WHAT? Nobody Has Seen This Temple In 1000 Years?

Some ancient carvings have been hiding for more than 1000 years and have never been documented, until now. Why did ancient people build it in the face of a mountain in Kudumiyanmalai, where no one can reach?

0:00 - Unseen Carvings
0:57 - Documenting for the first Time
1:20 - What is CARVED here?
2:45 - Weird Location
6:14 - Intriguing Blockades
7:07 - Who are NAYANARS?
7:50 - Ancient Hinduism
9:57 - Conclusion

Hey guys, I am at a very ancient temple at Kudumiyanmalai, and I am told that there is a set of ancient carvings in the face of a hill behind the temple, and it has not been seen by anyone in the last 1000 years. We can see these carvings from the distance, and it looks strange, almost like a large carving of a wristwatch. There is a dial in the center and the strap is extending on both sides of the dial. But what does this carving actually show? How do we observe and analyze the details? I am told that no one can reach this place now, because rocks have fallen in the path, and it is too risky, so nobody has seen this carving in a millennium.
So, I am going to use a drone to document this unseen carving. As we go closer, we realize that the center dial is not a dial, we can see a giant animal in the middle. And we can even see some figures sitting on this animal. Who are they and what are they doing? The animal is a Giant Bull, called Nandhi and there are 2 figures sitting on it. One is Lord Shiva, shown with 4 hands, and you can see his wife sitting right next to him. If you observe carefully, you can even see what he is holding in his hands.
The Bull is decorated beautifully, look at the layers of beads on his neck and look at how he is standing stiff, almost looks angry and you can see his tongue sticking out of his mouth. But there is an interesting figure standing next to the bull. Who is he? What is he holding in his hands? Is it a large umbrella for the Gods? Or is it something else? I am shocked by his hairdo, look at how his hair is standing erect, as though he is getting electrocuted by an electric pole. Is he human or is he something else?
But who are these figures? There are lots of strange figures on both sides, who are they? Before going into this, you must have had an important question popping into your mind right now.
Why did ancient builders carve this here?
Just think about this, there is so much of vacant space around this hill and they have already constructed an entire temple at the ground level. Ancient builders have carved as much as possible inside that temple too, but still they were not satisfied? Why did they climb to this inaccessible location and carve these figures here? It is not easy even today to climb and reach this place. There is no proper pathway to reach this spot actually.
But here, my question is, why are they carved separately away from the actual temple premises and why in such a weird, unreachable location? Only a handful of locals know that this carving exists, none of the visitors or researchers even know about this. But even if you get to know about this carving, you cannot see it clearly.
Only if you take a drone, you will able to see it. So, the question is why did ancient builders decide to carve something in a place that is unreachable for anyone? And no historian or archeologists has made a detailed analysis of this. This is the very first time these relief carvings are being documented, on our channel. You will not find any documentation of these carvings anywhere on the internet.

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[RealPraveenMohan]

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[darrenwoolley]

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[manishdhoundiyal]

We are trapped inside the narratives that were taught to us by history books or by so called historians, but @praveenmohan is trying his best to teach us how great our ancient bharatvasi were... Thanku praveenmohan bhai... ❤️❤️

[dakotawint]

They probably put it there so it couldnt be destroyed in the same way a temple on the ground or somewhere easy to reach would be. Maybe it's to have Shiva and his devotees over look the land/lower temple area. Also, how can you determine no one has seen it in 1000 years? Surely SOMEONE has been there, especially since everyone there knows it exists. You can find extremely detailed photos very easily from this place with one google search. I instantly found high quality photos from 2017. Still a cool video. Keep it up!

[vijyur]

Dear Praveen Mohan Sir,
There was no type of a Caste discrimination between the 5 varnas (Birth based or Karma based or any other basis) in the Temple of Lord Shiva, since he is adored and worshipped by one and all. Irrespective of their Caste, creed Religion, Age, Sex or other criterion, everybody is entitled to worship Lord Shiva and his family.

There is no restriction or discrimination in the Temple of Lord Shiva, since he treats all of us as his own children and he does not harbour Hatred against any living creature, since he is a Supreme Yogi and he treats every Caste or Casteless as equal in his Divine presence.

