Amazing Conversation | Africa Meets India | Spirituality |

Amazing Conversation | Africa Meets India | Spirituality |



A thought-provoking conversation between Thau Thau Haramanuba and Bhakti Sarvajna Gauranga Swami exploring the heart of Krishna consciousness and its relationship with African spirituality.

What’s inside
African roots, Christianity & beyond.
Karma, reincarnation, and the journey of the soul.
Honest reflections on race, culture, and accessibility in the movement

This dialogue bridges philosophy, spirituality, and social insight inviting seekers of truth from all paths.

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45 thoughts on “Amazing Conversation | Africa Meets India | Spirituality |

  1. Beyond ridiculous.
    Africans are like chaff blowing in the wind. If this is not inferiority complex wrapped up in confused nonsense,, i don't know what it is.
    He is talking about colonialism without even knowing that the Hindu/Indian caste system is a million times worse than colonialism. What is the logic in going from frying the pan into fire. How does one reject the fire (colonialism ) and then accept a worse alternative – the frying pan ( Hinduism).

    If one is looking for spiritual practice, so what is wrong with African Traditional Religion?

    I really don't know what business any black African has with Hinduism (Hare Krishna). Has this guy ever heard about the Dalits and the class system in India and Hinduism?
    – Does he know that the Dalits are treated worse than slaves?
    – Does he know Dalits are basically regarded more or less as subhuman in Hinduism and by most indians in general?
    Does he know they are relegated to "professions" such as handling dead bodies, carrying faeces with bare hands?
    Does he know that in traditional Hindu culture even if just the shadow of a so called "untouchable" touches a so called higher caste Hindu, the upper cast hindu is oblighed go to take a bath to wash off the "contamination".
    I feel sorry for this guy.

  2. Indian is a label, not a lineage. All humans, including the people called ‘Indians,’ trace their deepest roots back to Africa. Long before names, borders, or continents, humans migrated from Africa and spread across the world. Every branch of humanity, Native Americans (aka so called African Americans/Blacks), Asians, Europeans-grows from that African trunk. Understanding this helps us see we share one origin, one story. Different shades of Earth living here allowing others to divide what will always be.

  3. Thank you for that conversation. I would liketo hear more about african spirituality and religion. One correction. I am jewish and jews don't see sex or humans as evil as opposed to christianity. Judaism doesn't have a notion of original sin. Sex is sacred and confined to heterosexual marriage relationship.

  4. Umm he's wrong about Dravidian ,dalit, aryan statement. Arya is a sanskrit word which means noble born(not a race of whites) he just should be born in a geographical area of "aryavarta" (it's inside India not in Germany like what hitler who was christian believed). Most of the Dalits live in North India not in Dravidian area(so called) and they're light skinned. Being light or dark skinned in India is based on geography and melanin level due to sun ray, not because of race. The so called upper caste Dravidian Brahmins are also dark skinned even more than some non Brahmin Dravidians. Also dravida is an geographical area which was used by saint adi Shankaracharya . Dravidian is just an colonial concept under Britishers policy of "divide and rule". Most of the people residing in India are historically Hindus. And hindus follow sanatan dharma which is eternal which doesn't have past or future time and geography doesn't constraint it. Buddha had coiled hair is a symbolic he was from northern part of India and lower regions of Himalaya. When you're a sanyasi and on the part of spiritual development you forget to take care of hair or other things so it'll become like that.

  5. guys i dont know, if you know it or not. Those 16000 wives of krishna were accepted to protect their dignity. They were accepted spiritually not physically. No physical touch or any kind of physical intimacy.

  6. brother Gauranga, I understand you're part of Krishna Consciousness, but it's not Krishna consciousness that uniting all living beings. Krishna Consciousness is just an organization. The path you're following is Sanatana Dharma. By practicing & spreading the knowledge of Bhagavad Gita, Vedas, Upnishads and Puranas.

  7. No offence but this is the stupidest thing I seen in a while the Africans gave up their culture to the abrahamics that's a fact out of fear while the Indians fought valiantly to protect their heritage
    Don't you realize you're spreading abrahamic propaganda and lies by bringing up things like evolution and out of Africa theory that has no place in spirituality because it's a different paradigm

    Are you so demented you can't comprehend anything out of abrahamic treachery?

    You have no respect for other cultures and you can see even the black guest speaker was creeped out and uncomfortable with these pathetic questions that's based off lies and ego

    Krishna is not black as in African he's black as the inorganic shadow that rules over mankind

    Lord Vishnu has avatars get your minds around it stop looking to something that isn't there

    Avatars means mankind's are shells (container) for souls the divine controls mankind like puppets not just one individual but many or everyone at the same time

    Africa and Africans know nothing of Dharma
    Before trying to take the mile when given an inch much learn about the culture

    This isn't the first time I sent this foolishness I always have to say something because dangerous spreading lies as funny as it may be it's no joke

    These Africans needs to respect the Indians look no further then the west Indies to see how the Indians taught Africans everything from cooking weed to slang and more Africans keep taking from Indians shamelessly it's criminal without oversight stop bring a barbarian stop bring a pirate scavenger and outlaw start seeing the truth of your existence is not material you only think on a physical level there's no real knowledge or transcendental knowledge without the Hindus followers of Sanantana Dharma

    No civilization in ancient times would survive without Dharma

    I don't see dhsrmayhere I see a fool holding on to abrahamic beliefs too scared to let go and accept real truth that humans mankind is timeless of sound and vibration frequency and resonance perhaps color comes later lol

  8. Wow im amazed at many levels, amongst which are race, border etc identification being linked to body, I work with the body at a movement, healing, and connecting essence, your words Swami, really resonate, thsnk you and bless you ❤❤

  9. So the Hindu Gods have no Punishment for the children of those Whites, who currently benefit from their ancestors colonial occupation?

    I've just lost faith in Hinduism as an alternative for the masses.

  10. Have Africans thought of it in reverse… that slavery was their karma of normalizing selling their own? That colonization was the karma of doing fgm on women or polygamy or internal violence… of not working on their language, math and design as much as the west till that point. So may be it's time to put the past aside, draw up a clean slate, chalk out a new blueprint of progress.

  11. The reverend Swami is absolutely right. Negativity (racism, colorism) comes in all shapes, races and colors. But there are good people everywhere in all religions and continents. As a Hindu from India, I find this a very nice discussion and is educational!

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