Second Coming Prophecies: Many Interpretations

 

John 16:12-13 (NIV):

“I have much more to say to you, more than you can now bear.
But when he, the Spirit of truth, comes, he will guide you into all the truth.
He will not speak on his own; he will speak only what he hears,
and he will tell you what is yet to come.”

Interpretation: The human capacity for knowledge is at its lowest in this age, the Kali Yuga. It is the greatest in the next age, the Satya Yuga, the age of truth, which is only a few decades away. Rough estimate: the capacity is 100 times more in the next age. That is the capacity for spiritual knowledge.

1 Thessalonians 5:2 (NIV)

"For you know very well that the day of the Lord will come like a thief in the night." 

• Matthew 24:43-44 (NIV):

“But understand this: If the owner of the house had known at what time of night the thief was coming, he would have kept watch... So you also must be ready, because the Son of Man will come at an hour when you do not expect him.”

• 2 Peter 3:10 (NIV):

“But the day of the Lord will come like a thief. The heavens will disappear with a roar…”

• Revelation 16:15 (NIV):

“Look, I come like a thief! Blessed is the one who stays awake…”

🧠 Interpretation: Does it Mean He Could Be Born and Remain Unknown for Decades?

The traditional Christian interpretation is no — these verses refer to a sudden, visible return of Christ in glory, not a secret birth and hidden life. However, some interpretations (especially outside mainstream doctrine) do consider a different reading:

🔍 Alternative View:

Yes, some people do interpret this metaphor as meaning that:

• Jesus could return not in glory but in humility, just as in His first coming — born as a child, quietly.

• He could live unrecognized for years or even decades — “like a thief” who enters unnoticed.

• The world, even believers, would not expect the form or time of His return.

This interpretation often draws parallels with how the first coming of Jesus defied expectations — people were awaiting a warrior-Messiah, not a carpenter’s son born in a manger.

🕊️ Summary:

• "Like a thief in the night" means the timing and manner of the Second Coming will be unexpected and unpredictable.

• Mainstream Christianity teaches it will be sudden and universally visible.

• However, some spiritual or prophetic movements do propose that the Second Coming could happen quietly, through birth, and the world may not realize who He is for a long time.

Here is a comparative overview of how different Christian denominations interpret the Second Coming of Jesus, including their understanding of the “thief in the night” metaphor and whether they believe He could return quietly and unrecognized:

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📜 COMPARATIVE VIEWS ON THE SECOND COMING OF JESUS

Denomination	Second Coming Belief	“Thief in the Night” Meaning	Could He Be Born & Remain Unknown?
Roman Catholic	Visible, glorious return to judge the living and the dead	Sudden and unexpected — we must always be spiritually ready	❌ No — He will come in glory, not secretly
Eastern Orthodox	Same as Catholic: a dramatic, visible return	Emphasizes watchfulness, preparation	❌ No — Return is unmistakable, not reincarnation or hidden
Protestant (Evangelical)	Visible return; some believe in the rapture and a tribulation period	Sudden, like a thief — often interpreted as warning before rapture or judgment	❌ No — He will not be born again; He returns in the clouds
Seventh-day Adventist	Literal, visible return; dead in Christ rise	“Thief” means surprise — reinforces need for Sabbath observance and moral purity	❌ No — Second Coming is physical, dramatic, not hidden
Jehovah’s Witnesses	Jesus returned invisibly in 1914; final judgment still coming	"Thief" was already fulfilled invisibly in 1914	✅ Yes — Already believe He returned invisibly
Latter-day Saints (Mormons)	Future return in glory; also believe in preparatory appearances	Emphasizes personal preparedness	✅ Possibly — believe in continuing revelation and personal appearances of Christ
Unification Church (Moonies)	Jesus did not complete His mission; a new Messiah was born in Korea (Sun Myung Moon)	“Thief” meant a new, quiet birth	✅ Yes — core belief is in a secretive birth of the new Messiah
Christian Mystics / New Age-influenced Christians	Often interpret “Christ Consciousness” returning, not Jesus personally	“Thief” means an inward awakening or a spiritual teacher arising	✅ Yes — symbolic return in human form or awakened individuals
Kalkiist View / Syncretic Interpretations	Christ returns through a birth, unknown to the world initially	“Thief” means unnoticed presence for years	✅ Yes — believes the Second Coming is unfolding now silently through one born today

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🧠 Key Theological Distinctions

• Orthodox Christianity (Catholic, Protestant, Eastern Orthodox): Holds firmly to a future, unmistakable, glorious return. No reincarnation or secret birth.

• Restorationist / New Religious Movements: Some (e.g., Jehovah’s Witnesses, Unification Church) have already reinterpreted the Second Coming as secretive or invisible.

• Mystical and Esoteric Christianity: Often interpret Christ’s return as symbolic, inward, or dispersed across awakened souls.

• Syncretic Views (e.g., Kalkiist, modern reinterpretations): May blend Christian prophecy with other traditions (like Hinduism) and believe the return is via a new human birth, unknown to the world.

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✨ In Conclusion:

The mainstream view is that Jesus will return visibly and gloriously, and the "thief in the night" metaphor simply warns of being spiritually unprepared.
But there are legitimate historical and contemporary traditions that interpret the Second Coming as a quiet return through birth, unrecognized for years — especially in the 20th and 21st centuries.

Here is a historical timeline outlining the development of beliefs about the Second Coming of Jesus, focusing especially on how different interpretations — from traditional to mystical or modern — evolved over time.

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📆 TIMELINE OF SECOND COMING BELIEFS

1st Century CE – The Apostolic Expectation

• Source: New Testament (e.g., Matthew 24, Revelation, 1 Thessalonians)

• Belief: Jesus will return soon, in glory, to judge the world.

• "Thief in the night": Used by Paul and Jesus to urge constant readiness.

