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Thank you for this video. High school and college in Goa. Originally from Goa and heading back this November for 3 months or longer? Live in New Jersey.
Thank you for this amazing cinematic representation of our emotion , "DURGA PUJA" . Dont have enough words but your video also contributed for the UNESCO recognition really thanks a lot🙏🏻♥️
I kinda liked your stuff earlier until I saw this video today and you know what I found out, you are also from those who try to balance the act. In fact. Picking the so called secular punch lines, showing only the 'we want peace' lines. What I saw, 'people want peace', that they said and also at the same time, they just ignored this question 'ki ap India k sath rahna chahte hai ki bla bla..' They did not say 'ha' and that is something you just ignored. Almost everything else got importance then this and that is the problem. It is India and Indian Kashmir. It is not that Indians are 'bahri log'. It is also our land which these people occupied 100-200 years ago and destroyed and changed demographic completely. It not their 'paternal property' but every Indian's. .
This narrative is more complex than it appears to be. Two important aspects that can be pointed out when discussing why people migrate to big cities, go beyond just employment opportunities. First, the sense of security in terms of roots and belonging that comes from being in your birthplace is something most women, unfortunately, have never and will never experience ever in their lives because anyhow they live with the constant expectation of being married off, making this concept almost foreign to them. Second, villages still remain hotspots of caste discrimination in India, which was a major reason for my family moving out and its evident from the fact that even discussing these issues can be dangerous, an therefore in search of a more peaceful life, many choose to leave their villages as in cities people are less bothered about these things. Due to the same politics, our family can't return to our village, even though we miss it and would love to go back.
Adi Divyan /vayanaattukulavan theyyam Divyan/thiyyan Daivam/theyyam Thiyyas god's are theyyams Centuries old thiyyas theyyam thottams do mention the meaning of the name thiyya as divya/divyan (in english it means divine) several times in the theyyam rituals Thiyyas are shaktheya hindhus from kerala thiyya means divyan/divine and theyyam means daivam/ deva and in central asian and Chinese language also the word thiya meens divine/deva or heaven and the ritual performance of the divine is called theyyam/daivam And most theyyams are related with thiyya community of north malabar and thiyyas ancestor god is vayanaattu kulavan/aadi divyan/aadi thiyyan and ancestor godess or kula devi is Arya poomaala bagavathi and sree kurumba bagavathi is also an important goddess of thiyyas almost all sree kurumba kavu and temples in malabaar is related with thiyya and they also worship muthappan an aryan god of thiyyas a mixture of Shiva and vishnu as one divine soul theyyam in all parts in the country and many of thiyya theyyams do mention Arya word many times in their theyyam thottams like Arya nation,Arya land, Arya god,Arya king,Arya daughter etc.. and the nearby hindhu communitys around north malabar area also adopted theyyams from years and gentic studies by indian government authorities also saying thiyyas have an out side origin from south india and thiyya played a huge role in the spread of kalaripayattu, Ayurveda and theyyams in malabar kerala and the ruling hindhu party in india BJP (bhara thiya janatha party) also named after this community 'bharathiya means divine people of bharat' it use to glorify the people of bharat. And the word 'thi' also means in Malayalam 🔥 fire(agni) the purest thing and its colour is orange which is a sacred colour for hindhus and in central asian-chinese vedic hindhu-bhudhist mixed religion they used the word Thiya to glorify their gods like Dàzìzàithiān (Shiva), Dìshìtiān (Indra), Dàfàntiān (Brahma), Jíxiáng Tiānnǚ (Lakshmi), Biàncáithiān (Saraswati or Bharathi) and scy-thians are also an indo iraninan tribe lived in central asia and anciant greek also thia means divine/god/ goddess and a goddess called theia also in Greece methodology and many gods also carry 'thia' name in ancient greek religion and the fire 🔥 goddess is called 'hestia' in ancient greek mythology In the Vedic tradition, soma (Sanskrit: सोम, romanized: sóma) is a ritual drink of importance among the early Vedic Indo-Aryans.The Rigveda mentions it, particularly in the Soma Mandala. Gita mentions the drink in chapter 9 It is equivalent to the Iranian haoma(alcohol drink)The relationship between humans and the deity was one of transaction, with Agni (the sacrificial fire) taking the role of messenger between the two. Strong traces of a common Indo-Iranian religion remain visible, especially in the Soma cult and the fire worship and animal sacrifice is also part of early vedic tribes
Whoa awesome, someone that can say what I have been trying to say but not in this constructive format, would luv to visit to learn and see more, beautiful Malika, my views also, great video ❤
In a way migration I feel its good else we will turn mountains into cities and we are already seeing this with places like Nainital,bhimtal,rishikesh,ddn etc and soon places like Satkhol ,Munsiyari because of over tourism
Can you speak there well english, including with doctors and other institutions, shops? What are great warm and beautiful mountain places to live there?
So excited to see you are still at it. This is another fun vlog, my friends. So glad to be following your adventures in Munroe Island, especially these instances where you are in places we are going to soon. Cheers to your channel and the mutual love you have shown us on our channel.
@etherealcolours So your kind information I'll like to do some corrections. Konyak was the last tribe from Nagaland to give up headhunting and convert into Christianity among the Naga tribe.
I don't have words to appreciate you , how beautifully things you arranged. Stories truth beauty of hills and divine calmness. God bless you brother. 🙏🙏👌👌
Actually bhootakola is a lesser varient or versions of theyyams in North Malabar kerala as it can we easily understand and identify from its costumes and facial arts and ritual practices and this theyyam ritual arts most deepest and the central part is chirakal to payyannur to neeleshwaram regiouns(kannur and surrounding areas)in noth Malabar kerala where we can see this ritual art form at its highest and deepest forms in rituals and from this area this ritual art form spred through out its surrounding areas like a cercle eg: kanjangad,kasargod,sullya,coorg in Karnataka and talassery,vatakara, manandavadi of kerala and this ritual art forms ritual styles decrease or started to fade its outer areas like mangaloore areas where it becomes bhoota kola and koyilandi in kerala where it becomes thira and outer areas of kodagu (coorg) also it becomes there and both bhootakola and there or thira looks like a lighter versions of theyyams and the central portion of this whole geographyical area is kannur(north malabar )from the middle kannur this divine ritual form area geographically forms like a cerlce and almost ends in Mangalore, sullya, Coorg ,mananthavady, vadakara, and kannur is the only place in india where the ancient form of Vedic and Tantric hindhuisam co exist together from centurys even kashmiri shivisam also practice 2 ancient temples in kannur
In the Vedic tradition, soma (Sanskrit: सोम, romanized: sóma) is a ritual drink of importance among the early Vedic Indo-Aryans.The Rigveda mentions it, particularly in the Soma Mandala. Gita mentions the drink in chapter 9 It is equivalent to the Iranian haoma(alcohol drink)The relationship between humans and the deity was one of transaction, with Agni (the sacrificial fire) taking the role of messenger between the two. Strong traces of a common Indo-Iranian religion remain visible, especially in the Soma cult and the fire worship and animal sacrifice is also part of early vedic tribs
Bro after 2016 i am watching your video my curiosity and by Blessings of lord Mahadev & Maa Aadishakti i found your video i thought the video has been removed
