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| − | The Age of [[Kali]] for the [[Hindu]] is the natural ending of the [[World]] in the fourth age . It is one of a series of changes, each of which | + | The Age of [[Kali]] for the [[Hindu]] is the natural ending of the [[World]] in the fourth age . It is one of a series of changes, each of which marks the end of one cycle and the beginning of another creation. The central figure in the story is [[Vishnu]], the preserver [[God]], into whose [[self]] the [[World]] is absorbed before [[being]] born again. [[Vishnu]] has already saved [[humanity]] on a number of occasions, [[symbolically]] appearing as a savior in many different [[forms]]. [[Vishnu]] incarnates in 10 [[avatars]], of which there have been 9, the last three have been: 7. {{Wiki|Rama}} 8. Khishna 9. [[Buddha]] It is said that He will appear again , as {{Wiki|Kalki}} 'the avenger', riding a white [[Horse]] , destined to destroy the present [[World]] (the corrupt age of the [[goddess]] [[Kali]]) and to take [[humanity]] to a different, [[higher]] plane (the golden age of Krita). |
[[Brahma]] is the [[cosmic]] dreamer who alternately sleeps and wakes for equal Periods of [[time]]. The days and nights of [[Brahma]] are calculated to [[Brahma]] years, and the [[Brahma]] years are calculated to one [[Brahma]] [[lifetime]]. At the end of a [[Brahma]] [[lifetime]] all creation dissolves into the [[Body]] of the [[cosmic]] dreamer. One [[Brahmin]] Cycle is as follows: | [[Brahma]] is the [[cosmic]] dreamer who alternately sleeps and wakes for equal Periods of [[time]]. The days and nights of [[Brahma]] are calculated to [[Brahma]] years, and the [[Brahma]] years are calculated to one [[Brahma]] [[lifetime]]. At the end of a [[Brahma]] [[lifetime]] all creation dissolves into the [[Body]] of the [[cosmic]] dreamer. One [[Brahmin]] Cycle is as follows: | ||
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THE AGE OF KALI
The Age of Kali for the Hindu is the natural ending of the World in the fourth age . It is one of a series of changes, each of which marks the end of one cycle and the beginning of another creation. The central figure in the story is Vishnu, the preserver God, into whose self the World is absorbed before being born again. Vishnu has already saved humanity on a number of occasions, symbolically appearing as a savior in many different forms. Vishnu incarnates in 10 avatars, of which there have been 9, the last three have been: 7. Rama 8. Khishna 9. Buddha It is said that He will appear again , as Kalki 'the avenger', riding a white Horse , destined to destroy the present World (the corrupt age of the goddess Kali) and to take humanity to a different, higher plane (the golden age of Krita). Brahma is the cosmic dreamer who alternately sleeps and wakes for equal Periods of time. The days and nights of Brahma are calculated to Brahma years, and the Brahma years are calculated to one Brahma lifetime. At the end of a Brahma lifetime all creation dissolves into the Body of the cosmic dreamer. One Brahmin Cycle is as follows:
Age 1 - Kruta Yuga = 400 divine dawn years + 4,000 full divine Years + 400 twilight Years (4,800 years).
Age 2 - Treta Yuga = 3,600 divine Years (including dawn and twilight)
Age 3 - DvaPora Yuga = 2,400 divine years (including dawn and twilights)
Age 4 - Kali Yuga (which begins 2/17/3102 BCE and continues to the present age) = 1,200 divine Years.
Added together, this makes 12,000 divine years in all, or one Great Cycle ("Mahayuga"). A Mahayuga calculcated in terms of human years = 4,320,000 years.
One thousand Mahayugas = one Brahma daytime.
One full day and night of Brahma is calculated as the equivalent of 4,000,000 divine years * 360 or 8,640,000,000 human years. (Just as in our system the 24 hour day contains 86,400 seconds and each second is the length of time of the human Heart beat).
360 days and nights of Brahma = one Brahma year.
100 Brahma years = one Brahma lifetime. Calculated in human years, one Brahma lifetime = 311,040,000,000,000 human years.
END OF THE Kali Yuga
He says Kali Yuga will last for 5000 years after the passing away of Krishna, after which Evil will have spread through out the World, setting the stage for the arrival of Kalki. He says all these things will take place before his arrival again.
What are the Signs of his arrival? VBS gives some clear signs of the arrival of Kalki, whose name is Veera Bhoga Vasanta.
1. There will be a rain of Fire. Following this a strange thing will happen. 20 feet tall humans will appear and claim to be Kalki. (this is in India).
2. A huge comet will be born in the south; several people will die due to this.
3. Mammary glands will be born to the males of Cow, Goat, etc. and people will get milk from them.
4. Tigers will disappear completely from the forests.
5. The Sun will appear like a green colored human being (?)
6. Moon will be seen on a new moon day.
7. Wealth will arrive from other countries to India and India will be very rich and powerful.
8. Stones will break and fly about like crows and eagles; Stone horses and chariots will start to run.
9. Blood and pus will flow out from stones.
10. It will rain blood.
The following refers to the World War I:
"After 5017 years of Kali Yuga, during the year pingala, a terrible War will start .." Considering 3102 BC as the year of beginning of Kali Yuga puts the end of Kali Yuga at 1898AD. 5017'th year of Kali Yuga means 1915 AD which was when World War I was taking place. Other that this mention of the War, VBS mentions various events which have taken place during the past 100 years or are set to take place. Chakravartin Cakravartin (Sanskrit) [from chakra wheel, cycle + vartin turning, one who governs] Sovereign of the World, universal ruler; a title applied to several Hindu emperors, but referring particularly to Vishnu, who in the treta Yuga in the Form of a universal monarch protected the three worlds. At the end of Kali Yuga, legend states that Vishnu will appear again under his Form of the Kalki-avatara, or Maitreya as the Buddhists say, reforming or doing away with the wicked and inaugurating a realm of Spirituality and righteousness. Equivalent to the Hebrew Enduring King (Enoch 36:3). "Through each of these small portals pass the stars of Heaven and run their course to the west on the Path which is shown to them. And as often as I saw I blessed always the Lord of Glory, and I continued to bless the Lord of Glory who has wrought great and glorious wonders, to show the greatness of His work to the angels and to spirits and to men, that they might praise His work and all His creation: that they might see the work of His might and praise the great work of His hands and bless Him for ever. "
