The Kalki avataar !!!

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Jai Shri Mataji,

 

Oh, boy !!! What a twister this is.

 

And the crown goes to ................. !!!

 

It ain't going anywhere, coz it's staying where it is,

in its right place !!!

 

I suggest you sit back, wait and watch.

 

And, of course, enjoy.

 

That's why we are in Sahaj, right, Jagbir.

 

Regards,

 

Rajan

 

 

--- jagbir singh <adishakti_org wrote:

 

> shriadishakti , ashishcool

> tandon

> <ashishcooltandon> wrote:

> > Dear jagbir,

> >

> > JSMJ,

> >

> > Good Interpretation but Shri Mataji is every god

> and

> > goddess. We use her mantra for all the chakras,

> and for

> > all the deities.

> >

> > So if she has proclaimed that Shri Kalki has

> > manifested, could it also mean another personality

> > apart from the physical form of Shri Mataji or

> shall

> > Shri Kalki manifest only as Shri Mataji?

> >

> >

>

> Dear Ashish,

>

> That's a good way of putting it and it makes sense.

> i will further

> complicate it by asking: Could it also mean that we

> SYs are

> consciously manifesting the Shri Kalki personality

> in our Sahasraras,

> who will physically appear in future. Shri Mataji

> has told that great

> self-realized souls will, with the powers endowed

> upon them,

> consciously will Shri Kalki to take form?

>

> Let's see what the truth is concerning this Kalki

> avataar.

>

> The current age Kali Yuga is also called the age of

> darkness and

> ignorance. It is the most degenerate and fallen of

> the ages,

> characterized by wars and conflicts, a hardening of

> the spiritual

> core of mankind, an almost total lack of sacredness,

> and extreme

> materialism. In their ignorance humans can no longer

> determine what

> is essential for living in this fallen age and what

> is irrelevant.

> The Vishnu Purana describes this present age of Kali

> Yuga thus:

> The Kings will be of churlish spirit, violent

> temper, 

> And will be ever addicted to falsehood and

> wickedness.

> They will inflict death to women, children, and

> cows; 

> They will seize the property of subjects, be of

> unlimited power,

> And will, for most part, rapidly rise and fall;

> their lives will be

> short, 

> Their desires insatiable, and they will display but

> little piety.

> The people of various countries intermingling with

> them,

> Will follow their various example;

> And the barbarians being powerful in the patronage

> of princes, 

> Whilst purer tribes are neglected, the people will

> perish.

> Wealth and piety will decrease day by day, 

> Until the world shall be wholly depraved.

> Property alone will confer rank, wealth will be the

> only source of

> devotion,

> Passion will be the sole bond of union between the

> sexes, 

> Falsehood will be the only means of success in

> litigation,

> And women will be the objects merely of sensual

> gratification.

> Earth will be venerated only for its mineral

> treasures; 

> The brahminical thread will constitute a brahmin;

> External types will be the only distinction of the

> several orders of

> life,

> Dishonesty will be the universal means of

> subsistence, 

> Weakness will be the cause of dependence,

> Menace and presumption will be the subterfuge for

> learning, 

> Liberality will be devotion, simple ablution will be

> purification.

> Mutual assent will be marriage, fine clothes will be

> dignity, 

> And water afar will be esteemed a holy spring . . .

> Thus, in the Kali Yuga shall decay flourish, 

> Until the human race approaches annihilation.

>

> Vishnu Purana

>

>

> Prior to the advent of the Adi Shakti no one could

> unravel the secret

> of this Vishnu Purana parable, especially the

> non-existent village of

> Sambhala where Shri Kalki is supposed to take birth:

>

> When the practices taught by the Vedas and the

> institutes of law,

> Shall nearly have ceased, and the close of the Kali

> age shall be

> nigh,

> A portion of that Divine Being who exists of his own

> spiritual

> nature, 

> In the character of Brahma, and who is the beginning

> and the end, 

> And who comprehends all things shall descend upon

> the earth.

> He will be born as Kalki in the family of an eminent

> brahmin,

> Of Sambhala village, endowed with the eight

> superhuman faculties. 

> By his irresistible might, He will destroy all the

> barbarians and

> thieves, 

> And all whose minds are devoted to iniquity.

> He will then reestablish righteousness upon earth;

> And the minds of those who live at the end of the

> Kali age, shall be

> awakened, and shall be as pellucid as crystal.

> The men who are thus changed by virtue of that

> peculiar time,

> Shall be as the seeds of human beings,

> And shall give birth to a race who shall follow the

> laws of the Krita

> Age, the Age of Purity. (end) Vishnu Purana 4.24

>

>

> According to Shri Mataji in one of Her earliest talk

> titled

> " Kundalini And Kalki Shakti " at Bombay, India —

> September 28,

> 1979:

>

> " The word Kalki is actually an abbreviation of the

> word Niskalankh.

> Niskalankh means the same as My name is, which means

> Nirmala. That it

> is spotlessly clean. Something that is spotlessly

> clean is

> Niskalankh — without any spot marks.

>

> Now this Incarnation has been described in many

> Puranas as will be

> coming on this Earth on a white horse in a village

> of Sambhalpur.

> They call it Sambhalpur. It is very interesting how

> people take

> everything so literally. The word Sambhalpur means

> bhal is the

> forehead; sambhal means at that state; that means

> Kalki is situated

> at your bhal. Bhal is the forehead and here He is

> going to be born.

> That is the real meaning of the word Sambhalpur.

>

> In between Jesus Christ and His destroying

> Incarnation of Mahavishnu

> called as Kalki there is a time given to human

> beings to rectify

> themselves, for them to enter into the Kingdom of

> God, which in the

> Bible is called as Last Judgment. " (end)

>

>

> According to tradition Shri Kalki is the tenth

> avatar or incarnation

> of Vishnu (Buddha was the ninth avatar of Vishnu).

> The symbolic form

> of Kalki on a white horse wielding a sword is

> similar to the Second

> Coming of Shri Christ. The Vedic Kalki and the

> Biblical King of Kings

> are one and the same personality.

>

> The Revelations of St. John 19:

>

> And I saw heaven opened, and behold a white horse;

> and he that sat

> upon him was called Faithful and True, and in

> righteousness he doth

> judge and make war. His eyes were as a flame of

> fire, and on his head

> were many crowns; and he had a name written, that no

> man knew, but he

> himself. And he was clothed with a vesture dipped in

> blood:

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