While most, and especially the scientific community, can list a half dozen reasons why the Mayan calendar ends on 12.21.12, nowhere can you find the interpretation that the world is coming to an end, just that the world as we know it is to change. Hey, sign me up. I'm ready for something much greater. How about a golden age. Maybe? Why not!
The Norse men, the Hopi Indians five suns, the Mayan nine underworlds, and many other ancient cultures have myths that amazingly link to the date December 21, 2012. How does that happen? I've mentioned the nine underworlds, and the five suns before, but let's add to the list the Hindu ages. Of course with so many gods, how can one focus in on any one age?
Most interpretations of Hindu scriptures believe that earth is currently in Kali Yuga age. Not all, but most. Hindus believe that human civilization degenerates spiritually throughout the Kali Yuga: it is mostly referred to as the Dark Age, mainly because people are the furthest possible from God. Makes sense to me and I think even the Hebrew prophet, Jeremiah has something to say about that.
The Kali Yuga age began on February 18th, 3102 BCE. And while there are differing thoughts as to when it ends (can you believe that!), Sri Kalki Bhagavan agrees with the Mayan 12.21.12 date for it to end. Say what, say who? You mean you've not heard of the tenth and final avatar of Vishnu who is leading us into a new cosmic consciousness!
Sri Amma Bhagavan founded and developed the Golden Age Foundation and the Oneness University that is supported by more than a 100 million people worldwide! Sri Amma Bhagavan are a couple, but they are one single consciousness in two bodies. They are like the spirit, all pervading yet abiding in the deepest recesses of one's Being.
Kalki has also given credence to the Venus transit which occurs as a double visitation eight years apart, but only once in about every 125 years or so. The latest double occurence was June 8, 2004 and the follow up visit is June 5, 2012. Shortly thereafter the world will begin to experience a major shift in consciousness- whatever that may mean.
While Kalki doesn't have specific descriptions of that, it will end the dark age of Kali Yuga and usher in a golden age.
Can all of these ancient and current culture be wrong? Are we following some devious Pied Piper?
I don't think so!
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