The Submerged City of Krishna DISCOVERED - Dwarka

Discover the enigmatic Lost City of Dwarka, an ancient submerged city off the coast of modern-day Gujarat, India. Revered in Hindu scriptures as the submerged city from the kingdom of Krishna, Dwarka's existence intertwines myth and history. Recent underwater explorations have unearthed compelling archaeological evidence, bolstering claims of its historical reality. This legendary city, mentioned in the Mahabharata, captivates historians and archaeologists. Its discovery offers insights into ancient Indian civilization and corroborates historical narratives. Dwarka's underwater ruins, with stone structures and artifacts, provide a fascinating glimpse into a lost Hindu civilization at the bottom of the sea of India. Explore the mystery and legacy of Dwarka, a pivotal site in India's rich history and mythology.

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[anchorpoint]

And some things that should not have been forgotten were lost. History became legend. Legend became myth.

[davidlancaster]

PETRA IS Missed you! Awesome!
There have been human and animal bones carbon dated to more than 7000 years ago retrieved in situ under the ocean off the coast of India. This is an incredible find.

[freeport]

This would confirm that civilization goes back further in the past than has been recognized before.I am very happy to hear about it. Those I've know about since Graham Hancock made it known of.

[milanetc]

One of my favourite places in India. Really cool peeking through the clear water into the ruins

[jimmybirtles]

Really educational and a brilliant example to people that we just do not know everything.

[dragonslayer]

That story is just as cool as Atlantis. ❤❤❤

[adolforosado]

Krishna is a real historical character. Central to the Mahabarata War epic which began October 16, 5561 BCE. The story is full of astronomical dates which can be verified today with any astronomy software taken back to the past and verifying their observations then. This is not mythology, it's Sattology. The only myth around now, is the Aryan invasion myth. Namaskaram.

[rocknrollajohnnyquid]

Dwaraka is never in mainstream media because it will prove that everything in Hinduism is real and not mythology. Krsna is the Supreme personality of Godhead

[trevorstephenson]

The northern coastal Sahara was once ground penetrating radar scanned a few years ago from space-it revealed the remains of structures for thousands of miles across north Africa under the sand-my guess would be there would be more under the sea!!-love this channel!-opening up the fact that there have been advanced civilisation across the world before ours!!!🕊️🕊️❤️❤️

[janicewiehe]

Very thought provoking content. Much appreciated. Keep up the awesome work! Thank you. 💐🙂

[atlanteantruth]

Love this channel. One of the best on YouTube

[rizzok]

Another brilliant video… thank you ❤… glad you’re back ❤

[michaelersing]

Thank you for your research & work putting this video together. Submerged coastal ancient cities are both fascinating & important as they truly hold keys to the history of our species.

[rogerwolfe]

Dwarka during the time of Krishna was the most opulent city in the universe ❤ Hare Krishna

[infiniteawareness]

Dwarka probably was around when eridu in iraq was., So much of our history we don't know thanks to universe inside us for spreading the Light ... Love everytime.

[vrindakale]

Yes it's a truth which has been found out by ASI but it shouldn't be said as mythology as it is a to God Krishna and 'his story' history

[arjun]

*According to Vedas in Yuga cycle the ages see a gradual decline of dharma, wisdom, knowledge, intellectual capability, life span, emotional and physical strength.

Satya Yuga – Virtue reigns supreme. Human stature was 21 cubits (33 ft 6 inches). Average human lifespan was 100, 000 years.

Treta Yuga – There was 3 quarter virtue and 1 quarter sin. Normal human stature was 14 cubits (22 ft 4 inches). Average human lifespan was 10, 000 years.

Dwapara Yuga – There was 1 half virtue and 1 half sin. Normal human stature was 7 cubits (11 ft 2 inches). Average human lifespan was 1, 000 years.

Kali Yuga – There is 1 quarter virtue and 3 quarter sin. Normal human stature is 3.5 cubits (5 ft 3 inches). Average human lifespan will be 100 years.

In the present days we may be said to live in a Kali Yuga, which is said to have started in 3102 BCE with the end of the Mahabarata(Dwapra). This date is also considered by many Hindus to be the day that Lord Krishna left Earth and went to abode*

[Ambassador_Gkar]

Actually, the Younger Dryas was not a continuation, of the last ice age melt, as you implied @ 10:38. The Younger Dryas was an approximate 1200 year reversal, of the ice age melting. The rapid drop in temperature, causing refreezing, for that period, was hypothesised to be the result of a comet, or asteroid impact. With a further impact, at the end of the 1200 years, which readjusted the climate back on the path, towards the inter-glacial period we now experience.
The only real issue is that no contender, for impact cratering, around that time has been found. The prime candidate, the Greenland crater, has been redated to much earlier: to around 50 000BCE, from memory. It is feasible an airborne explosion did occur, resulting from atmospheric detonation, of said extraterrestrial body.

[shankarsaini]

The lord Krishna city of dawarka, radhey radhey

[michaelrauch]

Drinking game: pour a shot every time she says, "Dwarka"