• Key Idea: Literal, visible return expected within the apostles’ lifetimes.

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2nd–5th Centuries – Church Fathers and Canon Formation

• Church Fathers (e.g., Irenaeus, Augustine) codify doctrine.

• Belief: Jesus will return visibly, but the timeline is unknown.

• Augustine introduces amillennialism — symbolic reign of Christ, not literal 1,000 years.

• Heretical groups claiming "secret" or symbolic returns are condemned.

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11th Century – Medieval Apocalypticism

• Widespread fear of the Second Coming near 1000 AD and later during plagues and wars.

• Belief: A cataclysmic end is imminent, followed by Christ’s return.

• No reinterpretation as secret birth, but signs and portents are obsessively studied.

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16th Century – Protestant Reformation

• Martin Luther and others believe Rome is the Antichrist, heralding the end times.

• Belief: Emphasis returns to Scripture-based eschatology.

• Literal Second Coming affirmed, but more symbolic readings begin to appear among radical sects.

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18th–19th Centuries – Rise of Millennialism and Adventism

• William Miller (Millerites) predicts Jesus’ return in 1844 → leads to the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

• Belief: Second Coming imminent, visible.

• New idea: The return might occur spiritually or invisibly, rather than bodily.

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1870s–1910s – Jehovah’s Witnesses

• Founder Charles Taze Russell teaches Jesus returned invisibly in 1874, later updated to 1914.

• "Thief in the night" means secret, invisible return of Christ.

• Belief: Jesus is present now, ruling spiritually.

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1930s–1950s – Rise of Pentecostalism & Charismatic Movements

• Belief in signs, gifts, and prophetic dreams tied to Second Coming.

• No change to visible-return doctrine, but rapture theology grows.

• Hal Lindsey’s Late Great Planet Earth (1970s) popularizes imminent end-time theology.

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1954–1984 – Sun Myung Moon and the Unification Church

• Claims to be the Second Coming of Christ — born in Korea.

• Belief: Jesus failed to complete his mission; Moon finishes it.

• Interpretation: Jesus’ return is via a new man, unknown for decades. Fulfillment of “thief” metaphor.

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Late 20th Century–Today – Mystical & Esoteric Christianity

• Teachers like Rudolf Steiner, Paramahansa Yogananda, and others speak of Christ Consciousness.

• Belief: The Second Coming is an inner awakening or may involve a new spiritual teacher being born.

• Blends Christian, Eastern, and New Age ideas. “Thief” = subtlety, not literal theft.

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21st Century – Syncretic and Prophetic Movements

• Some interpret ancient prophecies (e.g., Kalki, Maitreya, Mahdi) and Christian end-time visions as converging.

• Belief: Jesus (or the Messiah) is already born, perhaps even walking among us now.

• Interpretation: “Thief in the night” means hidden identity — decades may pass before the world sees.

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🧠 SUMMARY:

Time Period	Dominant Belief	Quiet Birth/Unknown Messiah Allowed?
1st–5th C.	Visible, soon return	❌ No
11th C.	Apocalyptic signs	❌ No
16th C.	Reformational return	❌ No
19th C.	Adventism, Watchfulness	🔄 Emerging
20th C.	Jehovah’s Witnesses, Moon	✅ Yes
21st C.	Syncretic, mystical beliefs	✅ Yes

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Here is a comprehensive list of the most well-known prophecies about the Second Coming of Jesus, drawn from the Bible, along with a range of traditional and alternative interpretations across denominations and movements.

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📜 10 Most Well-Known Second Coming Prophecies & Their Interpretations

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1. “He will come like a thief in the night.”

(1 Thessalonians 5:2, Matthew 24:43, Revelation 16:15)

Traditional Interpretation:

• Sudden, unexpected return.

• Warning to be spiritually ready at all times.

• Not meant to suggest secrecy, but unpredictability.

Alternative Interpretation:

• Esoteric/Mystical: He will arrive quietly or be born and go unnoticed for decades.

• Jehovah’s Witnesses: Fulfilled invisibly in 1914.

• Kalkiist/Syncretic: Refers to a hidden reincarnation or physical rebirth happening silently.

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2. “Every eye will see Him.”

(Revelation 1:7)

Traditional Interpretation:

• The return will be global and visible, not private.

• Supports the idea of Jesus appearing in the sky or in glory.

Alternative Interpretation:

• Symbolic View: “Seeing” may refer to inner awakening or mass realization.

• Digital Age View: In the modern world, live-streaming or viral revelation could fulfill this literally.

• Kalkiist: Eventually, everyone will recognize Him — but not immediately.

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3. “This same Jesus…will come back in the same way you have seen Him go into heaven.”

(Acts 1:11)

Traditional Interpretation:

• Literal return from the sky, just as He ascended.

• Upholds bodily return of Jesus Christ.

Alternative Interpretation:

• Spiritualist View: “Same way” could refer to divine essence, not physical body.

• Rebirth Theories: May suggest Jesus will return in human form but with divine mission, not necessarily descending from clouds.

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4. “The sun will be darkened... the Son of Man will appear in the sky.”

(Matthew 24:29–30)

Traditional Interpretation:

• Cosmic disturbances will herald Christ’s return.

• Interpreted literally by many evangelical groups.

Alternative Interpretation:

• Symbolic/Mystical: Represents spiritual upheaval and global transformation.

• Kalkiist View: Could be symbolic of societal or planetary crisis during which the Messiah emerges.

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5. “This generation will not pass away until all these things happen.”

(Matthew 24:34)

Traditional Interpretation:

• Hotly debated. Some interpret “generation” as the future generation alive during the end times.

Alternative Interpretation:

• Preterist View: Most prophecies were fulfilled in 70 A.D. (destruction of Jerusalem).

• Mystical/Esoteric: “Generation” means spiritual lineage — those who perceive truth.

