Ancient Indian Engineering Marvels – Sadhguru #EngineersDay

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Sadhguru explores the architecture of a few of India’s magnificent structures, and explains what drove people of those times to create such masterpieces.

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[mihir]

Which of the Ancient Temple is your favourite?
For me, it is Brihadeeswarar Temple from Tamil Nadu.

[harshal_naik]

that's the beauty of Sanatan dharma. we were taught to construct, create & not to destroy. Vande Bharat Maataram...

[CroshVine]

I'm coming to India to see you, to learn about the culture, and visit these amazing sites. I had an awakening experience and no longer feel at home in America. I'm not sure I ever did. But, now that I know the truth of our existence, I want to live in and learn from a culture that was founded on that truth.

[excelirator]

Growing up I always fancied that one day I'll travel the Americas and Europe, a direct consequence of our country's education system... where we are made to believe that Bharat was just uneducated and uncultured people in a gigantic mess.
These past few years have really transcended my view of our beautiful Bharat. I thank Sadhguru for that in a major way, and I hope that the youth get over the various prejudices and truly realise the grandeur Bharat stands for.
At the same time we all should stand for our heritage, ready to defend it with all that we have

[aheathcliff]

India is amazing. I saw some NCERT stuff but didn't see any of it there. Amazed to see the engineering and involvement of people of those times...

Youth of India must take pride and do something like this in their career🙏👍

[indiangrizzly]

Some of the Ancient Indian Architecture are beyond the understanding of the mordern day science. It's ironic how a lot of Indians still think that the west taught us science and architecture. It's time indians know and embrace our glorious past and become like our ancestors ❤️

[devanshphadke]

When Science and Devotion combines, temples of Bharat are formed... 🙏

[SPS]

We definitely needs to bring that "GREAT BHARAT" back

[ReynaSingh]

History is amazing! There’s so much ancient wisdom out there.

[hemantsuthar]

I live in bikaner and our ancient architecture and the havelis are so beautiful that noone today can make them again

[prasannavenkatesh]

Day by day the video quality is increasing! This is needed to reach out to all.🙏

[jeanparus]

Watching from afar, in America, I am so filled with admiration for the beauty of these structures, for the art, for the carvings. Sincerely wish there was a way to see more.

[ಭಾರತೀಶ]

Sadguruji mentioning about Beluru, HaLebidu is goosebump moment for us, Kannadigas.. 🙏🙏

[mangatinanda]

Woah! We need that culture back. Come on Bharat 🙏🔥🔥

[Amrendra_Yadav]

South India and Orissa has excellent temples♥️♥️

[pradipnithyanandam]

Thanjavur temple was built by Raja raja cholan the great. This marvelous temple is 1112 years old and the shikara on top of the gopuram is 80 tons and the temple height is 216 feet. South was never invaded by mughals nor it will be.

[laavanya]

One has to see Angkor Watt in Cambodia to know what ancient Indian engineering marvel is.
I almost lost my breath when I first layed eyes on it. Unforgettable!

And thank you Sadhguru for re-instilling pride in India's ancient heritage to the current generation and all of us!! It is essential for India too.

[BluePanther]

My favorite ancient temples:
1. Konark temple, odisha.
2. Kalish temple, maharashtra.
3. Brihdeswar temple, tamilnadu.
4. Padmanabhaswamy temple, kerla.
5. Bellur temple, karnataka.

[shashankjain]

Ranakpur Jain temple is what he was talking about in beginning! There is much more to know about that temple and must see place Proud 🥺❤️

[hiteshk]

You bring tears to my eyes with these immense words.