Sree Krishna, the Lord of LovePremananda Bharati, Baba
Religion
Sree Krishna, the Lord of Love
Premananda Bharati, Baba
Krishna (Hindu deity)
"The generality of people will become fierce and of murderous
propensities. The Sudras will become spiritual preceptors and Brāhmans
will listen to them, believing their wrong precepts to be demonstrated
facts. The low will be high and the high low: all conditions will be
reversed. All, all people will forsake God and worship Mammon. The
Sudras will cease from serving Brāhmans. The Earth will no longer be
adorned by the temples of God. All mankind will be impious and develop
frightful characters. Meat will be their food, liquor their drink. The
one object of life will be to increase flesh and blood. The rain-clouds
towards the close of Kali will pour down rains out of season so that,
overwhelmed by incessant and untimely rain, people will subsist on fruit
and roots. Pupils will not care for the lessons of their teachers,
temporal or other, and will act against their wishes. The
poverty-stricken Gooroos (spiritual teachers) will curse their
disciples. There will not be the least trace of respect left in the
world. The relations of friends and kiths and kins will depend upon
obligations of money.
"At the close of the cycle flowers will grow upon flowers, fruits upon
fruits, and, owing to the rains not falling in season, there will grow
but scanty crops, so that famine-stricken populations of the earth will
cry out in hunger and roam upon her surface. Fragrant things will lose
their odor, sweet juices will lose their sweetness, seeds will not
germinate properly.
"Women will transfer their love from husbands to servants. All women,
including wives of heroes, will prefer somebody else to their husbands
for lovers. Pious men will be in mean stations, short-lived and poor;
vicious men will occupy high positions, have long life and prosperity.
There will be constant breaking out of fires all over the land. Tired
and hungry wayfarers will ask for food and refuge from householders in
vain, and out of despair rest and sleep upon the road. Crows and other
birds, snakes and beasts will make unearthly noises."
When Nature and human society will be thus revolutionized, reaction will
naturally set ill. When the fruit of Divine Cycle will thus reach its
extreme stage of rottenness, out of its seed will spring forth a shoot
which will grow into a fresh tree. That tree, in turn, will bear fresh
fruit—a fresh Divine Cycle. In this state of the darkest gloom, faint
streaks of russet light will be visible which will grow bright anon and
give birth to the dawn of the Golden Age again.
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