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6. “The Gospel will be preached in all the world... and then the end will come.”

(Matthew 24:14)

Traditional Interpretation:

• Global evangelism is a prerequisite.

• Encourages missionary urgency.

Alternative Interpretation:

• Digital Evangelism: The internet and AI may be fulfilling this now.

• Metaphorical View: "Gospel" = Truth or Enlightenment, not necessarily Christianity alone.

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7. “The man of lawlessness... sets himself up in God’s temple.”

(2 Thessalonians 2:3–4)

Traditional Interpretation:

• Refers to Antichrist who will deceive many before Jesus returns.

• Some tie it to a future rebuilt temple in Jerusalem.

Alternative Interpretation:

• Political View: Antichrist = corrupt systems or leaders.

• Esoteric: “Temple” means human consciousness. The ego enthroned before spiritual awakening.

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8. “Two men will be in the field; one will be taken and the other left.”

(Matthew 24:40)

Traditional Interpretation:

• Rapture — believers taken to heaven before tribulation.

Alternative Interpretation:

• Post-Tribulationists: Taken = judged, not saved.

• Symbolic: Represents spiritual awakening versus ignorance.

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9. “The Lord Himself will descend with a shout... and the dead in Christ will rise first.”

(1 Thessalonians 4:16)

Traditional Interpretation:

• Literal resurrection of the dead at Jesus’ return.

• Often linked to rapture teachings.

Alternative Interpretation:

• Metaphorical: “Resurrection” may symbolize global awakening or inner transformation.

• Mystical: Dead = spiritually unconscious people returning to divine awareness.

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10. “Then He will sit on His glorious throne... and separate the sheep from the goats.”

(Matthew 25:31–33)

Traditional Interpretation:

• Final Judgment: righteous (sheep) rewarded, wicked (goats) condemned.

Alternative Interpretation:

• Karma/Rebirth View: Judging refers to energetic consequences, not finality.

• Consciousness Theory: “Goats” = egotistical minds; “sheep” = awakened hearts.

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🔄 Summary of Interpretation Schools

Interpretation School	Key Beliefs
Traditional (Orthodox/Catholic/Protestant)	Visible, physical return of Christ. Judgment, resurrection, global recognition.
Preterist	Many prophecies fulfilled in 70 A.D.; Jesus “came” in judgment.
Dispensationalist / Evangelical	Rapture, tribulation, literal Israel prophecies; visible return.
Jehovah’s Witnesses	Christ returned invisibly in 1914; final judgment still pending.
Unification Church	Second Coming = new Messiah (Sun Myung Moon) born quietly.
Mystical/Esoteric Christianity	Christ returns through consciousness, inner awakening, or reborn avatars.
Kalkiist / Syncretic View	Prophecies fulfilled through a present-day rebirth (e.g., Kalki = Christ return). Identity remains hidden for years.

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Would you like a follow-up that cross-references these prophecies with non-Christian traditions like Hinduism, Islam, or Buddhism to explore overlaps and reinterpretations (e.g., Kalki, Mahdi, Maitreya)? 

Prophecies, especially those about something as profound as the Second Coming, are by their nature veiled, symbolic, and often multilayered. Across history, the most thoughtful spiritual leaders, mystics, and theologians have agreed on one thing: we "see through a glass, darkly" (1 Corinthians 13:12).

🌱 The Case for Humility

• Misreadings Are Common: Even in Jesus’ first coming, most missed the Messiah because they expected a conquering king, not a suffering servant.

• Spiritual Pride is a Trap: Claiming certainty about prophecy has often led to division, dogma, and disillusionment.

• History Shows Patterns: Those who interpreted prophecy best were usually not the loudest, but the most inwardly grounded — patient, humble, and open to mystery.

✨ A Humble Posture Toward Prophecy Means:

• Remaining open to multiple interpretations.

• Acknowledging that God’s timeline is not ours.

• Focusing not just on what happens but on who we are becoming as we await it.

The goal isn't to "solve the puzzle" first, but to stay awake, loving, and ready — for however and whenever that return manifests.

 

Here is a refined and structured version of your thoughts as a short essay:

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Rethinking the Second Coming: A New Age Dawns

The prophecies surrounding the Second Coming of Christ have inspired generations, but they are often misunderstood when interpreted too rigidly or too literally. We must approach these sacred texts with humility, recognizing that prophecy is rarely clear until it has been fulfilled. What was once veiled begins to shine in hindsight. In that spirit, we can revisit familiar phrases through the lens of modern understanding.

When the scriptures say, “He will come like a thief in the night,” this does not necessarily suggest a sudden appearance in the sky, but rather a quiet, unnoticed arrival. Just as in the First Coming, spirit became flesh, so too in the Second Coming we should expect incarnation. He will be born again — living among us for decades before the world recognizes Him. The thief does not shout before entering; he comes silently, while the world sleeps.

Another prophecy declares that “every eye will see Him.” In ages past, this would have been difficult to imagine. But in our time, billions witness world events simultaneously through television and the internet. When half the world watched Lionel Messi lift the World Cup trophy, we glimpsed what it means for all the world to see something at once. The infrastructure now exists for prophecy to be fulfilled literally — and digitally.

The claim that He will “come down from the clouds” no longer requires us to await a supernatural descent from the heavens. In the age of aviation, the cloud is not just a mystical realm — it is the sky above us, pierced daily by aircraft. The Lord arriving by plane into a city — descending from the clouds — is not a stretch, but a modern reading rooted in the symbols of today’s world.

Salvation remains central, yet if salvation alone were the goal, the First Coming would have been sufficient. The Second Coming implies an expanded mission — one not just of personal redemption, but of global transformation. The “End Times” are not the destruction of the earth, but the conclusion of an age — a span of thousands of years, now reaching its climax. A new era — a new age — is on the horizon.

