WHAT IS HINDUISM? | Cogito | Reaction | Jaby Koay! 

Congratulations you just understood 0.00000001% of Hinduism🤣....

Hinduism is not a book,it's a whole library...

Buddhism , Jainism , Sikhism are part of Sanatan dharma ❤️🔥🙌🏾

The fact that hinduism don't have any founder like Islam and Christian religion is enough to have some idea about how divine and ancient our culture is 🚩❤️

The untouchables is actually not in Hinduism, it's man made only.

WHAT IS SPECIAL ABOUT BEING A HINDU (sanatana dharma)? 1) Believe in God ! - Aastik - Accepted 2) Don't believe in God ! - You're accepted as Nastik 3) You want to worship idols - please go ahead. You are a murti pujak. 4) You dont want to worship idols - no problem. You can focus on Nirguna Brahman-shapeless, formless ,infinite, without beginning or end(nirvikalpa brahama) 5) You want to criticise something in our religion. Come forward. We are logical. Nyaya, Tarka etc. are core Hindu schools. 6) You want to accept beliefs as it is. Most welcome. Please go ahead with it. 7) You want to start your journey by reading Bhagvad Gita - Sure! 8) You want to start your journey by reading Upanishads -Go ahead. 9) You want to start your journey by reading Purana -Be my guest. 10) You just don't like reading Puranas or other books. No problem my dear. Go by Bhakti tradition . ( bhakti- devotion) 11) You don't like idea of Bhakti ! No problem. Do your Karma. Be a Karmayogi. 12) You want to enjoy life. Very good. No problem at all. This is Charvaka Philosophy. 13) You want to abstain from all the enjoyment of life & find God - jai ho ! Be a Sadhu, an ascetic ! 14) You don't like the concept of God. You believe in Nature only -Welcome.(Trees are our friends and Prakriti or nature is worthy of worship). 15) You believe in one God or Supreme Energy. Superb!Follow Advaita philosophy 16) You want a Guru? Go ahead, receive Gyaan.(Gyan yoga) 17) You don't want a Guru.. Help yourself ! Meditate, Study !(still gyana or raj yoga) 18) You believe in Female energy ! Shakti is worshipped. 19) You believe that every human being is equal. Yeah! You're awesome, come on let's celebrate Hinduism! "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam" (the world is a family) 20) You don't have time to celebrate the festival. Don't worry. One more festival is coming! There are multiple festivals every single day of the year. 21) You are a working person. Don't have time for religion. Its okay. You will still be a Hindu. 22) You like to go to temples. Devotion is loved. 23) You don't like to go to temples - no problem. You are still a Hindu! 24) You know that Hinduism ☺ is a way of life, with considerable freedom. 25) You believe that everything has God in it. So you worship your mother, father, guru, tree, River, Prani-matra, Earth, Universe! 26) And If you don't believe that everything has GOD in it - No problems. Respect your viewpoint. 27) "Sarve Jana Sukhino Bhavantu " (May you all live happily) You represent this! You're free to choose, my dear Hindu! This is exactly the essence of Hinduism, all inclusive .. That is why it has withstood the test of time inspite of repeated onslaught both from within and outside, and assimilated every good aspects from everything . That is why it is eternal !!! There is a saying in Rigveda , the first book ever known to mankind which depicts the Hinduism philosophy in a Nutshell "Ano bhadrah Krathavo Yanthu Vishwathah" Let the knowledge come to us from every direction " Thank You! :) Source: Comment by Video Gigs from ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xlBEEuYIWwY.html

World first religion and richest religion Hindu ❤️😍❤️

I always feel how I am going to teach my kids about Hinduism... Its gonna be so difficult. I mean, we grew up watching Mahabharata,Ramayan,Shiv,Durga serials on TV..but nowadays,TV only has chhota bheem and stuff like that.

