The Vedas are not religion, they are the study of consciousness. . . .

As a lifelong Hindu, I must say you explained Vedic foundations better than most insiders. Thank you for your deep study and for sharing this profound knowledge with the world.

I am born in Sikh family. Sikhism/Sikhi became its own religion, as we know it today. But our Gurus were all Hindu by religion, and their families too. Just like Prince Sidhdharta who later attained enlightenment and became Buddha. My curiosity and some internal attraction to Lord Krishna, kept me digging and vying for  more. I love my religion. Unfortunately I don't follow it line by line. But I acknowledge that we come from Hindu backgrounds. And I have huge respect for it. I think, Hindu religion is one of the most misunderstood religions we know today. It is so vast, and very beautiful. This is me saying as a Sikh to my Hindu fellows. ❤

Many Hindu themselves don’t know about these subjects and very few are even curious to learn about these
Thank you for highlighting this

A lifelong Hindu from Trinidad and Tobago West Indies Excellent Job my brother

Usually, Westerners born into Abrahamic cultures find it very hard to comprehend the deeper tattva behind our Sanatana Dharma. I am quite surprised by how accurately you summarized and shared its true essence here. Great work!

As a lifelong Hindu, thank you for the best explanation of these concepts I've ever seen/heard. Subscribed.

I am a Hindu priest myself and during my studies of the Vedas, along with my guru (or teacher) I also went thru some amazing learnings that seemed to be known to our culture and civilisation much before than what modern history even starts. I am also an engineer and scientist working in R&D of a global company and I am also amazed by the striking convergence of what Hinduism knew and what science is discovering today.

The crux of Hinduism in a nutshell. Very well articulated and consolidated.

It saddens me when I see easterners corrupted by the west. 😢

Everything is one. One is everything

I'm usually very suspicious and critical of Westerners discussing Eastern topics, especially Hinduism and The Vedic system. That's because they never really understand it with any amount of depth. One can say that Westerners are very superficial in their understanding of any and all Eastern traditions. And they could care less if they mispronounce any Eastern terms. But I'm 12 minutes into this video and I have to say It's the best Western commentary on Sanatana Dharma I've seen on YouTube. Daniel has done his research, both historically and culturally.

Was born in a Hindu family and living abroad, your video motivated me to enquire, understand and apply Hindu philosophy. Thank you

Finally, someone acknowledging; otherwise everyone is appropriating Hindu philosophy- from yoga to reincarnation. Thank you! Well done!

Hinduism is something else 🤔. Not feels like human made . Something extraordinary

Very few people can understand how you have explained the three different schools as well.
Non dualism- The vastness of ocean and its layers.
Qualified dualism- The excitement during the interactions.
Dualism - The existence of both the self and Brahman is required for the universe to function.

Very well done!👍

Sanatana Dharma means eternal way of life.

Every major religion that invaded India wished to eradicate Sanatana (aka Hinduism) from that land by all brutal and tactical means. And yet that religion and way of life stands tall in that same region even after thousands of years and is rather gettting in minds of people who wish to seek the truth of everything around the world. SOmething is truly magical about this!

BIG step in the right direction. Add love of God and you've got it. OM TAT SAT

Hinduism= science.