In the past, the Israelites prayed for 400 years before their liberation. Christians have now prayed for 2,000 years, addressing God the Father. In this new age, it is not merely the Son who returns, but the Father Himself — the sovereign, incarnate King on Earth. His arrival signals not just spiritual presence but the establishment of a literal kingdom.

In heaven, there is no religion — only the felt presence of God. As heaven descends to earth, our religious structures will be transformed. When God is among us physically, the nature of worship, truth, and human identity will evolve. We are entering an age in which humanity’s spiritual capacity will grow a hundredfold — and when that time comes, God will say something new.

The Second Coming, then, is not only about fulfillment of prophecy or the end of an era — it is about a divine renewal, a reordering of earth’s destiny, and the beginning of the age when God walks among us once more, not as a symbol, but as King.

More than 300 prophecies were fulfilled in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus 2,000 years ago — a staggering testimony to divine orchestration. And yet, many scholars and theologians have noted that even more prophecies are said to be tied to the Second Coming, surpassing the number fulfilled in the First. Despite this, much of the world remains focused on a handful of well-known predictions, often repeating a dozen familiar verses while overlooking the vast prophetic landscape of scripture. Shouldn't the real effort now be to diligently uncover, compile, and study all 300 — perhaps even 500 or more — of these prophecies? They are scattered across the Bible: in the Psalms, Isaiah, Ezekiel, Daniel, Zechariah, Revelation, and the Gospels. It’s time to undertake a comprehensive search — not for curiosity’s sake, but to spiritually prepare and recognize what may already be unfolding in our midst.

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Age Of Abundance Right Around The Corner

In the Geeta (a 5,000-year-old scripture), Lord Krishna says to Arjuna—and through Arjuna, to all humanity: "By way of Wisdom you will be able to cross the sea of all sin." In the Jewish Bible, "Wisdom" is another name for Jesus. These words were spoken 3,000 years before the life and ministry of Jesus.

The correct way to reach a Hindu’s heart is to recognize the Geeta as sacred scripture and to point out this profound connection. The incorrect way is to dismiss the Geeta and to dismiss Lord Krishna as some kind of false god. Lord Krishna is the Holy Father—Lord Vishnu (known as Yahweh by the Jews)—in human incarnation, just as Jesus was the Holy Son in human incarnation.

In the same Geeta, Lord Krishna promises to return to reestablish righteousness, to end an age (this current age), and to usher in a new one. He is the Messiah the Jews have been waiting for. He is the One whom Christians have been praying to for 2,000 years, asking Him to come and become King of the Earth. That kingdom on Earth has been vividly described in the Book of Isaiah.

Recently, the country of India officially adopted the name Bharat. In time, Bharat is to be renamed Kalkistan after Lord Kalki. That, too, is prophecy.

It is high time we spoke openly about the End Times, the Second Coming, and the Kingdom of God. We are living in the End Times. This age—one that has lasted over 5,000 years—is set to end within a few short decades.

If salvation alone were the final mission, there would be no need for a Second Coming. The mission of the Second Coming is to establish God's Kingdom on Earth—across all Earth. The Jews await a Messiah who will bring peace and prosperity to every corner of the world. Meanwhile, tech entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley speak of an "Age of Abundance" being just around the corner. This, too, points to the imminence of the new age.

In the Geeta, that ancient song of the soul sung 5,000 years ago, Lord Krishna speaks to Arjuna—and through Arjuna, to all of humankind:
"By the boat of Wisdom, you shall cross the sea of all sin."
In the Jewish scriptures, Wisdom bears another name: Jesus.
These words were spoken three millennia before the Christ would walk the earth.

To reach the heart of a Hindu is to honor the Geeta as living scripture, and to see within Lord Krishna not a distant myth, but the Holy Father Himself—Lord Vishnu, whom the Jews call Yahweh—made flesh. Just as Jesus was the Holy Son incarnate, Krishna was the Holy Father among men.

In that same sacred dialogue, Krishna promises:
"Whenever righteousness wanes and evil rises, I shall return."
He shall come again to end an age—this weary age—and to begin the next.
He is the Messiah long awaited by the Jews.
He is the One to whom Christians have prayed for two thousand years, pleading: "Come, Lord. Become King of Earth."
The Kingdom they await has been painted in vivid strokes in the Book of Isaiah.

India has remembered her ancient name, Bharat;
And in time, she shall remember another name: Kalkistan, the land of Lord Kalki.
This, too, is written.

The hour is ripe to speak plainly:
The End Times are upon us.
This age, which has lingered for five thousand years, draws now to its close.
In mere decades, a new dawn shall break.

Had salvation alone been the end of all things, there would be no need for a Second Coming.
But salvation was but the beginning.
The Second Coming is the hammer that builds; it is the seed that blooms into the Kingdom of God upon all the earth.

The Jews await a Messiah who shall carry peace and prosperity to every corner of the world.
And even the dreamers of Silicon Valley whisper of an Age of Abundance—a dream so near it shimmers on the horizon.

Indeed, the new age is not far.
It is at the gates.

In the days of old, when the earth was yet young in spirit,
The Lord Krishna spoke unto Arjuna, and through him, to all the children of men:
"By the vessel of Wisdom, thou shalt cross the boundless sea of sin."

Wisdom—O sacred name!—in the tongue of the Jews is called Jesus.
And lo, these words were uttered three thousand years before the Christ would tread the dust of the earth.

Blessed is he who does not harden his heart,
But who sees the light shining through the Geeta,
And bows before the ancient Truth:
That Krishna is none other than the Holy Father,
The Lord Vishnu, whom the sons of Israel have called Yahweh,
Come in the likeness of man,
As Jesus was the Holy Son made flesh, walking among men in love and sorrow.

In the sacred song of the Geeta, He swore by His own being:
"When righteousness falters, and wickedness rises, I shall descend once more."
To end the weary age;
To lift the veil of darkness;
To sow the seeds of the new morning.