Hinduism was never a religion it was way of life but the west at that time named it a religion

As a sikh Person I can tell you one thing, Hindus are the most secular and open minded person you will over meet, Even Over 10 Centuries Of religious persecution They still are here, The amount of knowledge in Bhagavad gita Literally have shaped my brain Into Working perfectly And for me its not uncommon to go to a hindu temple as no one stop Me Hail Santana dharma Hail sikhism Edit: its also crazy that you can basically be a Sikh and a sanatani same time eg: you believe in a formless, timeless and beyond imaginable reality that exist on everything and the name is waheguru, brahman and Shiva. And remember the name Shiva, hari, gopal, gobind are the names of the reality. Hindus also can have long hairs and beard, even ram ji had simalar bun like that of Sikhs, basically meaning you can be a sanatani and a Sikh at the same time, but one should always look into the religion. Cause we go deep Sanatan dharma have some difference with Sikhism, but the main concept are way similar.

caste system was based on talent of a person, but slowly with time it was degarded to birth based system which is no more in india ..no body belives it in present times except some parts of india

It is written in Gita that it does not matter which caste you belong to... Your karma and work will decide in which category you will be.... Like if you belong to pandit (upper caste) and your deeds and actions are like sutra (lower caste) then logically you will be known as sutra ... (It's all written in Geeta )

As a Hindu, I can say that to understand our values we don’t need always to read them from our ritual books because in every home of Hindus we grow up by all these as our daily advice from our parents and teachers and so I feel blessed to be a Hindu

Jaby lost point. Achara understood everything got the vibe. She is smart.

Proud to be an Indian🇮🇳 and Hindu 🕉️

One lifetime is not enough to understand hinduism

Happy to hear you all liked the video! I really appreciate you watching it :D

It's just 0.0000000000001% of Hinduism 😂😂 You can't say i learnt a lot😂

Thanks for reacting Jaby, Achara, and Johny. I'm following Hinduism but haven't read any of these books. Know little stories of these from what my grandparents said. But I really want to read all those and want to understand those in-depth. I'm sure that today's generation including me who are so-called Hindus have no idea about Hinduism. I really wish this situation will change.

As a Hindu brahman girl I m proud to be an Indian

14:03 he said ganesha was born but its not true his mother made him by her itself.

I'm also a Hindu.😌 Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩.

In a Hindu household,5 different people can follow 5 different Gods,can choose to be either a monotheist or a polythiest or a honotheist and still live peacefully

Hinduism is the oldest religion I am proud to be Indian and Hindu 🙏🇮🇳🚩

Hinduism allows you to be an Atheist; something you don’t see in a religion. It is a way of life :)

Hinduism is the only religion that have goddess Representing woman is a equal part of men

”Lead me from the unreal to the real ” while reading Bhagvad Gita I also compared this concept with the concept of matrix which is very famous and bhakti, yoga, dhyan are the cheatcodes to finish the game called ‘Life ’ and to go home which is the ‘Paramatma ’😃

I am proud of being a Hindu ,Jai Hind, Vandematram

He forgot to mention that Hinduism believes that earth is round like shape n it moves around sun Proof Bhoogol- earth is round Jagat- earth has momentum

G = GENERATOR : BRAHMA O= OPERATOR : VISHNU D= DESTROYER: MAHESH

I am a Hindu and I loved his funny narration 😀😀😀 great job with condensing so much in a short video... Loved it 🙏

I have read little but important parts of the Indian philosophy and upanishads for exams it was torture I tell you.. but I really find our sacred texts very interesting and helpful. It really helped me become a better version of myself and understand life a bit more

Lot of books and lot of scholars can not explain Hinduism.

Even Atheists do have a place in Hinduism. Unlike any other religions of the world. We're family of five and we all believe in different aspects/ways of Hinduism.

Wow! It was an extremely and insanely complex history and concepts packed in one small video. Great work!!!! 👏🏽

Caste system was intended for the whole world to work smoothly based on capabilities. But later people doing certain start to think of themselves as superior to others. Those guys start to discriminate people based on the works. But actually all castes were equal and was intended for smooth functioning of the society and all humans.

