YouTube steers me away from relevant "convert to Hinduism" results

I searched YouTube for convert to Hinduism: instead, I got a lot of results for conversion from Hinduism to another religion:

I filed a complaint with YouTube, although I don't expect any reply.  It's a long shot, but I'm going to refer this to Sundar Pichai.

21 Notes - Valmiki Ramayan for the 21st century!

21 Notes is a YouTube channel that describes itself as "Valmiki Ramayan for the 21st century!" It is an animated version of Valmiki Ramayana in which the characters are presented in shadows.

I hadn't checked 21 Notes for a long time until I saw this tweet from Sham Sharma:

What took you so long to find this channel? 😉 I already knew about it 🙂

— The Bahu of Bengal (@TheBahuOfBengal) February 18, 2021

 Just found an interesting YouTube channel who’s doing a series on the Ramayana. There a small channel so go check them out:

Thank goodness that Sham Sharma tweeted about 21 Notes!  Otherwise I wouldn't have known that Season 3 is in progress.  All episodes from Seasons 1 and 2 are posted to the 21 Notes YouTube 

Here is the "executive summary" for Valmiki Ramayana. Best viewed on laptop or tablet. To view on your smartphone, rotate your phone by 90 degrees.

   

Iti-ha-asa इतिहास. That is how it happened!

Invocation to the Isopanishad ईशोपनिषद्

This video presents the invocation in Devanagari, translation to English, declension table, and analysis of cases used in the invocation. Audio is included.

More work needs to be done.

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