Age of kalki

[Chaos]

Some people think he is already born and way things are going around the world, we cant seem to guess ww3 will be seen before our lifetime. Greed and power is taking over everyone. Trump going after everyone, russia doing russia things, china ready to liberate their smaller neighbor's.

 

will 10 avatar of vishnu dev take place in this century? 

 

 

Edited April 24 by Chaos

[vayuu1]

3 hours ago, Chaos said:

Some people think he is already born and way things are going around the world, we cant seem to guess ww3 will be seen before our lifetime. Greed and power is taking over everyone. Trump going after everyone, russia doing russia things, china ready to liberate their smaller neighbor's.

 

will 10 avatar of vishnu dev take place in this century? 

 

 

If you read kalki puran this is the golden age of kaliyuga the first 10000 yrs after that the second 3rd and final age of kaliyuga begin and the question of Sri kalki avatar is known to him or his trikal devotees or siddhas NO one knows what lies 

[rkt.india]

Just mythology, not real.

[Lone Wolf]

Bhavishya Malika states something similar that All Western countries+ Muslim world (13 Muslim countries) +, China will attack India and Russia Germany Japan will support India.

6.5 years of sheer destruction and then Kalki Avatar will be the one to make sure India wins eventually and a beginning of new spiritual era 

 

There are many fans of this theory 

[New guy]

Just like every Christian believes that Jesus second coming is going to happen during their lifetime and Muslims believe dajjal will come in their lifetime, Hindus will believe kalki will happen in their lifetime

 

When has human history been devoid of war and disease and destruction? We have gone through way worse things in the past. Rise of the right wing and spread of ignorance and misinformation everywhere always have been a portent to such things in human history. A vicious cycle which keeps repeating 

Edited April 25 by New guy

[vayuu1]

3 hours ago, rkt.india said:

Just mythology, not real.

What is mythology 

Truth is everybody's fact 

Fiction is nobody's fact 

Mythology is somebody's fact 

[Mariyam]

2 hours ago, New guy said:

Just like every Christian believes that Jesus second coming is going to happen during their lifetime and Muslims believe dajjal will come in their lifetime, Hindus will believe kalki will happen in their lifetime

 

When has human history been devoid of war and disease and destruction? We have gone through way worse things in the past. Rise of the right wing and spread of ignorance and misinformation everywhere always have been a portent to such things in human history. A vicious cycle which keeps repeating 

Muslims do not believe that Dajjal will come in their lifetime.

 

Dajjal will come in the end of time and there will be many portends before his 'visit'

Edited April 25 by Mariyam

[New guy]

2 hours ago, Mariyam said:

Muslims do not believe that Dajjal will come in their lifetime.

 

Dajjal will come in the end of time and there will be many portends before his 'visit'

Yes but many Muslims "see" those portends currently, just like Christians see all the signs of end time currently and Hindus see signs of Kalki currently. Some beoiev

 

And this has happened in every generation 

[Gollum]

4 hours ago, New guy said:

Just like every Christian believes that Jesus second coming is going to happen during their lifetime and Muslims believe dajjal will come in their lifetime, Hindus will believe kalki will happen in their lifetime

 

When has human history been devoid of war and disease and destruction? We have gone through way worse things in the past. Rise of the right wing and spread of ignorance and misinformation everywhere always have been a portent to such things in human history. A vicious cycle which keeps repeating 

Yeah, medieval era was probably the worst when it comes to human suffering. So many wars, conquests, massacres, plagues, witch trials, then colonialism which wiped out entire civilizations in South America and so much trauma in Asia/Africa, World Wars, famines etc. 

 

Despite all the bad things in the world right now, we still are in one of the most peaceful and just times in human history. We have never had better healthcare and access to medicines, clean drinking water, sanitation etc. Famines are rare and even if something of that sort develops, rest of the countries will come in to help (recall the charity efforts, aid money raised during Ethiopian Famine in early 80s). Wars toh chalta rahega but there is some form of rules based order, Geneva accords, Red Cross etc which were unimaginable even 200 years ago. 

 

Kalki ya Jesus ko aana hi ta toh they could have come 500 years ago. Who knows, maybe Mayans and Aztecs would still be with us.  

Edited April 25 by Gollum

[BacktoCricaddict]

15 minutes ago, Gollum said:

Yeah, medieval era was probably the worst when it comes to human suffering. So many wars, conquests, massacres, plagues, witch trials, then colonialism which wiped out entire civilizations in South America and so much trauma in Asia/Africa, World Wars, famines etc. 

 

Despite all the bad things in the world right now, we still are in one of the most peaceful and just times in human history. We have never had better healthcare and access to medicines, clean drinking water, sanitation etc. Famines are rare and even if something of that sort develops, rest of the countries will come in to help (recall the charity efforts, aid money raised during Ethiopian Famine in early 80s). Wars toh chalta rahega but there is some form of rules based order, Geneva accords, Red Cross etc which were unimaginable even 200 years ago. 

 

Kalki ya Jesus ko aana hi ta toh they could have come 500 years ago. Who knows, maybe Mayans and Aztecs would still be with us.  