Hinduism not religion it's way of Life💖

Sanatan Dharma is the real name. The term Hindu was coined by the Persians back in the days.

LORD KRISHNA......always remember the name guys.

Regarding the caste system, i wouldnt say it was wrong but its not fully right as well: The brahmins used to provide education to shudras, the kshatriyas provided protection and taught self defense to them, the vaishyas provided daily life essentials to them. So basically, it was a give and take relationship, contrary to it being oppresive to lower castes

Shiva isn't some entity who's the destroyer, The name itself translates to "Void", "Zero" or you could say "infinite".

a Hindu need not follow 'The Book' as in other religions..

I'm an atheist, but I like the science in Hinduism

Hinduism is so big that people made Buddhism,Sikhism many others.

That was like 1% of Hinduism. He still did not get many of the things right.

Greatest prayer in Hinduism is " let my intelligence be sharp" .

One of the Veda discusses Sarswati river, with water discharge greater than Ganga, Yamuna and Indus combined. That river bed has been archeologically believed to be as old as 6000BC i.e. 8000 years ago.

Achara is seriously so damn intelligent 🙏🏻 Ya they really found out what's going to happen in future and Hinduism never force anyone to believe something bcz we believe in seeking not Believing 🙏🏻🙂

Hinduism is a world's oldest religion. We love Hinduism.

Brahmins were actually teachers not priests

PROUD TO BE A HINDU 🕉🕉🚩🚩🚩🚩

As an Indian, listening to other Religion Opinions over my Religion beliefs I don't mind them as I do think some things gone too far. But I love my Religious Gods, all Gods are my Core and if humans decided to believe in something then this is what Hinduism came up with Useful Beliefs. For example - Yoga, it's a Great intervention to fix your Inner and Outer Cores.

I m a hindu atheist, bcoz being hindu is a lifestyle not about gods and religion more a way of living

Hinduism has so many idols because it allows you to chose from different ways and not just stick to 1 mindset.

Amazing presentation in a nutshell. Hinduism is a way of life connecting all elements of life, nature.👍

Hinduism (sanathana) is a ocean, need to dedicate a lot to know what is sanathana. Proud to be a sanathani. Om namasivaya.

hindunism is not a religion it's way of life knowldge of ancient people

Karma: " what goes around comes around, just like the blades on a chainsaw"

It will be very difficult for the westerners and the Abhramic religions cannot understand the high of spirituality of the Hindu culture. To understand Hinduism one has to live as a true Hindu in India. It is a lifetime process. GOD BLESS YOU🌿 ALL

We Hindus r not even known of 10% of the actual whole Hinduism

I feel proud to be a Hindu❤️🕉️

and yes the matrix was inspired by hinduism and matrix 3 also has a sanskrit song that says the exact lines "lead me to reality from unreal"

Dharma means a job he should do according to his abilities with love and passion without expecting any results.

It takes life time to read 10% of the Hindu Scripts... it is universe itself.

Buddhism, Jainism & Sikhism are sister religions of Hinduism.

I am a Hindu but I actually learned a lot from the video 😂😅

Very nice video, it surely covers a lot about Hinduism and with accuracy

U can't understand Hinduism . No one can in one life atleast

I love lord Shiva for ever 💚💚💚 My life belong Shiva mahadeva

Long way to go for you guys ! Those born into Hindu family is exposed to most texts some probably in deep detail... The texts provide and are still relevant in today's world !🙏🏼

Jaby it's okay you can laugh at those funy animations 😂 Our guy is controlling the laughter just to be non offensive 😂

