
Maalika
Hindu religious texts

Hindu religious texts
'Maalika', or Bhavishya Malika, is an ancient text written in the 16th century during the reign of the Suryavamsa Gajapati ruler, Emperor Prataparudra Deva (1497 - 1540 CE) in the ancient Odia language by the Panchasakha - Saint Achyutananda Das, Saint Ananta Das, Saint Jasobanta Dasa, Saint Jagannath Das and Saint Balaram Das in Odisha. In the Utkaliya Vaishnavite tradition and Odia spiritual tradition, the Panchasakhas are revered as the cosmic reincarnations of the five Pandavas from the Mahabharata, born again to democratize spiritual knowledge and document prophetic insights for the transition into the next cosmic cycle. Bhavishya Maalika mentions the prophecies of the Sanātanī Saints, which include predictions about the future. These texts mention the global transformation and arrival of Lord Kalki for the re-establishment of righteousness and the rise of the Satya Yuga (Golden Period) by 2032 AD. Saint Achyutananda Das was revered as a Trikaaldarshi for his ability to see the past...
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