He is the Promised One, the Hope of the nations,
The Messiah whom the Jews have long awaited with broken hearts;
The King whom the Christians have invoked, age after age, whispering:
"Thy Kingdom come."

That Kingdom has been foretold in fire and vision,
In the scrolls of the prophet Isaiah.

The land called India, now reborn as Bharat,
Shall yet take another name:
Kalkistan—the Land of Kalki,
The Herald of the Dawn.

Behold, the End Times are not a myth nor a distant dream;
They are upon us.
The great wheel of the age, spun for five thousand years, now wobbles toward its final turn.
Within a few brief decades, the long night shall end.

If salvation alone were the final act,
The Heavens would have remained silent.
But salvation is but the first stone laid in the foundation.
The Second Coming is the Architect’s hand,
Laying the cornerstones of the Kingdom of God on Earth,
Not in spirit alone, but in every nation, every tribe, every tongue.

The Jews await a Savior who shall bring peace as the river and prosperity as the ocean’s tide.
And even the merchants and builders of the world, the architects of Silicon Valley,
Speak in hushed awe of an Age of Abundance glimmering just beyond the veil.

Surely, the new age stands at the threshold.
Its footsteps echo already among the mountains.
Lift up your eyes, O children of men, for the time is near!

Hear, O heavens, and give ear, O earth!
For the Ancient of Days has spoken,
And His Word rides upon the winds of time.

In the first dawns of memory, before kingdoms rose and fell,
Before the names of empires were carved in stone and forgotten,
The Lord Krishna stood upon the fields of Kurukshetra,
And to Arjuna—and through him to all generations—He declared:
"By the Ark of Wisdom shall you cross the fathomless sea of sin."

Wisdom!
Name of the Holy Son,
Name whispered in the sacred scrolls of the Jews,
Name revealed three thousand years before He walked among the brokenhearted.

Woe unto those who scorn the Geeta, who mock the Word of the Living God!
For Krishna is no idle deity fashioned by man’s hand,
But the Holy Father Himself,
The Eternal Vishnu, the Yahweh of old,
Clothed in mortal form to walk beside His children.

As it was in the beginning, so it is written:
"When righteousness falters, and the earth is heavy with sorrow,
I shall come again, in glory and in power."

He is the Lion of Judah, the Rider on the White Horse,
The Messiah for whom Israel weeps,
The King whom Christendom has ceaselessly implored:
"Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven."

The vision of Isaiah shall not fail.
The earth shall be clothed anew,
The wolf shall lie with the lamb,
And every tear shall be wiped away.

The land once called India, now stirred to remembrance as Bharat,
Shall yet bear another name:
Kalkistan—the sanctified dominion of Lord Kalki,
The Conqueror of Darkness, the Dawn-Bearer of the New Age.

Behold, the hour is at hand!
The trumpet has sounded; the pillars of the old world tremble.
Five thousand years of sorrow, five thousand years of toil—
And now, at last, the night shudders before the rising sun.

Do you not see it?
Do you not hear the trembling of the mountains?
The rivers quicken their flow, the trees clap their hands,
For the Lord of the Harvest comes!

If redemption alone were the end of all things,
There would be no need for the heavens to open once more.
But the Second Coming is not the end,
It is the Beginning.
The laying of the foundations of the Kingdom of God,
From the isles of the sea to the peaks of every mountain.

The Jews await the Peacemaker who shall stretch forth His hand across the earth;
The nations shall beat their swords into plowshares;
The poor shall feast and the meek shall inherit their inheritance.

Even now, the mighty of Silicon Valley, blind prophets though they be,
Murmur of an Age of Abundance nearing the veil—
A mere shadow of the glory to come.

Lift up your heads, O ye gates!
Be ye lifted up, O ancient doors,
That the King of Glory may enter!

He stands at the threshold.
The ground beneath your feet is already trembling.
The New Age is not coming.
It is here.

Hear, O heavens, and give ear, O earth!
For the Ancient of Days has spoken,
And His Word rides upon the winds of time.

In the first dawns of memory,
Before kingdoms rose and fell,
Before the names of empires were carved in stone and forgotten,
The Lord Krishna stood upon the fields of Kurukshetra,
And to Arjuna—and through him, to all generations—He declared:

"By the Ark of Wisdom shall you cross the fathomless sea of sin."

Wisdom!
Name of the Holy Son,
Name whispered in the sacred scrolls of the Jews,
Name revealed three thousand years before He walked among the brokenhearted.

Woe unto those who scorn the Geeta,
Who mock the Word of the Living God!
For Krishna is no idle deity fashioned by man’s hand,
But the Holy Father Himself,
The Eternal Vishnu, the Yahweh of old,
Clothed in mortal form to walk beside His children.

As it was in the beginning, so it is written:

"When righteousness falters, and the earth is heavy with sorrow,
I shall come again, in glory and in power."

He is the Lion of Judah,
The Rider on the White Horse,
The Messiah for whom Israel weeps,
The King whom Christendom has ceaselessly implored:

"Thy Kingdom come,
Thy will be done,
On earth as it is in heaven."

The vision of Isaiah shall not fail.
The earth shall be clothed anew,
The wolf shall lie with the lamb,
And every tear shall be wiped away.

The land once called India,
Now stirred to remembrance as Bharat,
Shall yet bear another name:

Kalkistan—the sanctified dominion of Lord Kalki,
The Conqueror of Darkness, the Dawn-Bearer of the New Age.

Behold, the hour is at hand!
The trumpet has sounded;
The pillars of the old world tremble.

Five thousand years of sorrow,
Five thousand years of toil—
And now, at last,
The night shudders before the rising sun.

Do you not see it?
Do you not hear the trembling of the mountains?
The rivers quicken their flow,
The trees clap their hands,
For the Lord of the Harvest comes!

