Kalki, The Blade of Grass & The Kshatriya

I read that the avatar of Bhagwan Vishnu, designated to arrive next will be that of Bhagwan Kalki. The one who will come to end evil and establish the rule of peace and prosperity, truth and righteousness. While all of us can define evil for our own selves, what I share below is a conversation I witnessed between a sage and his disciples during my meditation. This blog is for those who already know what I'm talking about.

The Conversation:

The Kalki Avtar will be here soon. And when he is here, all those who are awakened and prepared will be drawn to him under his protection. None will be able to even touch them, forget causing any harm. It is from them that the force to destroy the evil, will be formed.

The Seeker asked:

What about those sleeping. Those who are watching the evil in action, but neither responding or acknowledging. Those who are living their lives completely oblivious to the wrong doings of the evil men and women.

The Reply:

Those sleeping are not really sleeping. Their consciousness knows what is going on and what is to come. It also knows that if not acted upon, they will perish. However, their mind that is in complete control of their consciousness, will make sure that they will become the blades of grass that will be the casualty of this Dharma Yudh (a battle between the criminals/radicals/savages, who are killing innocent citizens, waging meaningless wars, etc and those who will rise up to stand against them). The same mind that has bought into the narratives of the malicious info-wars.

What is keeping them in their sleep is a false sense of safety. They believe that when the slayers come, they will spare those who chose not to fight. But our past is filled with evidence of such false sense of safety being short lived. Our past has enough evidence of the slayers, slaying those sleeping and picking up their women and children to be used as their bounty. For those sleeping, the fear of being killed in the battle field is far grater than the fear of being finished in one's bed. Quietly. Without much suffering. They have no fear of the eternal law of karma that will judge & punish them till their spirit has paid the price for their inaction to protect dharma. Dharma in this case is protecting one's own gift of life and that of their family. Dharma is to establish and maintain peace & prosperity in one's community. Dharma is respecting the choices of those we live with. And Dharma is also standing up against the disrespect that is coming our way for the choices we have made.

So, about those who chose to act asleep, may they be reminded for the final time that they are like the blades of grass in the battlefield. Today, these blades of grass have an option to transform into the kshatriya and discharge their dharma. Tomorrow, they will not have this choice. You as one who has made the choice, must not lament on their choices. For your attachment will bind your mind and body to those who have chosen to perish. And because of this attachment you too will meet their fate.

Those who have chosen to perish could be your kith and kin. But know that you have no authority over their choices. You can only protect those who listen to your thoughts and follow your action. Not those who will convince you to join them in their complacency. Dharma doesn't allow one to either brainwash the other or be brain washed themselves. Dharma will always tell you that which will lead you to the truth. And then it is your journey to meditate on that truth to find your purpose and move forward.

My last words to the warrior in your -

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Wherever there is Shree Krishna, the Lord of all Yog, and wherever there is Arjun, the supreme archer, there will also certainly be unending opulence, victory, prosperity, and righteousness. Of this, I am certain.

Note: These are my thoughts for my consumption. However, I felt I should share them with those who might be like-minded. If you can understand the inner war of thoughts & feelings that are being churned by such large-scale violence and lack of humanity, I invite you to share your mind freely in the comments. I acknowledge that I am not for planned violence. I am for planned peace. But as a Kshatriya, I am trained to protect myself and my community against planned violence, and I wish to interact with those who are of like mind in one's need for such preparation.

I hope that one day, the world will be as peaceful as one big family. Vasudeva Kutumbh!

Regards

#CRSpeaks

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