How to survive 2012: 1-5

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1) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wU7urU3WpEo & feature

 

2) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e35UVajeiFA & feature

 

3) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8gMBWFMkOo & feature

 

4) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohG0myjg_zs & feature

 

5) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cu-mVQE8TDk & feature

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Besides how can the world end when it does not really exist but only as an

extension of Brahman. I only wish I could experience the Nataraja's Dance in

this lifetime and return to the Lord as ashes to cover his personal form and be

remade into a new reality. However as stated below the Kali Yuga has only

recently begun and I reckon it should be around 50,000 years before the cycle

ends since the Vedic Long Calendar spans nearly 4 Billion years in its entirety

which interestingly is nearly what modern scientists date to nearly that.

 

Remember that the Vedas

There are 5 messages in this issue.

 

Topics in this digest:

 

1a. Re: Solar Eclipse and Vedic Calendar??

Omtatsat

 

2. Re: Solar and Vedic Calendar??

Corbin Israfael

 

3a. Re: Sri Shani Trayodasi is celebrated on January 24th 2009

rajya laxmi

 

4. Twelve names of Lord SANISCHARA

drgsssastry

 

5. taruNa taraNi

krishnarao

 

 

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1a. Re: Solar Eclipse and Vedic Calendar??

Posted by: " Omtatsat " zen_in_trance zen_in_trance

Thu Jan 22, 2009 9:25 am ((PST))

 

The world ends only as per the Vedic

Calendar of yuga's and not on any

thing else. The 'real' kaliyuga has started

recently and lot more years are to go.

 

Om.

 

this was from another

 

 

 

 

Besides how can the world end when it does not really exist but only as an

extension of Brahman. I only wish I could experience the Nataraja's Dance in

this lifetime and return to the Lord as ashes to cover his personal form and be

remade into a new reality. However as stated below the Kali Yuga has only

recently begun and I reckon it should be around 50,000 years before the cycle

ends since the Vedic Long Calendar spans nearly 4 Billion years in its entirety

which interestingly is nearly what modern scientists date to nearly that.

 

Remember that the Vedas are Eternal and thus there is no beginning nor definite

end...only cycles within countless cycles...