Vedic knowledge has come to us from the depths of centuries. Sanskrit, in which the Vedas are written, is the source of many languages of the world.
This is rightfully universal knowledge that belongs to all nations. They contain the foundations of knowledge that mankind has.
One of the most amazing and mysterious works is Srimad-Bhagavatam. It contains a description of various eras and information on Hindu philosophy, metaphysics and cosmology, on the historical development of the universe and on the ways of self-knowledge.
It is believed that this book was written more than 5000 years ago, at the beginning of the era, which in Hinduism is called Kali-yuga.
Here, in the last 12 songs, events of a real historical era are predicted.
“Due to the powerful influence of the age of Kali, it will weaken day by day.Truthfulness, purity, patience and mercy will become an inaccessible luxury for many. People will simply stop using these benefits.Material wealth will be a sign by which a good person will be determined or not. Only such people will be respected in society, they will be listened to.Law and justice will be established for those who are stronger and have a higher position in society.Men and women will cohabit only because of momentary attraction. Success in business will depend not on the mind, but on the sophisticated ability to deceive others.Masculinity will be determined only by sexuality, and not by force and wisdom.The spiritual condition of a person will be judged only by external attributes, how to dress, how to pray in public.A person will be trusted only if he earns well. And the scientist who did not make a significant contribution to science will be considered outstanding, and the one who skill-fully juggles words and hypocrites.They will enter into marriage not by law, but by verbal agreement.To gain holiness, a person will need only ablution in a remote reservoir, which will be considered a holy place where sins can be washed away.Beauty will be judged by hairstyle, and gluttony will become the meaning of life.The principles of religions will be respected, but only for decency, and not by true desire. "
Dear readers, this book is more than 5000 years old, and how clearly it describes our time. It is surprising that even our long-livers great-grandmothers and great-grandfathers find it strange to understand that this happens in reality.