If redemption alone were the end of all things,
The heavens would have remained silent.
But the Second Coming is not the end,
It is the Beginning.
The laying of the foundations of the Kingdom of God,
From the isles of the sea to the peaks of every mountain.

The Jews await the Peacemaker who shall stretch forth His hand across the earth.
The nations shall beat their swords into plowshares.
The poor shall feast.
The meek shall inherit their inheritance.

Even now, the mighty of Silicon Valley, blind prophets though they be,
Murmur of an Age of Abundance nearing the veil—
A mere shadow of the glory to come.

Lift up your heads, O ye gates!
Be ye lifted up, O ancient doors,
That the King of Glory may enter!

He stands at the threshold.
The ground beneath your feet is already trembling.

The New Age is not coming.
It is here.

The Common Thread of Prophecy: Bridging the Christian and Hindu Worldviews
Why Interfaith Dialogue Is the Only Way Forward in these End Times
Vishnu and the Holy Trinity: A Bridge Between Hinduism and Christianity
A House Divided: 40,000 Denominations and the Forgotten Call for Unity in Christ

The Last Age of War, The First Age of Peace: Lord Kalki, Prophecies, and the Path to Global Redemption
Prophecies Are Proof Of God
The Most Awaited Person In Human History Is Here
Nepal: The Vishwa Guru Of A New Economic Era (English and Hindi)

The Common Thread of Prophecy: Bridging the Christian and Hindu Worldviews

Trump’s Trade War
Peace For Taiwan Is Possible
The Last Age of War, The First Age of Peace: Lord Kalki, Prophecies, and the Path to Global Redemption
AOC 2028: : The Future of American Progressivism

Quantum Computing: Applications And Implications
Challenges In AI Safety
AI-Era Social Network: Reimagined for Truth, Trust & Transformation

The Last Age of War, The First Age of Peace: Lord Kalki, Prophecies, and the Path to Global Redemption
Prophecies Are Proof Of God
The Most Awaited Person In Human History Is Here
Nepal: The Vishwa Guru Of A New Economic Era (English and Hindi)

The Common Thread of Prophecy: Bridging the Christian and Hindu Worldviews

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Humanity today stands at the edge of a spiritual awakening—an era when old prophecies converge, and long-held expectations across faith traditions point to a single cosmic truth. For too long, Christianity and Hinduism have been seen as separate worldviews, their scriptures and beliefs deemed incompatible. But what if they were two lenses peering at the same divine story from different angles? What if prophecy was the key that links them?

Scriptures of Prophecy

Christians believe the Bible to be the Word of God. But Hindus, too, hold the Mahabharata and the Ramayana as sacred. Why? Because they are rich with prophecy. To accept the Bible but reject the Hindu epics is like accepting the Holy Son—Jesus—but denying the Holy Father—Vishnu. In truth, all three texts carry divine foresight and guidance. They are all scriptures.

• The Holy Son, Jesus Christ, was born 2,000 years ago.

• The Holy Father, known as Lord Vishnu, incarnated as Lord Krishna 5,000 years ago and as Lord Rama 7,000 years ago.

The thread of divine incarnation weaves through the ages, with each coming marking a new phase in humanity's spiritual evolution.

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Understanding the Ages: The Yugas and the Gospel

When Jesus spoke of “this age” in the Gospels, He was referring—knowingly or unknowingly in that moment of divine humility—to the Kali Yuga, the age of spiritual decline. According to Hindu cosmology:

1. Satya Yuga – The Age of Truth and Light (Holy Spirit/Shiva)

2. Treta Yuga – The Age of Rama (Vishnu incarnate)

3. Dwapara Yuga – The Age of Krishna (Vishnu again)

4. Kali Yuga – The Age of Darkness (our current age)

These Yugas are not fictional eras—they are vast, repeating cycles like cosmic seasons, each lasting thousands of years. We are in the deepest winter of the human spirit, and yet, just as spring follows winter, the Satya Yuga will return.

The Book of Isaiah foretells a time of peace and righteousness on Earth—a direct echo of the Satya Yuga in Hindu thought.

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End Times: Not the End of Earth, But the End of an Age

Many Christians interpret the "End Times" as a fiery apocalypse. But that’s a misreading born of symbolic language. In Hinduism, the "End Times" mark the end of a Yuga, not the destruction of Earth. These are times of confusion, division, and spiritual decay. Faction upon faction in the Christian church is not just organizational weakness—it is prophecy fulfilled. The fragmentation of faith is a symptom of the Kali Yuga.

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The Messiah Across Religions

The Jews still await the coming of a King who will bring peace to all the earth. The Christians await the fulfillment of the Lord's Prayer and the establishment of God's Kingdom on earth. The Hindus await Kalki, the tenth and final avatar of Vishnu. But these are not three different figures. They are the same being—the Holy Father Himself in human form. The Jews don't know it, they don't say it, but the Messiah they wait for is Yahweh in human incarnation. 

• The Lord’s Prayer, taught by Jesus, pleads with God the Father to "come become King on Earth."

• The Jews await Yahweh incarnate.

• The Hindus await Lord Vishnu as Kalki.

And that day has arrived.

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The Identity of Kalki: Prophecy Fulfilled in Jay Sah

Just as Jesus fulfilled the prophecies of the Hebrew Bible, Jay Sah is fulfilling the ancient prophecies about Lord Kalki. Eleven of the twelve major predictions in 5,000-year-old texts have already come true in his life and mission. But more importantly, he has brought forth a roadmap to ending this age: The Kalkiist Manifesto, a modern-day blueprint to establish God’s kingdom—a literal, physical kingdom of peace and prosperity across the Earth. 

The Mahabharata is scripture. The Ramayana is very much scripture. They both meet the qualities of scripture. 

