5 Predictions of Kali Yuga as told by Shri Krishna to Pandavas..

The Pandavs were once instructed by Sri Krishna to travel in five different directions and return with any strange sights so that he could explain how the signs of the Kali Yuga were there.

 1.  What did Yudhishthir observe? Yudhishthira was surprised when he saw an elephant with two trunks. Sri Krishna believed that the elephant with two trunks stood for the Kings of the Kali Yuga. They'd say one thing and do another, both times taking advantage of people. 

2.  What did Arjuna observe? Arjuna observed a bird that had Vedic mantras engraved on its wings while eating an animal. Seeing a divine bird perform such a feat shocked him. Priests in the Kali Yuga, according to Sri Krishna, will undoubtedly carry out their religious duties and act in a highly knowledgeable manner. They would, on the other hand, want worldly pleasures and exploit followers. People would constantly want other people to pass away so that they could inherit their fortune.  A human will always have a desire for other people's possessions, no matter how big he gets. 

3.  What did Bhima see? Bhima came across a cow that was about to give birth. Shortly after giving birth, the cow started licking the calf. Even after the calf had been cleaned, the cow continued to lick it, surprising him. The calf was severely injured by the time people tried to take it away from its mother, despite their efforts. Sri Krishna says that this is a symbol of how much people will love their children during the Kali Yuga—how much love will wipe out their potential, goals, and future. Their spiritual lives would get no attention at all. 

4.  What did Saw Sahadev? Sahadev observed that there were four wells on either side of the central well.  The well in the middle was completely dry, but the other four wells appeared to be overflowing with water. He was astonished by the scene. According to Krishna, the empty well signifies that the wealthy and the poor will coexist. The wealthy will have a lot of wealth and prosperity that will continue to grow, but they will not give a single penny to the poor. They will spend the money on themselves rather than giving it to those in need or suffering. 

5.  What did Nakul do? Nakul saw a massive boulder fall from a hill. It was halted by a small plant that was in its path since it could not have been stopped by the large trees or other rocks on the way down.  He was astonished by the scene. Krishna said that the falling rock was a symbol of how people will live during the Kali Yuga. If people continue to demolish and smash everything in their path to prosperity, they will lose their integrity. They would only be able to find contentment and tranquility by reciting the Prabhu's tiny but all-encompassing name, though. With only one prayer, they can keep them out of the room.

Writer: Binod Kumar Simkhada 

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