Fantastic video Sir, Great Research work and analysis, you certainly are due for a Major Indian Lifetime achievement award. I hope that you get the Recognition from the Government of India on one fine day.
Thank you

[shashwathrkedilaya]

The thing our history books ignore is the fact that in ancient times man was assigned as Brahman, Kshatriya, Vaishya or Shudra only based on his skills, interests and knowledge, , not by birth... it only changed in later times.. Praveen sir u are amazing.

[jay_shah]

What a fascinating revelation! Praveen ji, you're doing a phenomenal job through your channel, in uncovering the neglected/hidden truths of Bharat & demystifying its often misinterpreted & distorted history. This video is yet another addition to a long list of your incredible work! Sincere gratitude for your painstaking efforts! 🙏

[smalltimetraveller]

I would love to visit India for their ancient temples. It never cease to amaze me whenever I see one on the internet. Great ancient engineers!

[camilindmutha]

Thanks a lot Praveen for enlightening us about our ancients sculptors, caves and overall great prodigy of Indian renaissance. Your sensible and intelligent research work made me more proud to be an Indian. I pray to almighty to bless us with our lost glory and teach the world to see inside for the happiness than outer world. Once again great work. Please do keep posting your knowledgeable and intelligent videos.

[aparnabhardwaj]

Once again amazing proof of how advanced Hinduism was thousands of years ago. The most advanced society ever. Thank you Mohan for this eye opener.

[yolnowever]

Thanks again Praveen! I personally think that these carvings are much older and were probably carved from the top going down, because the rest below was still under water!
So the top of the mountain was accessible and surely has some tunnels leading to the lower portion where the temple is now, but that the entrances have been blocked many centuries ago but the vocation of the place remains to this day!
The narrative being pushed as true comes from the ones wanting to impose their vision to the world by adapting their non understanding of what exists to fit with their limited vision.
And their way to make it true is to remove and dismiss everything else that could contradict or question the truth of their narrative!
I love how you disturb what everybody has been shown to believe as the only truth because clearly, it's nothing but the truth!
Thanks for your great knowledge and curiosity helping us to see that the truth doesn't come from the minds of some experts, but from the messages on carvings left by great beings that have come to earth many years ago to tell their stories, our story!
Love, light and truth! 🤗☀️💓

[VishalKumar-xqmz]

Where nobody can reach, there Praveen Sir finds incredible stuffs..hands of to you sir.
You are a true gem of humankind and true researcher 😘😘

[frankbrake]

I'm in utter disbelief of the fearlessness of the devotees that made these great carvings in such unreachable places in and around Indias temples. Much respect from me.

[EddyMcGuire]

The rock cliff carving is way way way older than the Temple. The Temple complex was built because of the ancient significance of the carving. The craving serves a purpose. It is a portal. That is why they blocked it. It is an ancient sacred site like the thousands around the world in just about every country.

[MM-dlby]

Fantastic Praveen. I’m so glued that I’m unable to resist my thought that you definitely are going to unravel the mystery of these carvings in your next video. You are raising the bar of expectations time and again. Looking forward to your next video.😊👍

[raghunandana]

The amount of effort u are putting to give us the immense information is really awesome.. I hope Gov of India recognise ur work and provide all the support u need !!!

[abhinav]

You are the reason why I began to love more about our temple architecture. Sir u ar grt. 😄

[priyanshurana]

Recently I have visited an ancient temple in Kanyakumari. There were so many unique carvings certainly telling something important, but I couldn't decipher it. Praveen Mohan, this is a unique talent you have got ..

[veereshwarsharma]

What a monumental work you are doing, that too so consistently! So many times in the past few years I felt proud of our amazing heritage only because of you. Years of History in school was NOTHING compared to your research & presentations. May God give more power to you to excel further and may your followers of like minded people grow every day! Would be great if you could catalog your videos and create some sort of encyclopedia of Indian history by Praveen Mohan!?

[sutapapramanick]

Wow you just proved that discrimination and untouchability was never a part of our great sanatan dharma 🙏thanks alot for this valuable information, always appreciated your great work keep it up.