watching this. I love it so much. Love you and stay safe. Have a wonderful day. You look so cute. ❤️
Watch the video where they spent a day with a Palestinian family.
Mexicans also love their family.
You must be living another level of spicy life😂
Being an Indian is an emotion!! An emotion of gratitude towards nature and courage to help others in need. proud of creating and giving so much to the world starting from '0' to Yoga to kamasutra to pyjamas! Being a Hindu is pure pride as it teaches us to respect each and every being in the world starting from trees to animals to rivers to humans! An Indian always stands out coz he/she is as unique as the soil of india! Proud Indian🇮🇳
Beautifully said :)
This is the speciality about Indians.
We live with our family and celebrate our tradition and live life Joyfully.
Love from 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳.
That is not specialty - people all over the world love spending their time with family, celebrate their traditions, and would like to live joyfully!
@@ala7515 nope out side there is no joint family syststem its rare at outside
@@goutham4381 50% of the Indian families living the west are all disoriented and broken up. That concept is dying out slowly.
@@grapejuiceboy west 😂 ham iam frm west where did yu get information 😂
@@grapejuiceboy joint family is our strength it is broking in foriegn but it in us it is growing ‼️
Your travelling partner look so pretty. She looks like a princess wearing the indian traditional clothes.
Diwali is so beautiful. I love all the lights and candles and all the colors💕💕
That's India.
My country,
A land of Unity in Diversity and
Diversity in Unity.
Happy Diwali.
Jai Hind.
This is clearly not India...... We're you not paying attention to where this video is set ? Plus if this was India, it definitely wouldn't have looked this nice.
@@Blaze6432 yes my friend,
It's not India.
I am saying about Culture and Heritage.
The people from the Sacred Land will shine anywhere with their own values and living system i. e. Life style (Family system).
It was filmed in USA or UK in Indian's homes.
Thank You.
@@ramamohanareddy5057 "My country", when it's not. Your culture? yes.
@@Blaze6432 Secularism isn't western/Abrahamic culture, but Dharmic or Hindu culture for the last 8000 years. The west wouldn't have been so prosperous without our ideas and other cultural exchanges.
@@infinite5795😂😂8000 years old who are u fooling Aryans came 3000 years ago from central Asia to present India formed their culture and religion over years. Though they subjugated mulniwasi and made them lesser.
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Lot of love from india always loves your technology
Love Israel from India
Love from India ❤️❤️❤️
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Hey Markian, I’m from Taiwan 🇹🇼 and I really enjoy your Diwali Celebration video. Although, I get chance to watch your videos on fb. Seems that you guys have so much fun and explored a lotttt about Indian families, warmness, love, culture, traditions, delicious food, colorful traditional attires so closely…!!! Do share your thoughts on your Diwali Celebration..!!!
Yakshini ki kahani 2 full video.... ruclips.net/video/RYZ5YjxJXb8/видео.html
taiwan is not a country -69420 social credits >:(
@@disguyanimates7742 oh really
@🎆 SUPER Legends YES TAIWAN IS NOT A COUNTRY ITS CHINA
Love Taiwan.. 😍
Few corrections:
Diwali (Deepavali) is not the new year for Hindus. Yes, it is festival of lights but as Vinod ji said it's not like new year. The day is celebrated to mark the returning of Bhagwan Shree Ram, his wife Devi Seeta and Brother Laxman after killing evil man Ravan and completing their 14 years of exile. It's basically celebration of victory over evil, knowledge over ignorance, light over darkness etc. And there are many events and stories associated with diwali since India's culture and traditions changes after every 100km. But in very few states/ palaces diwali celebrated as new year.
New year for Hindus falls in the month of April called Ugadi/Gudi padwa/Bihu etc. New bud, New flowers, fresh air and small insects/birds carrier pollen and busy in making food. Overall all a new beginning associated with nature.
Edits: ok ok.... I got to know that Jains and Gujjus celebrate New year on Deepavali. Very strange but not surprised since Hinduism is broad and vast you can expect everything.
It's new year for gujratis
From next day of diwali Gujaratis new year
We called bestu varsh (new year)
It's jain new year
Jain's celebrate mahavir Nirvana day as new year
I swear gujju ppl need to stop telling everyone that diwali is indian new year 😅😅😅😅 depending on whether some state follows solar or lunar calendar thier new years falls either on april13th/14th for the solar calendar states and varying dates in march or April for those following lunar calendar 😅😅😅 Nd all hindus observe diwali as goddess Lakshmi's birthday(goddess of wealth)
@@pranitavatsal1446 exactly.... Except Gujjus all Hindus celebrate New year in the month of April/March. But have to respect their way of celebration tho
I love to learn about new cultures!! Happy Diwali!