Vishnu Purana begins with the story of Matsya avatar, the fish incarnation of Vishnu. A tiny fish approaches Manu, the first leader of mankind, on the riverbank and begs him to save him from the big fish. Manu, in his compassion, scoops the tiny fish out of the river in the palm of his hand and puts it in a pot. The tiny fish is immensely grateful. But the next day the tiny fish has grown in size and the pot is too small to accommodate it. Manu transfers the fish to a big pot. A day later, the fish has grown once again. Manu has to move it to a giant pitcher. That too is not enough a day later. So the fish is moved from the pitcher to a pond, from the pond to a lake, from the lake to a river and finally the sea. Even the sea is not enough. So the rains start to fall and the ocean expands to make room for the fish. As the ocean expands, the waters creep over the earth and soon Manu realizes that the whole world will soon be submerged by the rising waters. The rain continues to fall, the sea continues to rise, making more and more room for the fish. Manu cries out in alarm and wonders what is happening. The fish smiles and transforms into Vishnu, and promises to save Manu from the flood. It asks Manu to take refuge in a boat for himself, his family, for various animals and plants and for the seven wise sages in whose custody rests the wisdom of the world (the Hindu Noah’s Ark some may say). The giant fish then guides this boat through the rain and storm to the peak of Mount Meru, the only piece of land that survives the great flood of doom. Why does Vishnu take the form of a fish for his first interaction with mankind? And what does this story have to do with the corporate world? To understand this one must first understand the Sanskrit phrase, ‘matsya nyaya’ which means ‘ law of the fishes’, whose equivalent in English is the phrase ‘law of the jungle’. In the story, the tiny fish asks Manu to save him from the big fish. But in nature, no one would come to the tiny fish’s rescue because in the jungle everyone is on their own and only the fit survive. Manu, however, is human and not entirely part of nature. He has been given the faculty by which he can defy the law of the jungle. That is what makes a man a man. Manu acts, not from the need to survive, but out of compassion. The moment he scoops the fish out and saves it, civilization is born: a place where even the weakest can thrive. The laws instituted to make this happen is dharma, making matsya nyaya the very opposite - adharma. A government is like Manu - trying to create through its laws and regulations - a system where the the weakest can thrive and the strong don’t dominate the weak. They don’t want large MNC and business houses ( the big fish) to establish a monopoly and seize control of the market. They want the smaller players to thrive too. Hence, they impose regulations and licenses and laws and do every thing in their power to stamp out a market where anything goes. Such actions by the government destroying the ‘free’ market and stifling liassez faire has been repeatedly denounced. But they are necessary, since man - while capable of extreme generosity - is also capable of extreme greed. Government laws and regulations and licenses are needed to protect the interests of the weaker sections of society, to ensure a fair distribution of wealth. The tiny fish, however, does not remain a tiny fish forever. It grows in size. Unable to provide for itself, totally dependent on Manu, it begs for more. A bigger pot, a bigger pond. And Manu, in his compassion, keeps giving and giving and giving, until finally even the sea is not big enough for the fish. Rains must come and the sea must expand so that the fish can be accommodated. In the process Manu’s world is destroyed. Thus the story shows the price of foolhardy compassion. Neither Manu nor the fish are willing to face a truth - that the fish is no longer helpless. Manu, because he is afraid of being seen as less compassionate. The fish, because it is afraid of fending for itself. This has happened in India where laws and regulations and licenses ended up stifling growth, and destroying the economy. The rules had to be changed. The markets had to open up to foreign investments. Manu had to let the fish help itself. But that has not been taken kindly…. Everywhere we see protests, riots, marches against the opening up of the Indian economy. The fish is afraid and is lashing out at Manu, which perhaps never prepared the fish for this moment. A leader is like Manu. While creating more markets, he has to consciously sometimes invest disproportionately higher amounts in small developing markets over large developed ones. In the absence of such concerted effort, the budget can be totally appropriated by the big sales team managing the developed markets with its grand promises, leaving the small sales team with little or no budget. A good leader never asks the smaller markets for immediate returns. The bigger markets may cry foul and taunt the leader with proof that if more investments were made it could perhaps cough up a bigger return. But the leader’s vision is long term. The big market may not be big forever and the small market will eventually grow. For the moment, the tiny fish needs its pot and pond and the big fish can manage in the sea. But a shrewd leader must be wary of the plan becoming a habit. The developing market can choose to call itself a developing market forever. It is possible that nobody has noticed that it is becoming a developed market, that it does not need that extra care it was given initially, that it now has the power to play with the big boys. A wise leader should always keep an eye on the size of the fish and know when is it time to throw it back into the sea. Good leadership is about capacity building. A good leader is not someone who gives you the fish - he is one who teaches you how to fish. That is the first lesson of the Vishnu Puran

