What does this symbol mean? 

Thanks very much Ellie, glad you enjoyed the video :)

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Fus ion Can you comment back so I know your not dead?

The Unknown- Much of Pakistan was NOT kalash. Kalash were cut off from traditional indian philosophies long time back as they lived in far off places. They existed in a small pocket in the north-west. A lot of Pakistanis were Jain and Buddhist too, like rest of India. They were also called Hindus by the muslims, coz they basically are the same faith(ie. no faith) and the muslims do not know shit. Infact there is no term for hindu or hinduism or even religion in any natve indian language. Muslims brought that poison. 'The good thing about Islam is that it didn't destroy pagan religions'- 'Islam could not destroy' would be the most appropriate term here. They did try their best. Please look at the zoroastrian people of Iran. They broke every temple or Indian place of learning they could find. Burnt every book and library they captured. Destroyed whole cities. eg- Varanasi, mathura, ayodhya are very old cities, but they do not have any building more than 350 years old. They could not succeed. Also, they had to bring it down a bit so as to keep revolts at bay in a hindu majority nation.

Sanskrit is an old language but not original. India is thousands of years older. We just don’t know what the older languages were.

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no! God did not speak the words of the serpent!

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Thanks very much! Thought this was something a bit different to talk about for once :)

no. it is a medium for evil, destruction, imprisonment, slavery, blindness, and ignorance.

@@servantofaeie1569 cope

⁠@@servantofaeie1569he said Hinduism not Islam

@@prnvgnsn what I said applies to both.

@@servantofaeie1569 rich coming from a catholic, you people are responsible for the worst crimes in human history. your religion doesn't compare to us in sophistication, it's like comparing a dried well to an ocean.

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Erudito otidurE while we're at it, its pronounced "Daeva-naagari" with the g as in gun.ज is j as in ju-mp and ग is j as in gu-n. Alphasyllabaries are just better. Not even subjective opinion, they're objectively better.

Actually the th sound in Marathi does not exist in English, regardless of accent.

Cheers Thomas!

History With Hilbert doing a Roman documentary is there any music that you think could go with it. Also I have talked about the Saxons coming to Britain.

Same here :D

OM is the original primordial resonate tone, then the other harmonics space and time are created from the original tone because the universe is wave cycle polar, holy trinity

NO IT IS NOT! It is the word of satan! Do not be fooled!

@@lukewalker7412 it is not, you have been decieved. it is the sound of satan. God did not create the universe with such vile filth.

its the sound of the universe

Takk Stefán!

no. In the name of Jahueh, Jehosjua3 haMasjija7, demons be gone!

Andrew Vasirov no he prouncing it wrong

It is the exact same sound shift, but no, one did not trigger or influence the other.

Ah okay, I've seen it on a few things like that, on T-Shirts and necklaces too for example :) Would you treat it as a kind of good luck charm or talisman?

Keep it forever. I’d put in my pocket every day.

@@bobbyw8742 no. Burn it 1000 times.

@Rsy Yadav it is a curse from satan.

@@servantofaeie1569you’ve left a negative print in this comment section you should feel ashamed for being so secluded in your own head

@@Losit0 Hinduism is setanic.

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No

No it doesnt.

No! That is satan! The true God is Iahueh!

@@servantofaeie1569 Aum is Naad/Word of creation

@@hoslabara2703 No. That is a satanic lie.

thomas spicer not that uncommon... if they aren’t later arrivals, namely Arabs or turkics, most peoples east of Anatolia, north of the Tigris and Euphrates and west of the Himalayas / desert basins of Western Asia, they are very likely indo-Iranian peoples... this includes Kalashi, Pashto, Afghani, Kurds, Mazanadrani, Persians, Tajiks and most of your upper caste, fairer skinned Indians. Another notable indo-Iranian linguistic group was the Scythians and quite possibly the Huns. It’s far too often inferred that the Huns were Turkic as it was the Magyars... not the Huns... who provided the Turkic linguistic and genetic elements into Hungary... just as the Bolgars did with Bulgaria. Very few Hungarians look Turkic. I’m guessing they’re genetically closest to Slavs abs that they retained some original pre-Magyar traits from at least a partially Aryan ancestral stock. Descriptions of the first wave of Huns in Europe as swarthy, ugly, short men does lend itself to a group of nomadic Turkic people though.

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the event horizon of the universe when it observes and resonates, the welling up from the void into the yin yang polarity wave cycle nature of animated space time reality matrix

@@lukewalker7412 ya. That's what I just said.

@@TheDanm22 yep just confirming in my own words

@@lukewalker7412 did you cum?

This symbol is thousands of years old, lmao

This dude’s mental

And intoxicated

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@@mzsym5075 Lol

@@samtakhanna1200 everything is 😉

Buddha was hindu himself