So they just….let him in
India is the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother
of history, the grandmother of legend and the great grand mother of tradition
-Mark Twain.
Come India see multi culture,. Every state has his unique culture.
Dhanyawaad 🚩
S2u
Jain + Bodh + Hindu + Sikkh are part of Sanatan dharma
Kudos to the Indian family for putting in effort to make them part of Indian culture and their homes with such welcoming hearts.
This is how humanity works. Respect each other. Markian and his companion surely have a good time.
Indian culture is so good and full of happiness and joy .....I m proud to be an Indian.. 🇮🇳🇮🇳.. 😌😌🌸
Always love Indian culture and the food, and of course Hindi Language. From your neighbour SL
Loads of love sir
1600+ languages are spoken in 🇮🇳
🇮🇳❤️🇱🇰
Much respect brother🙌
SL is not our neighbour,you are our family
@@sanjeebdas7080no they r our neighbour only.
I was waiting for this video since you announced it @markian back in October 2021 I think. So happy and glad to see you mingling in so many different cultures, not just Indian. Hope you visit us some day in India, would be great to host you.
Thank you so much for spreading such an amount of positivity, warmth, joy and love. Love you all at Smile Squad. ❤️
Thank you Keshav! We've been waiting to post it for a while 😅 I've visited India twice and I definitely want to go back!
@@markianb Dear, you are of course not an untouchable Dalit. So no wonder you got a king's welcome
@@joshyaj4317 there's no such thing as caste, nobody's dalit or bramhin my friend move ahead.
@@joshyaj4317 spread your shi**y propganda somewhere else sir. Its 2021 you should stop using the word dalit now.
@@joshyaj4317 Dalit Brahman thing is a history now, everybody has realised the True Sanatana Dharma (not saying for those who spread propaganda). Hinduism Unites ❤️
You guys are so respectful of various cultures and always ready to embrace it ! Thanks for spreading positivity through your videos. I just kept smiling throughout this video. This is exactly how we celebrate diwali with our friends and family!
Thank you for the kind comment 🥰
@@markianb Dear, you are of course not an untouchable Dalit. So no wonder you got a king's welcome
@@joshyaj4317 are you living in 1700s 😂😂
@@markianb Do visit India ☺️
@@khanam..2530 because untouchability was practiced until around that time
வெளி நாட்டில் இந்திய குடும்பத்தை பார்ப்பதே அவ்வளவு அழகு நன்றி சிறப்பான கானோளி
Not me being Indian and speaking Hindi understanding everything they’re saying! Asian lives matter, thanks @Markian for respecting our culture.
You can never know Indian culture fully because there are a lot of diversity. Every state has different cultures, in fact even a state has a lot of diversity. But even with all the diversity, we are still one. We are Indian.
Indian is not a culture, and that is why.
@Mr. Mysterious Hindi Also another stupid term that makes no sense, especially when many modern Diwali traditions don't even stem from Hinduism.
@@Blaze6432 thanks for the backup
It always makes me smile when he or someone says a good thing about Indian stuff because I'm Indian.
Ik that feeling
Average Indian foreign validation enjoyer
@@AS-jo8qh yeah it's so sad
@@AS-jo8qh thats because we know everything about the west and their country's culture but they doesn't know ours but when they do it becomes mutual and feel respected
Yup that's why we love to watch such videos related to us😊❤️
Indian culture is always awsum 😍❤🔥
I’ve always wondered what it’s like to celebrate another culture’s holiday
same! I mean I am Indian so I celebrate Diwali but for example Christmas, is not something I have celebrated! I would love to celebrate it though :)
@WhAtEveRrr def not large scale, otherwise i would have known about that.
@WhAtEveRrr that's not really a celebration...it's more like a low-key holiday .in the west, it's really celebrated. It's huge- noticed the difference when I moved. I know they are majority Christian, but still- we don't really "celebrate" it.
@WhAtEveRrr wait.. what?? What states are you talking about? Which state is christian majority?? And no, i don't get christmas holidays, its mostly my exams during that period.
@WhAtEveRrr how is lack of knowledge embarrassing, its good that i got to know something new. I have read about goa genocides, so i know about that. But the states you mentioned had tribes and had a diversity of traditions, and were converted recently only.
U guys looks awesome in Indian outfits .and I really liked Ur respect towards our culture and nation .😍😘🤗
Afomia hit different in indian clothes she's looking very pretty and markian is looking very handsome in kurta pyjama❤️❤️❤️
we love trying clothes like these, they are such a strong visual celebration of culture!
@@markianb please markian tell afomia she's looking very pretty in that outfit ...
@Ramandeep Singh 1984 was so fun lol pagdichdo
@Ramandeep Singh pagdichod
Sikhs wear stupid underwear on their head and they have copied all surname from Hinduism. Singh is rajput surname and Kaur is copied from rajput "kanwar".
