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Graham Hancock on India’s real age, Kali Yuga, Underwater cities, Ram Setu & Ancient India Mysteries

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Welcome to PGX Ideas. #3

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In this episode, I spoke to Graham Bruce Hancock - British author known for promoting pseudoscientific explanations of ancient civilizations and hypothetical lost lands.

Timestamps:

00:00 – Is India way older than we think?
02:48 – The Yuga Concept in India
06:55 – A lost world before our world
08:38 – India was bigger during the Ice Age
09:40 – Ram Setu was actually REAL
13:13 – How old the India is?
18:32 – The story of Manu and the great flood
25:14 – Why did all old civilizations start together?
29:34 – The comet that may have destroyed everything
40:46 – Archaeology is missing huge parts of the World
48:53 – The number 108 isn't a coincidence
55:49 – Kailash Nath Temple still shocks scientists today
1:00:40 – The Pyramid knows the size of Earth
1:10:01 – Yoga was never just an exercise
1:13:51 – He found an underwater city near India
1:22:42 – Why number 7 is so unique?
1:30:50 – Do he believes on Aliens?
1:36:39 – How knowing our past can change everything

Enjoy.
— Prakhar
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Guest - Graham Bruce Hancock

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20 Comments

@raunee100 4 months ago

Please bring Nilesh nilkanth oak and Graham Hancock together. That podcast will be even more electrifying.

@311harleyhoney 4 months ago

I’m not Indian nor my parents, but when I read the Mahabharata it brings a deep understanding to my soul.

@Mistral434 4 months ago

I'm eternally grateful to India for maintaining a culture that actually preserves its history. That's rare.

@Shovan-x1z 3 months ago

Dwarka is Magnificent. They will find huge Temples, building underwater not some few walls and Rocks. But they have to go far, deep and excavate lots of Sand

@jamiedavis8143 4 months ago

I’m so glad Graham is talking about ancient India. I’ve been frustrated for a long time that western archaeologists ignore India. Relieved this discussion is taking place, finally! Thank you for providing us with such stimulating information! The more everyone knows the better we’ll all be.

@rishi.girdhar 4 months ago

Nilesh Oak, Rupa Bhaty & Graham Hancock must get together for a discussion.

@davidswift9120 3 weeks ago

India...fantastic country. Brilliant people.

@kwuiki23 4 months ago (edited)

Angkor Thom WAS Bharatiye civilization which extended into the Sundaland region. Graham should know this.

@luisamatos4104 4 months ago

Since I can remember my mom spoke to me about the very old civilizations of India and China, which became part of my childhood memories and stories. I follow and love Graham Hancock: as always this is absolutely amazing. Thank you . And thank you PGX for bringing this program 😊

@StephanieWestall-t4v 4 months ago

Oral tradition can definitely be passed down over 1000s of years. There is a tribe in Canada that has been fighting to get rights to a piece of land for a long time, their traditions have a story of a great freeze suddenly coming and being cut off from the main land. They were talking about the younger dryas. The government dismissed this as they didn't believe an accurate story could be passed down from over 12,000 years ago. Finally archeologists went out and checked the area, sure enough they found artifacts in this remote location that proves what the tribe had been claiming for years, that they had occupied this land during the younger dryas.

@Sven_Laser 4 months ago

My congratulations to all Indians: You can be very proud of your civilization. And the world can learn a great deal from you. Greetings from Germany, Sven

@prakashsaraf2763 3 months ago

It's very rare to find a podcast in which the host is as interesting as the guest. This is a very intelligent conversation. It throws up lots of possibilities. Without claiming to know all the answers this podcast does raise some thought provoking questions. This podcast is a must watch for those of us who have lots of questions and very little answers for the begining of human civilization.

@m.k.0703 4 months ago

I never watched any of your podcasts ... The moment I read Graham Hancock .... Im watching it 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@kk_Newhaven 4 months ago

Graham is married to an Indian. He has done lots of footfall research particularly in South India and his interest in India is quite old. No wonder his depth of knowledge about India is much higher than an average Indian or an average European Academic.

@mindreader9874 4 months ago

If you have watched any of the Nilesh Oak"s videos , it is easier for you to understand what graham hancock is saying .
For those of you who dont know who Nilesh Oak is , he is a more sophisticated and polished version of Graham Hancock.
His research and dating of mahabharat (7,000 years old ) and Ramayan (14,000 years old ) is very scientic, logical and supported by evidence.
Prakhar should definetly invite Nilesh Oak in his podcast .

@Kal_sengupta 1 month ago

Graham Hancock, what a gem 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

@BaidyanathSahu-n1t 4 months ago

I don't want to hype up this channel. Let this be a channel for the curious.

@harpreetsandhu6679 3 months ago

I have had the privilege of following Prof. Hancock since his South American observations, and his first visit to Bihar and other places in India. The evolution of his thought has been phenomenal. Respect, Sir.

@aaschenramkhelawan3969 3 months ago

The way Prakhar Ji listens and respectfully lets Mr. Hancock speak, without interrupting him is quite impressive. I really enjoyed this podcast and way of approach of the speaker by the host. Kudos!