 

All true, and every one of these accomplishments can be traced back to scientific advances.  Based on the data to which you have alluded, I was extremely optimistic about the ability of science and technology to alleviate human suffering. But CoViD and the anti-science backlash that followed (some of it precipitated by draconian regulations, but most of it due to evidence-free fear-mongering) has hampered this progress. I am in pessimist-mode right now, and not sure if the correction will come any time soon.  

[Gollum]

On 4/25/2026 at 6:21 PM, BacktoCricaddict said:

 

All true, and every one of these accomplishments can be traced back to scientific advances.  Based on the data to which you have alluded, I was extremely optimistic about the ability of science and technology to alleviate human suffering. But CoViD and the anti-science backlash that followed (some of it precipitated by draconian regulations, but most of it due to evidence-free fear-mongering) has hampered this progress. I am in pessimist-mode right now, and not sure if the correction will come any time soon.  

Not 'every one' boss.

 

Sure, scientific advances have alleviated a lot of human suffering but there have been other players as well.

 

Abolition of slavery

Civil rights movement

Modern democracy

Women's suffrage movement (India had universal franchise before USA and few other western countries)

LGBTQ rights

Geneva Convention (PoWs related)

 

Even in India, before our freedom struggle, base was set by social reforms, particularly the renaissance movement in Bengal. Sati ban, widow remarriage, girl's education (Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar accomplished so much!!!!), so many anti-caste movements from different parts of the country. Later our land reform movements, forest rights, empowerment of tribals etc. List is long.  

[coffee_rules]

On 4/25/2026 at 3:36 AM, New guy said:

Just like every Christian believes that Jesus second coming is going to happen during their lifetime and Muslims believe dajjal will come in their lifetime, Hindus will believe kalki will happen in their lifetime

 

When has human history been devoid of war and disease and destruction? We have gone through way worse things in the past. Rise of the right wing and spread of ignorance and misinformation everywhere always have been a portent to such things in human history. A vicious cycle which keeps repeating 

Haan bhai! RW is the root of all evil, pata hain! But, to equate all beliefs like you’re doing, Kalki is not the basis of Hinduism. Jesus and Pigamber are for Christians and Muslims. Maybe about one percent of Hindus that too Vaishvaites believe in Kalki. There is no concept of judgment day or Qayamat in Hinduism. Our timeline is cyclic and not linear like the desert religions.

 

At some point, people have to realize that liberalism has failed. The world and pluralism is what we need to embrace in future.

 

[Nikhil_cric]

On 4/25/2026 at 3:12 PM, Mariyam said:

Muslims do not believe that Dajjal will come in their lifetime.

 

Dajjal will come in the end of time and there will be many portends before his 'visit'

That did not stop generations of Muslims from believing that the end times were already here. 

 

 

[Mariyam]

22 hours ago, Nikhil_cric said:

That did not stop generations of Muslims from believing that the end times were already here. 

 

 

Not sure what you are trying to convey

[Nikhil_cric]

32 minutes ago, Mariyam said:

Not sure what you are trying to convey

Medieval Muslims believed that the end times corresponded with roughly year 1000 as per the Islamic calendar. 

[Mariyam]

1 hour ago, Nikhil_cric said:

Medieval Muslims believed that the end times corresponded with roughly year 1000 as per the Islamic calendar. 

Never heard of anything of the sort.

 

The concept of the "Dajjal" doesn't find any mention in the holy Quran. It is from the hadees ( shahih bukhari). 

 

Did a google search on the relevant hadees but found nothing to indicate that the belief you mention is canonical. It could simply be medieval folklore.

 

Sahih Muslim 2937a - The Book of Tribulations and Portents of the Last Hour - كتاب الفتن وأشراط الساعة - Sunnah.com - Sayings and Teachings of Prophet Muhammad (صلى الله عليه و سلم)

Hadiths about Dajjal: Exploring the Scholars’ Interpretations - Islamonweb

[Nikhil_cric]

4 minutes ago, Mariyam said:

Never heard of anything of the sort.

 

The concept of the "Dajjal" doesn't find any mention in the holy Quran. It is from the hadees ( shahih bukhari). 

 

Did a google search on the relevant hadees but found nothing to indicate that the belief you mention is canonical. It could simply be medieval folklore.

 

Sahih Muslim 2937a - The Book of Tribulations and Portents of the Last Hour - كتاب الفتن وأشراط الساعة - Sunnah.com - Sayings and Teachings of Prophet Muhammad (صلى الله عليه و سلم)

Hadiths about Dajjal: Exploring the Scholars’ Interpretations - Islamonweb

I didn't say it was canonical.  But plenty of believers thought they lived in the end times - across multiple faiths, not just Islam 

[BacktoCricaddict]

9 hours ago, Nikhil_cric said:

I didn't say it was canonical.  But plenty of believers thought they lived in the end times - across multiple faiths, not just Islam 

 

Belief in religion is often predicated on the paradise/hell concept and apocalyptic prophecies.