Many people recognise That this family Is jain Family
i am jain too
we jains are interlinked with Hinduism in many ways
they are also interlinked with each other
Happy to see Jain Hindu Family explaining the Indian culture so well
I have an indian friend and he always tell stories about their culture. Very nicee
A French family and it was so good seeing you with an Indian family celebrating diwali ❤ 😊 ✨
What a loving and charming family. I love that you are learning many cultures as that is what brings us together as a human race... the way it should be. Each person you meet, along with the both of you are setting examples and for this you should be proud.
each step of india has its own way of showing its auspecious different culture......I'm so proud to be born in such a diverse Nation!!!
Proud to be an Indian 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇨🇦❤️🇮🇳🇮🇳🇨🇦Love from canada
Love from India
❤from india🇮🇳🇮🇳
Markian is such a wonderful soul! He is so kind and respectful. World need more people like him. I Love your videos.
It would be so nice if everyone thinks like him, the world would be a better place!🫂❤️
यही तो खूबसूरती हैं हमारे सनातन धर्म की 🚩🚩
there’s no such thing, more godi propaganda
@@mayjailersirens jealous ???
That's awesome Markian! That's a beautiful family, they have a beautiful home.
The family should've called you guys a week before to enjoy the real Diwali. Where you gotta clean every nook and cranny of the house. That's the real feel of Diwali.😩
That felling of cleaning the house with siblings and finding crazy things sometimes is really amazing
Lol
but cleaning for diwali is fun
Haha so true...diwali ki safai is a must
agreed x10
The way they explained everything so beautifully. Just proud to be Indian (Hindu).
🧑🔧💩🇧🇩💩🇧🇩💩🇧🇩💩🇧🇩💩🇧🇩🇧🇩
@@user-qk9iv1jk5p why why ?? Im proud to be hindu 😌
My first time seeing your videos. Absolutely a great thought, to ask people can we experience your Heritage and community. Absolutely love this. I hope many more will see this type of exploring. Just sit down with people and talk.
The way these people explaining about small things of our culture amazing👌👌......I also got to learn something from it......love you guys 😘❣
when you are an indian and you see people from other country respecting your culture and understanding it ... it just makes an indian so proud and i love it! ✌💜
How beautifully this family presented Indian culture. Kudos to them and literally the way you became part of that, quite paprico 🔥🔥
Proud to be an Indian and Jain as country always comes first rather than our community 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Seeing that they prepared South Indian food I thought they're south Indians then they played Garba..😂👍🤘
This is real India😀
They are gujrati 😁🔥
@@electromagneticnomia4206 Yeah that's why I got excited..
Coz I am from Surat, Gujarat. 😊😁
@@supriyaashu4857 True😄😁
Ek desh hai na.
Proud to see that you are happy following Indian culture. Proud to be Indian. ♥️
🤦
@@ananddarnal6702 What's your problem????
The beauty of Hinduism 🕉❤️😍🙏 Jai Shree Ram !!! Lovely family god bless them. 👌🎉👌
Jai shree Ram❤
Always happy life in the world " SANATHANA DHARMAM ".
BHARATH MATHAKI JAI 🇮🇳
this word didn’t even exist before 2019
We celebrate Diwali because on this day Lord Rama, his wife Sita Devi and brother Lakshmana return to their homeland (known as Ayodhya) after 14 years in exile in forests. People lit a path for Rama, who had defeated the demon king Ravana.🌸💖
Respecting eachothers culture's is a great thing
Love from India brother
the family was so welcoming and lovely , the way they included you guys in each and every thing they did making you visiting different temples, they also bought indian clothes for you , then made you try different types of indian foods be it sweets or snacks or main course , i totally loved watching this vlog, and the whole idea of it people across the globe are able to understand different cultures now and it is always good to learn or gain knowledge about something new, such a wholesome vlog , loved it! 💗
Amazing experience learning new cultures and traditions. It's purely eye awakening and allows one to understand another's belief's. Wonderful family! They are such heart warming people and can easily accept any open minded person into their home.
Hey Markian, you're missing a lot of different cultures from India. Alot doesn't know about Northeast Indians, we have 8 states with many different cultures and cuisines. Please do check it out.
We have 8
Let's not forget Sikkim
@@hht6676 my apologies for not remembering
Are you from meghalaya?
