[shriadishakti] We are already standing before God and answering for our deeds.

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>last judgement will be continou till there is no soul

on the earth who doesn't know they are part of the god

....

>There is no soul in the earth , who aware of there is

only have a god everywhere and nothing except from

the god.

> Last judgement has no time cause time is for

people...

> lAST JUDGEMENT is every minute and every time... but

aware of the this truth can be change from people to

people ...

>Every soul has a right to know the god. while i know

myself at same time i know the god.

>never think about the time of last judgement.

we just keep our chakras clean and don't forget our

Mother is also " Mahamaya " and tomorrow we can't know

what will be...

 

-- jagbir singh <adishakti_org wrote:

> shriadishakti , " jagbir singh "

>

> <adishakti_org> wrote:

> >

> > Since SYs will only be able to inform 1% of

> humanity by AD 8003,

> > at the present glacial pace, let's not wait for

> the sky to fall.

> > The Koran is clear that until and unless humans

> are amply warned

> > nothing is going to happen. NOTHING!

> >

> > It would benefit SYs to know that we are actually

> living in the

> > Days of the Last Judgment. Right now at this hour

> the Last

> > Judgment is taking place for those who have

> accepted it i.e., the

> > SYs. We are at the Dawn of the Last Judgment

> (surah 97:1-5 Al

> > Qadr, The Night of Power and Honour). This Golden

> Age is going to

> > last for a very long time, and many more will

> accept Shri Mataji's

> > Message over the decades.

> >

>

> Muslim pilgrimage reaches climax

> Mount Arafat, Mecca, SAUDI ARABIA

> 31 January 2004

>

> Pilgrims gathered to collect pebbles for the ritual

> stoning of the

> devil Up to two million Muslims from around the

> world have converged

> on Mount Arafat in Saudi Arabia for the climax of

> the annual Hajj

> pilgrimage. The worshippers, dressed alike in white

> seamless

> garments, performed a series of rituals on the hill

> 18 kilometres

> (11 miles) west of Mecca. . . .

>

> Before dawn on Saturday, the faithful were moving

> towards Mount

> Arafat.

>

> The time spent here is believed to symbolise

> Judgement Day, when

> Islam says every person will stand before God and

> answer for his

> deeds.

>

> Mecca, SAUDI ARABIA

>

> http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/3446823.stm

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