Achara is so freaking smart. She gets everything. I know how hard it can be for a non hindu to grasp this but she does it without any effort. Achara you're perfect! ❤️

Music or the verse at the end credits of matrix is actually a chant in sanskit meaning almost the same.

That elephant guy used to be my favourite animated film character when I was young.

19:11 it has less views cuz Indians don't watch it as they know it already

Me: Coming to check the comments of other religions about hindus Reality:Comments are all from hindu people

You never understood all about hindunism whole life ,,, its like a library which never ends ❤️

Proud to be a sanatani.❤️

Im so proud to be sanatani hindu ! oldest religion and language sanskrit so proud to be sanatani born in dev bhumi 🇳🇵❤️🕉️🙏 "जय श्री पशुपति नाथ " ॐ नम शिबय ॐ

"matrix" series is actually inspired from "hindu philosophy"

The definition of dharma as explained by Krishna is to- “extend yourself into universe and treat everything as an extension of yourself. There by treat everything with respect and compassion as you would like to be treated.” Hinduism encourages its followers to be seekers rather than conforming them to strictures.

Lord Budha was from Warrier family and he became sage. There are no caste in India. The Cast word was introduced into Indian culture to divide and rule policy of Britishers before 18 Century.

"Buddhism is the completion of Hinduism" - Swami Vivekananda

No one's gonna talk about the misconceptions that were solved about caste system being inherently oppressive.

Millions of western tourists come to India, hoping to find the true meaning of life and many lucky ones find it too! Hinduism is a beautiful ideology, it welcomes every other belief/religion and merges all good things in it. It's an evolving ideology which has grown with time and adjusted as per needs of society. However, it still sticks to it's core values of peace, love, harmony and believing in "good karmas". It's like Newton's 3rd law of motion - "to every action there is equal and opposite reaction" or "act like how you want others to treat you" and yes Hinduism takes this seriously. There is so much more to it. Words can't explain this amazing practice. It's something you must experience and make your opinion about it.

We had a subjects in school till 8th class Dharm shikhsha Which was later changed to Naitik Shiksha

*I am atheist and great part is i can be hindu as well the same time*

This is not hinduism If you want to understand this simply search this on youtube ''Ashtavakra gita by sandeep maheshwari in english''🙂🙂🙂

It's not Hindu religion, it's Sanatan Dharm

Manus*riti is a very controversial book, but I only believe in what krishna had said 🙏 'i had made four roles fo humans based on their phsycophysical nature (not birth)

The purans are not encyclopedias of hindu beliefs They are our history

Hinduism has people who don't beleive in Gods, while there are people who believe idol worship. It is a universal culture. Dharma is the word Hinduism is referred as. Dharma means responsibility, duty and not religion.

Proud to be Hindu ❤️. 🙏 Har har Mahadev🙏

The video creator studied manusmriti from English translation,,B/C actual manusmriti (sanskrit) is similar to what Lord Krishna said in Bhagavad Gita.. It was Portuguese who introduced the word caste in India and differences too..

Achara is genius in understanding things in small time window

well Ramayana and Mahabharta are not epics. THEY ARE OUR ANCIENT HISTORY.

People don't have any idea about concept of multiverse but our lord Krishna had described it already .

We Indian children never read our holy books even being surrounded by it in our homes but we know almost all the information cause ever lesson we know are given by parents in form of example.

Conservation of Energy principle: Energy neither created nor destroyed but it can only be transferred from one form to another HINDUISM: Soul neither created nor destroyed but it can only be transferred from one form to another. Soul is considered as form of energy