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**celddiskend** · 05-28-2007, 07:42 PM

Dear Sri Sriniranga Ji,

Iam attaching herewith a citation about the four yugas:

http://www.harekrishnatemple.com/bhakta/chapter19.html

But please understand that God Vishnu is representing only one part of the triumvirate, representing the birth, sustenance and the eventual destruction of a Brahma cycle.

Irrsespective of what the Yugas' charecteristics are, the human beings hold the same Truth across. Just because one is born in this Yuga (which is Kali, by most reckonings) that does not absolve one of doing one's Dharma or the objective of seeking Moksha.

Remember, we believe in after lives. So, depending on the spiritual evolution, you or I may have been born in other Yugas as well.

Vishnu is an Ishwara (personal God). While celebrating His glorious Dharma to protect life on this Universe while it lasts, let us also pause a minute to remember the creator (Brahma) and the would be destroyer (Shiva). Because they all represent the laws of Prakrithi: Creation, Sustenance and Destruction. And Creation again.......

Pranams,
KRS

05-28-2007, 07:42 PM	#4
celddiskend Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 460 Senior Member	Dear Sri Sriniranga Ji, Iam attaching herewith a citation about the four yugas: http://www.harekrishnatemple.com/bhakta/chapter19.html But please understand that God Vishnu is representing only one part of the triumvirate, representing the birth, sustenance and the eventual destruction of a Brahma cycle. Irrsespective of what the Yugas' charecteristics are, the human beings hold the same Truth across. Just because one is born in this Yuga (which is Kali, by most reckonings) that does not absolve one of doing one's Dharma or the objective of seeking Moksha. Remember, we believe in after lives. So, depending on the spiritual evolution, you or I may have been born in other Yugas as well. Vishnu is an Ishwara (personal God). While celebrating His glorious Dharma to protect life on this Universe while it lasts, let us also pause a minute to remember the creator (Brahma) and the would be destroyer (Shiva). Because they all represent the laws of Prakrithi: Creation, Sustenance and Destruction. And Creation again....... Pranams, KRS
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