Dive deep into the heart of India on a journey through its mysterious folklore and cryptid legends. From the elusive Yeti in the Himalayas to the aquatic enigma of the Buru, the rainforest dweller Mande Burung, and the supernatural Rakshasas of ancient epics, join us as we explore the tales that have captivated imaginations for generations. 'Cryptid Chronicles: India's Unseen Beasts and Mythical Monsters' takes you on a riveting adventure across diverse landscapes and through time, unearthing the secrets behind these fascinating creatures. Are they just products of the human imagination? Misidentified known animals? Or could they be real entities, hidden in the vastness of India's wilds and the depths of its cultural heritage? This journey is not just about finding answers. It's about fostering curiosity, exploring our collective folklore, and acknowledging the allure of the unknown. So, buckle up, hit that like, share, and subscribe button, and embark on this captivating exploration with Mythical Meanderings. Remember, in the realm of cryptids and myths, the journey is just as fascinating as the destination #India #Mythology #Cryptids ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQZG-ynpNO0

Delve into the mystic Norse world with 'Skraelinga - Spirits of Vinland,' an original audiobook by Mythical Meanderings. Journey alongside a brave band of Viking warriors as they set sail to the unknown lands of Vinland, facing ancient spirits and unforeseen adversities. This Viking fantasy audiobook encapsulates a saga of valor, survival, and the undying hope of a group determined to carve a new beginning in a land shrouded in mystery. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wi8Wbszu_b0

Today I look at somebody who has made a career out of stretching the history of India, Abhijit Chavda. More specifically the Aryan invasion and the origins of the peoples of India. Some notes: 1. At some points I said Yamnaya when I should have said Andronovo etc. which are cultures that directly descend from the Yamnaya, but took on a unique characteristic as they migrated. 2. He says the Indus Valley is the oldest civilization on earth, which is another lie. That honor goes to Mesopotamia. 3. I respect India and it's people but I have issues with people who wield history as a political tool. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCfAW05F9E8

i was going to do a list of battles the British won but that would have gone on way too long ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIRWs3XH-GY