Hey guys, today I am going to show you a carving in the ancient temple of Angkor Wat in Cambodia,
and I have discovered something groundbreaking which proves that ancient builders were using
advanced technology, and I hope by the end of this video, you will agree with me.
So, according to mainstream historians and archeologists, the Angkor Wat temple was built
about 900 years ago, and the temple was built by a Hindu king who carved thousands of carvings
all over the temple walls.
Unfortunately, because of 900 years of erosion and corrosion and destruction by humans, a
large portion of these carvings have been destroyed.
During my visit to Cambodia, I have tried to document these carvings, I have taken pictures
of thousands of these carvings, and have been analyzing them with my team and we found something
really mind boggling about this carving.
This carving is found at the top facade of one of the buildings, it has undergone not
only a significant amount of damage by nature, but human beings have also deliberately defaced
this carving.
This was originally built as a Hindu temple, but after some time, this temple was taken
over by people of different faith, they destroyed the carvings.
For example, if you take a look at this figure, this face is cut off, the guy right next to
him, that face is gone, and this guy's face is also defaced.
So why do people deliberately damage these carvings?
And think about this, this is carving is not found on the ground, it is found on top, I
would say 15 feet above the ground.
So it is not like somebody casually just took a metal rod and hit this a couple of times.
Whoever did this, had to use a ladder, climb up and had to damage the faces of them.
So, you understand that this kind of destruction was a methodical and a systematic process.
But why, would people systematically destroy such amazing carvings?
Because..each carving tells a story from an ancient text, and if you destroy the carvings,
you have destroyed the stories and the information, and you will eventually destroy the religion.
This was the idea.
But today, I am going to rebuild this carving, and see what we can find.
So at this point we cannot make out who is who and what is the story..
The only figure we can see in full is the 3 headed elephant, we can clearly see its
features and this three headed elephant is called Airavata in Hinduism, and Cambodians
call this Erawan, and it is the mount of Lord Indra.
Lord Indra is the King of a planet called Devalokha.
Now, if we look at the top of this elephant, we can see this guy who is using a device
to control the elephant.
But this is not Indra, he is just the Mahout controlling the elephant.
Indra is shown standing on the body of the elephant, and he is shown in giant stature.
So, we have now successfully identified Indra.
Strangely Indra is holding a flower in his hand.
He should be shown holding weapons, but instead he is shown with a flower.
Ok so Lord Indra is carved standing on his celestial elephant, but there is a crucial
detail in this carving.
Do you see what it is?
The key detail here is actually the tail of the elephant, look at the tail, how it is
in the air almost parallel to the ground.
This indicates that the elephant is running fast.
If you have observed elephants, their tails always point down whether they are standing
or eating, but when they start running, their tails will come to this position.
This means that Lord Indra is going somewhere fast, you can see the soldiers behind him
are holding weapons and all these guys are going somewhere.
But where are they going?
So let's find out.
Nearby, you can see another mysterious character, again his face is also deliberately destroyed.
So the destroyers are like criminals who destroy the evidence, and we are like Sherlock Holmes
trying to find out what is going on.
This figure has a pointed nose, like a bird's beak.
His body is a little bit different than the others, it does not look human or similar
to Hindu gods, it is shaped more like a bird, and if you zoom in, we can see the feathers
on his legs, and also his talons on his feet as well.
He is none other than Garuda, who is the mount of Lord Vishnu.
Garuda is a bird like deity with flying capabilities, this is why you see a wing like outline even
though he has arms.
And look on top of his shoulders, you see a pair of legs.
Who is the owner of these legs?
Garuda is the Vehicle of Lord Vishnu.
So the legs belong to Lord Vishnu of course.
So let's go on top and see how Vishnu looks.
This is Vishnu, he is shown by this huge bundle of hair or topknot on his head.
And what is Vishnu doing here, he is holding a long cylinder in hands, and is flying away
while Lord Indra is trying to catch him.
So what is the story?
This event is clearly explained in ancient Hindu texts.
Lord Vishnu takes a sacred plant called Parijatha from Lord Indra.
Lord Indra who is left holding the flower of the Parijatha tree is chasing Vishnu trying
to get the plant back, but Vishnu is flying in Space, using Garuda.
Look how they show different levels in space, Indra's mount is at the lowest level, Indra
is on the Mid level, Vishnu's Mount is also at the Mid level, but Vishnu is shown at the
top level.
According to ancient Hindu texts this chasing scene is happening in the air.
Ok so I have successfully re-built this destroyed ancient carving.
Ok all this good, but how does it change the history of Cambodia?
The real treasure is carved at the very bottom.
Look at this guy.
You see what he is doing?
He is using a telescope.
Look he is holding a cylindrical device in one eye, his nose is pressed by the telescope
and is out of shape, his other eye is closed.
And why does he need a telescope?
To locate Vishnu, because Vishnu is flying so fast in the air, this guy has to track
his location and inform the crew which is chasing Vishnu.
Now, what does this mean?
This means Cambodians who carved this many centuries ago had knowledge of telescope.
Obviously they could not have just randomly imagined a telescope like device, and carved
it here, the ancient builders definitely must have used it and understood how it works.
So, it does change mainstream history, because according to history books, telescope was
invented in Europe just 400 years ago, but this carving shows that ancient Cambodian
Hindus were using the telescope at least 900 years ago.
Now, I know some expert or even some regular guys will try to discredit this video because
it does not fit the mainstream model that ancient builders were primitive people.
And they will try to "debunk" this saying that this is may just be a musical instrument,
for example, and he is blowing this like a horn or something.
But look at his mouth and nose, the device is clearly placed above his mouth and nose,
and look at the angle the telescope is pointing at.
It is almost perfectly aligned with where you see Vishnu and his crew.
So this is definitely a telescope, and not some other instrument.
And I think I am the first person who has discovered this telescope carving in the Angkor
Wat temple, because I have searched many books and have searched online, and there is absolutely
no mention of this ancient telescope carving in Cambodia.
Now, remember, I already showed you another telescope carving in India, this is found
in the ancient Hoysaleswara temple which is also about 900 years old.
Archeologists confirm that this carving is 900 years old and it clearly shows that he
is holding this device in his eye, closing the other eye, looking at the sky.
So now I have shown you 2 temples, both at least 900 years old and both of them show
telescopes, so this clearly proves that ancient Hindus were using telescopes much much earlier
than Galileo and Lippershey who "invented" the telescope just 400 years ago.
I know mainstream media will not talk about this video, but please do share this video
with your friends, so they will also understand that our ancient builders were not primitive
people, they were using advanced technology.
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