Land Of The Tiger - Mountains Of The Gods part 1

[webmodi]

Most hub area of Snow leopard rare type Covers upper Pakistan region touches one china,Agfansitan board lines ..really Big cat with very strong tale..

Snow leopard only in this world in 12 countries range Pakistan,china,russia ,Nepal ,india..

[TheChargercity]

mother father and child represented by the ethopian unhk

[TheDrifta23]

@gileeto1 because pakistan was part of india and it was called hindustan if you didnt know so he is talking about the history and thats when pakistan was in hindustan!

[sushanalone]

3:28- 3:35 what an intelligent creature it stops the stone from falling understanding it would alert its prey down the cliff,

[MrAlashwal]

awesome... thx for uploading...

[gloomywillow]

@KASHMIRI7864LYFE you need psychological help.

[carolinevimla]

amazing footage. loved the graceful movement of the tiger...mesmerising

[gloomywillow]

The demon that the introduction says, the one that oulled up Vishnu's limbs...Was that Shiva? The destroyer?

[sonofthedestroyer]

Shiva is not considered a demon in Hindu culture but the creator himself. Some say Vishnu and others Shiva or brahma

[subroto81]

Shiva is also considered as a energy source by many yogis, if u study something called "kundalini yoga" shiva and shakti are considered as energy streams that flow from the base of your spine to your third eye chakra.

We mustn't take everything literally, but then again no one has understood hinduism by just studying it theoretically alone with no actual experience in meditation.

[virgoptrex]

@sonofthedestroyer brahma(creator), vishnu(care taker) and shiva(destroyer) are trinity! There is no demon here is life cycle as per puraanaas.

[sushanalone]

@gloomywillow

Shiva is one of the Hindu Triumvate Brahma=the creator, Vishnu = the carer, Shiva =;destroyer; each one represents 3 stages of cycle of birth, life and destruction. it is accepted that destruction/ is required for rebirth and hence shiva is as revered as the other 3. thats form my knowledge of being a follower of religion since birth.

[sushanalone]

@sushanalone

correction:as revered as the other 2*

[sushanalone]

@gloomywillow wel lhe just mentiones a demon arose ,never said it was shiva.

[MrNavi88]

@gloomywillow Hinduism believes in Trinity of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiv (also called Mahesh). Brahma the creator of universe, Vishnu maintain the universe and Shiv destroys and it repeats itself again and again. They all are Gods. Demons come time to time or take birth on earth. To destroy them Gods take Avatar or human form and come down on earth to destroy them. It's Vishnu who have taken most Avatars but Shiv and goddess also took avatar to destroy demons. Hindus celebrate their avatar as well

[giriisindahouse]

@gloomywillow well that stories are myths. In Hinduism, there is 1 Brahman (God) and he does 3 things: Create (Brahma), Sustain (Vishnu) and Destroy (Shiva). There's no Satan in Hinduism, we believe all is God and all is good. However we do have something called Devas and Asuras, astral beings that constantly have conflicts. You may see them as angels of heaven and demons of hell.

[Teratornis]

Awesome soundtrack.

[sonofthedestroyer]

I agree. It is a magical series for the senses

[beesmakewax]

india is such a beautiful country....

[hereshree]

@beesmakewax most of the scenery shown in the documentary are from Nepal...so lets say Nepal is also a beautiful country!!! cheers!!!!

[mmaarrkkoodd1990]

@beesmakewax with ugly people

[cablebaba]

We should treat Snow Leopard as our Deity....,

[sonofthedestroyer]

LOL

[braceface7546]

@cablebaba We should worship God, He made the snow leopard :)

[OrthodoxDarwinist]

@cablebaba

Pretty good idea.

I've personally chosen Darwin to be God and Dawkins to be the current holy messiah.

Would be ideal though if snakes were considered the incarnation of Lucifer himself and praised in Orphic fire temples devoted to a rather sinister form of Gnosticism involving amongst other things, phallic idolatry.

[dellexell]

cool

[sonofthedestroyer]

Snow leopard! The ultimate symbol of the wilderness in its raw state