Comments by "Hindu Rashtra" (@hindurashtra63) on "The Rakshasa - Ravana \u0026 Vibhishana - Hindu - Extra Mythology" video.

  1. You will be surprised to learn that Sumerian and Babylonian words can be deciphered by every Indian even today. We understand names of Sumerian and Babylonian Kings and Sentenes, We Indians are really descendants of Babylonians and Sumerians. So is there a surprise ? We share the same Mythology and Gods. In my Native Indian Langauge today, We still call our Town - "Uur", Derived from the Babylonian "Uur", One fo the earliest known Cities in the world.
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  2. Yea, Sun Wu Kong was probably inspired by stories of Hanuman in Hindu Mythology, Who is just like Sun Wu Kong and did impossble tasks and was a Monkey faced Warrior of Great strength, Except in the Indian version he holds a Mace, Not a stick.
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  3. Fun Fact : Rakshasa are calles Yasha in Japanese Mythology and are made Popular through Japanee anime like Inu Yasha and Demon Slayer. When Buddhism travelled to Japan, It influenced Shintoism greatly. Vajrayana Buddhism has Hindu Gods which influenced Shintoism. Hindu Gods like Ganesha became Mushoku Ten, Vibheeshana became Bishamon Ten, Brahma became Bon Ten in Japanese. Ninjas using Occult Hand Symbols in Anime like Naruto is derived from Buddhism, Which in turn is derived from Hindu Scripture like Shiva Purana, Which mentions 108 Hand Mudras, Supposedly taught by Buddha to his disciples.
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  4. Sri Lanka still has a High Cliff today with what appears like Ruins of Ravana's Palace :)
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  5. Hindu Mythology can make the Ultimate Epic, It is Star Wars, Alien an Predator, and Star Trek combined. It talks about Wars between Gods and Demons, Inter-stellar adventures of humans to other Realms and even Alien beings that reside on other Planets like Snake Men, Bird Men and Elves.
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  6. He was called a Brahma Rakshasa - A Special Breed of Rakshasa that were like Demi-Gods because they shared Blood of Gods. This is what made him Invincible.
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