@@AS-jo8qh tripura also
@@AS-jo8qh yup
Diwali is my Favorite time of the year I love lighting fireworks and seeing them in the sky at night so amazing so Markian and Afomia how did you like our Indian food, people, prayers and clothes you are so inspired to learn more about each culture
wow, this is awesome to watch, living to different families of different cultures, love it. new subscriber from Baguio City Philippines
I love my india jai hindusthana❤️😘❤️🚩
jai venketeshwara
Markian i am from India and rn I am watching this video from here n i feel so proud of being Indian. I respect you most for understanding our culture values and trying to connect with us in such a warm way. You are my favorite 💛
What a lovely family! Looks like a great time was had
It's Indian Family. We are believe entire world a family. You are also our family. Come India and feel our culture emosition with our gest
when the black girl wore the indian outfit AAAAAAAAA MY JAW DROPPED, SHE IS STUNNING AND VERY PRETTY!
This was so interesting to me. I never really listened in religious studies at school so I’ve never really learned about other cultures. Watching this, I found myself smiling a lot more than I thought I was going to. I’m getting diwali fomo 😂
Markian and his companion looked very charming in their Indian dresses
Markian's ability to blend in with people from other cultures is outstanding.
This video helped me to understand a festival of my own religion in a deep manner 💖
I really commend the Indian families for showcasing the spiritual aspect of Diwali - including Lakshmi puja and going to Hindu and Jain temples. Diwali has become quite commercial so that was refreshing to see. Nice job!
Today RUclips recommended this blog of yours, and seeing your love towards our Indian culture really made my day.
Hope to see you grow in future.
RUclips CEO is Mr. Neil Mohan an Indian
Dekh kr achha lga videsh jaa kr bhi apni sanskriti ...or tyoharo ko nhi bhule aap ....sb bade prem se mnate ho ...or dusro ko bhi btate ho ....radhe krishna ❤ ❤ 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Wow!! thanks for sharing Vinod. Markian you went to the best host and human being. I loved everything in this video. Keep going guys!!! live your passion and keep bringing the best you see out there.
Vinod and Pinky were such generous hosts! We were lucky to stay with them
@@markianb nice video💐💐
Omg I absolutely love this video. I was literally smiling throughout the whole video. You guys looked stunning with your indian attire
Even more proud feeling after hearing "namo arihantanam" in a foreign country 🥰🥰
God Bless You All... 😍
Wow , loved to see this, especially Jain’s celebrating Diwali just like how its done in India
my family is from india and even though i'm not born there, i get extremely excited and happy to talk about india or learn more about it because i love it sm💖
Even I'm an south indian(tamilnadu)...I'm really happy and those are south indian fav dishes( breakfast) 😁
Same
@@purplediaries8201 tamil army ah ..
@@jumbo6689 no..... tamilnadu is a state situated in South India...where people used to speak tamil language ....which is also known as the oldest language in the world ☺️
Sambar and idli is my life after dal bati
Yes I am marwari 😌🤘
@@dev_peace_soul wooah 💜💜
I used to write "Diwali is a festival of lights" in my English test whenever the question was about Diwali. That used to be the only line I knew 😂😂
@Adolf Hitler I'm from India. Its just that English isn't my first lang. 😌
@Adolf Hitler and you don't know German well..
@Adolf Hitler still you didn't understand what your peoples were saying to you.
It's okay lol
Even I'm also not perfect in English 😩 I can speak Hindi and odia perfectly but English🥺😩🌝
@Adolf Hitler but stop stop
Life is long but I'm short 😩
We should also appreciate that family who explained our culture and traditions really well .
So kudos to both of you and to all those families .
Love from India ❤❤❤
This made me so happy! Thank you for taking interest in our culture and appreciating it :) My dad's name is the same as the husband's name lol
Markian Brother..I genuinely appreciate your efforts of your learning from our Indian Culture and Tradition..let me clarify one thing..Diwali is the festival of lights (here light means 🪔Diya made out of clay) but due to socio-economic division in the society,artificial lights have replaced the traditional Diya🪔..also Diwali is celebrated for the return of Lord Ram along with her consort Maa Sita after the completion of exile of 14 years from his Kingdom Ayodhya.
I never knew Jains had different Temples, Thought Hindus and Jains share the same Temples..
Well I learn something new everyday :)
No, they have different temples , different God , different religions festivals. But still Jain People love to celebrate every Hindu festival. Hindus and Jains, they love to visit each others temples.
@@ajay-i2s2r not different gods, some dieties are common.
Some of gods in Jain and Hinduism are same. But Jains give more importance to Human avtaar of Gods.
Because it's not religion it's dharma and it's pluralistic accepts everyone
Jains have different temple for their thirthkars and hindu gods too are there in temple.
The fact that I am Indian and I love chai and Diwali is one of my favorite holidays make my heart warm
This was very educational and pleasing to watch. Thank you so much Markian, for capturing the beautiful culture of India. God bless you.❤
Your respect to other culture is very interesting.And your love for "chay " is also impressive. Your memory is also sharp. 😊😊