The Cosmic Destruction and Contamination.
Fundamental necessities such as food, water and air are no longer pure today.
Bapuji explained this by the exhaustion of spiritual power that is natural and the emergence of the negativity in the creation.
The cosmic cleansing is achieved eventually with Mahakal Pralaya the world’s dissolution.
Religion and Disarray were created.
Several religions were developed due to three-elements of souls which caused separation.
The reality is that, there is only one God, one language, one religion but multiplicity emerged, contributing to confusion.
Even Paramatma Shiva, the master of the brahmand, is struggling to manage the world because of an accrued negativity.
Kalaagni: The Fire of Destruction of the Cosmos.
Shiva dispatch Shankar to start Kalaagni which converts the five elements:
Fire (Agni)
Air (Vayu)
Ether (Akash)
Ego (Ahankar)
Divine Light (Shiva)
With the dissolution of impurity, all the energy is returned to the light of Shiva, like that which enters black holes.
The Cosmic Dissolutions (Pralayas) are of a type.
Ardh Pralaya: partial disintegration.
Pralaya: End of an age (Yuga)
Kalp Pralaya: An end of a day of Brahma.
Mahakalp Pralaya: 100 Brahma years later.
In Mahakalp Pralaya all the negativity is combined in Shiva.
The Param Tatva of Shiva becomes Tatva and the temporary power has lost supremacy.
Once the power of Shiva is exhausted he becomes Mahashiv, his creator.
A day of Brahma = 8.64 billion years and 100 years of Brahma is a moment in the time of Mahashiv.
There are infinite solar systems and universes, which are not perceivable to human beings.
Secrets of Our Solar System
Planets are not only 9 but 108 revolving around the Sun.
The influence of the planet is up to Swarglok (third dimension).
- The souls in the form of avyakta (unmanifested) are unaffected by the influence of the planets.
- Mahashiv: Master Creator of Shiva.
- Shiv = Kal (Time)
- Mahashiv = Mahakal (Supreme Time)
- Mahashiv is the author and maintains infinite Shiva, with the help of Mahabrahma and Mahavishnu.
- These superior gods are acting out of the Maha Brahmand and run millions of brahmands (galaxies).
- Maha-Paramdham: Lawful Hanging Place.
- Silent is the dwelling place of Mahashiv who dwells with 5% supreme power.
- Paramdham of ordinary Brahman has 4 percent supreme power.
- In this case, Mahashiv swallows infinite brahmands like a black hole after which it is replenished to undergo the creation cycle again.
- When Mahashiv Says Farewell to his Power.
- Negativity maintains his Paramtatva into Tatva and his body appearance presents an appearance of gross elements.
- To eliminate such negativity, Mahashiv and Mahashakti form a cosmic black hole, which is a combination of millions and millions of brahmands- this is Mahakal Pralaya.
- Recharge and Re-Creation
- Divinations and spirits draw power out of their creator.
- Shiva gets recharged by Mahashiv in Maha-Paramdham.
- They have a new vigor and creation is recreated in the form of brahmands and positive souls come down to help creation.
- Spiritual Positions, Planets, and Stars.
- Shukracharya → Venus
- Dhruv → Pole Star
- Indralok → not a planet, but a star of music and dance.
- Divine beings are found in many stars and planets (e.g. Surya Narayan resides within the Sun).
- Astronomy of the day was able to find just 35 planets, whereas scriptures refer to 108 planets.
- Ancient vs. Modern Astronomy
- It was said in the ancient books that the Sun turned around the planets; now we know that planets turn around the Sun.
- These turns show the fluctuation of Yugas (cosmic ages).
- The Way of Paramshanti (Supreme Peace).
- The world is at the point of Mahakal Pralaya.
- Being soul conscious and in the avyakta awareness, one is not affected by chaos.
- The final aim is Paramshanti, which results in release of the cycles in the cosmos and the admission to Mahaparamdham, the abode of silence and light of no difference.
