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  • friends plz re-think on the treasure found at padmanabhan swamy temple in india as the greek coins and ornaments shown and buddhism is tried to destroy from its own country

  • I have watched all parts and i liked the end phrase nether eastern nor western but deeply human

  • I saw another fantastic claim by the whites. Just because a piece of fine fabric was found with a dead white man somewhere in china, they claim that whites taught the chinese the art of silk weaving etc. They just can't see the possibility of multitude of chinese in china inventing the art of weaving themselves. Amazingly that man taught and popularize silk veaving over night all over china.

  • Buddhism came to the bactarian greeks and therefore it can be safely assumed that they were influenced. But it is whiteman's ego at work to say the buddhism was influenced by greeks when not even a handful of greeks where anywhere near india where buddhism was born and developed. White man's ego is beyond belief.

  • "Neither Western nor Eastern but deeply human" what a wonderful way to end this video series, in truth we are all connected, hopefully humanity will begin to remember this reality.

  • Interesting! Love it!!

  • Thank you so much

  • @Opetlao You are most welcome! One should thank Mike Watters too, for making this fine piece...perhaps the very best!

  • @opensourcebuddhism I would love to thanks anyone who has an open mind to see clearly. Thank you Mike Watters.

  • great series , many thanks

  • @sockironer You are most welcome! One should thank Mike Watters too, for making this fine piece...perhaps the very best!

  • Thank you very much for these 4 videos!

    Greco-Buddhism is a great section of European and Asian history which still remains unknown for most people!

  • @pdronma You are most welcome! One should thank Mike Watters too, for making this fine piece...perhaps the very best!

  • Fantastic! I enjoy watch all ur video. I'm so glad that my ancestor is Buddhism. Love it.

    Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge. Peace:)

  • @SaoLaos2000 You are most welcome! One should thank Mike Watters too, for making this fine piece...perhaps the very best!

  • Nice narration, nice slide show editing.

  • @1130mack You are most welcome! One should thank Mike Watters too, for making this fine piece...perhaps the very best!

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