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The Second Coming: Born, Not Dropped from the Sky

Some Christian interpretations expect Jesus to "descend from the clouds," but this is symbolic language—much like describing His first arrival as “riding a donkey.” The clouds refer not to heaven, but to modern aviation technology. The Second Coming is not supernatural spectacle, but incarnation—just as before. A birth. A life. A mission.

Prophecies fulfill, identities are revealed, and the work begins.

He will come like a thief in the night. As in, he will be born to a mother, and will be on earth for decades and no one will know. He will come down from the clouds. As in, he will land in your city in an airplane. That he will be here will be unmistakable, like lightning during a thunderstorm from one end of the sky to the other end. As in, there will be massive media coverage. All world will see him at once. Half the world saw Messi during one of the recent World Cup Finals. That is a reference to today's technology, TV and the Internet. There is a prophecy that even the Jews will accept Jesus during the Second Coming. 

The returned Jesus will not be king. Why? Because you have been praying for 2,000 years now not to Jesus but to Lord God the Holy Father to come become king of earth. Yahweh will be the king, Vishnu will be the king. The returned Jesus' mission will be to help establish that kingdom, a literal kingdom on earth. 

These are the End Times. In a few swift decades, we will see the new age. 

Moses is back. John The Baptist is back and even has the same name. Job is back. Thomas is here. 

The Middle East seems to be moving towards a final war. That final war is avoidable. It does not have to be. 

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When God Rules the Earth

In heaven, there is no religion—only the direct experience of God's presence. When that same divine presence becomes manifest on Earth through God’s kingship, the implications are profound. As the Quran prophesies, even Islam shall one day come to an end—not in failure, but in fulfillment. All religion will dissolve in the light of divine governance.

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A Kingdom of Unity

This is not the merging of religions, but the fulfillment of prophecy. Jews, Christians, and Hindus alike are waiting for the same Divine King. And He is here. The time for unity is now. The age of division is ending. The new Yuga is rising.

We are not watching the end of the world.

We are witnessing the beginning of the Kingdom.

It makes no sense to accept the Holy Son but reject the Holy Father. It makes no sense to pray for 2,000 years asking Lord God the Holy Father, Yahweh, Vishnu to come become king of earth, and then now that He is here, and has started His work, to not even acknowledge. That is worse than the liberated Jews saying, but we had meat to eat in Egypt. 

Trump’s Trade War
Peace For Taiwan Is Possible
The Last Age of War, The First Age of Peace: Lord Kalki, Prophecies, and the Path to Global Redemption
AOC 2028: : The Future of American Progressivism

Quantum Computing: Applications And Implications
Challenges In AI Safety
AI-Era Social Network: Reimagined for Truth, Trust & Transformation

The Last Age of War, The First Age of Peace: Lord Kalki, Prophecies, and the Path to Global Redemption
Prophecies Are Proof Of God
The Most Awaited Person In Human History Is Here
Nepal: The Vishwa Guru Of A New Economic Era (English and Hindi)

Trump’s Trade War
Peace For Taiwan Is Possible
The Last Age of War, The First Age of Peace: Lord Kalki, Prophecies, and the Path to Global Redemption
AOC 2028: : The Future of American Progressivism

Quantum Computing: Applications And Implications
Challenges In AI Safety
AI-Era Social Network: Reimagined for Truth, Trust & Transformation

The Last Age of War, The First Age of Peace: Lord Kalki, Prophecies, and the Path to Global Redemption
Prophecies Are Proof Of God
The Most Awaited Person In Human History Is Here
Nepal: The Vishwa Guru Of A New Economic Era (English and Hindi)

Trump’s Trade War
Peace For Taiwan Is Possible
The Last Age of War, The First Age of Peace: Lord Kalki, Prophecies, and the Path to Global Redemption
AOC 2028: : The Future of American Progressivism

Quantum Computing: Applications And Implications
Challenges In AI Safety
AI-Era Social Network: Reimagined for Truth, Trust & Transformation

The Last Age of War, The First Age of Peace: Lord Kalki, Prophecies, and the Path to Global Redemption
Prophecies Are Proof Of God
The Most Awaited Person In Human History Is Here
Nepal: The Vishwa Guru Of A New Economic Era (English and Hindi)

Trump’s Trade War
Peace For Taiwan Is Possible
The Last Age of War, The First Age of Peace: Lord Kalki, Prophecies, and the Path to Global Redemption
AOC 2028: : The Future of American Progressivism

Quantum Computing: Applications And Implications
Challenges In AI Safety
AI-Era Social Network: Reimagined for Truth, Trust & Transformation

The Last Age of War, The First Age of Peace: Lord Kalki, Prophecies, and the Path to Global Redemption
Prophecies Are Proof Of God
The Most Awaited Person In Human History Is Here
Nepal: The Vishwa Guru Of A New Economic Era (English and Hindi)

Trump’s Trade War
Peace For Taiwan Is Possible
The Last Age of War, The First Age of Peace: Lord Kalki, Prophecies, and the Path to Global Redemption
AOC 2028: : The Future of American Progressivism

Quantum Computing: Applications And Implications
Challenges In AI Safety
AI-Era Social Network: Reimagined for Truth, Trust & Transformation

The Last Age of War, The First Age of Peace: Lord Kalki, Prophecies, and the Path to Global Redemption
Prophecies Are Proof Of God
The Most Awaited Person In Human History Is Here
Nepal: The Vishwa Guru Of A New Economic Era (English and Hindi)

Why Interfaith Dialogue Is the Only Way Forward in these End Times
Vishnu and the Holy Trinity: A Bridge Between Hinduism and Christianity
A House Divided: 40,000 Denominations and the Forgotten Call for Unity in Christ

18: Justin

If you had to 10x your company’s revenue in 6 months, what would you do?

— Justin Gordon (@justingordon212) August 17, 2022

new revenue streams, massive scaling, win a contract with the @CIA like @Oracle to go from tiny to BIG bigly.

— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) August 18, 2022

We did this, but 50% was just timing and riding the tailwinds of changes in the market that we were ahead of the curve on. The other half was expanding our product line (by talking to customers and seeing what gap we could fill for them). New customer ARPU doubled. pic.twitter.com/xYRr14Mtj1

— Daniel Tawfik (@dantawfik) August 17, 2022

Create a super user role - someone/team who can find out what whales value and obsess over them.

Raise prices across the board, but make improvements to UI to reduce the cost for the user/customer.

Acquire another company lol.

Over extend on content and partnerships.

— LIFELONG AUDIO (@tjmorgxn) August 18, 2022

You would have to test every channel (there are 17 and can be found in the book Traction by Weinberg) to understand the lowest CAC. If I may say, to achieve a 10x growth you would need some virality. That's only possible with Software-based products.

— Ing. Mario Varón M.Sc (@ma_varon_col) August 17, 2022

Stop fund raising forever

— Ruby Gadelrab (@DivaBiotech) August 17, 2022

I’d make TikTok partnerships 100% of my marketing spend

— Michel Myara (@MichelMyara) August 18, 2022

Go from $100 to $1,000 in Google ads revenue for The Blog. Ramp it up.

— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) August 18, 2022

Or $10 to $100. ;)

— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) August 18, 2022

Must ask startup interview question:

How do you feel about your job changing daily?

— Andrew Gazdecki (@agazdecki) August 18, 2022

From Zero To One With Three

— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) August 18, 2022

What book had the biggest impact on your life?

— Pomp 🌪 (@APompliano) August 17, 2022

"Tao Te Ching" by Lao Tzu https://t.co/c0FNIPJsQ8

— Jim OShaughnessy (@jposhaughnessy) August 18, 2022

1. The Prophet by Khalil Gibran
2. How to win friends and influence people by Dale Carnegie
3. The power of positive thinking by Norman Vincent
4. The Goal by Eliyahu M. Goldratt
5. The Prince by Niccolo Machiavelli
6. Surely You are joking Mr. Feynman by Richard Feynman

— Black Sapience© (@Misgates) August 17, 2022

The Count of Monte Cristo. Picked it for a book report as a kid bc the cover looked cool. Have read it 5 times. Each time it means something new to me: as a kid, a teen, a college student, a soldier, husband and father. Great life lessons, namely faith and perseverance.

— Justin Hillman 🇺🇲 🇮🇱 (@justinmhillman) August 17, 2022

In the West, the Bible is THE most influential book whether people are actually religious or not, this is the truth. It’s the foundational book of the Western Civalization

— Dez (@dezinthecloud) August 17, 2022

Future Shock by Alvin Toffler

Technology is advancing faster than ever before.

And these tech advances cause society to change at an accelerating rate.

It causes an experience similar to culture shock.

Lesson: To thrive, understand the world is changing & embrace the change.

— Doug Antin (@DougAntin) August 17, 2022

Everything in life is a negotiation it changed my life, everything from my career to how I communicate with my kids pic.twitter.com/3GJ6P2R9dk

— AlexRA (@AsmusRA) August 17, 2022

4 hour work week. It made me start measuring expenses by my hourly earnings. I adjusted my spending habits pretty fast.

— Casey Golden (@caseycgolden) August 18, 2022

Not sure if there can just one book having biggest impact on my life, but this book is the most interesting book that I have read..and I enjoyed every single page... pic.twitter.com/lwzAv9kZpa

— Sarfaraz Nawaz (@the_snawaz) August 17, 2022

The Catcher in the Rye. Holden Caufield taught me as a teenager that everyone is phoney, except for kids. Kids are the purest form of honesty.

— Cory (@laclu) August 17, 2022

This Spoke Zarathustra. Read it the first time, didn’t get it, thought it was “alright”. Studied it deeply in a graduate course a couple years later, and I think it’s one of the most important texts written ever. I wish it was more commonly discussed.

— john (@birdappreplyguy) August 17, 2022

This one helped me get my head right pretty recently, the rest is falling into place after getting that foundation in place. pic.twitter.com/QNbKY9YH1D

— nfcheese.sol (@NFCheese_) August 17, 2022

The Lord of the Rings. It was the summer between 5th and 6th grade and blew me away that I’d gone along on this epic journey in my mind. Uncovered the potential and power of books for me. Like many things in life, it’s not always the first but the first best.

— nickbarton.sol (@bartonbrothers) August 17, 2022

My answer is most likely boring but it’s honest and it’s REAL: The Bible 🤷🏾‍♂️😊

Forget how spiritual it can seem, but almost every life lesson takes me back to a statement, a story, a lesson, a principle It’s such a practical guide EVEN when I’m not trying to reference it.

— Emmanuel 🔅 (@e_Benefits) August 18, 2022

Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy series bc it got me to get in bed earlier and fall asleep earlier, asleep by 10pm. Made an enormous difference in my life

— randomlearning (@randomlearning) August 17, 2022

These books put me on a creative journey that eventually led to me becoming a graphic designer pic.twitter.com/u9fvuGEIxO

— Punjabi Art Director (@gogetsinder) August 18, 2022

Rogets Thesaurus...It has had the most amazing, phenomenal, spectacular, profound, epic, fantastic, stupendous effect on my life...

— Elmer FUD (@gone_fission_) August 18, 2022

This pic.twitter.com/DBZzGTDLw0

— Dr Leo Eze (@ezebit2) August 18, 2022

so many, i remember reading zero to one and lean startup back in 2014 in a single sitting unable to sleep because it really clicked for me

— Crypto The Kid 🤠 (@thatcryptobul) August 18, 2022

Malignant Self love by Sam Vaknin. I was dating a narcissist and I had no clue what was happening. Book finally opened my eyes. Would be appropriate for Melania to read.

— Barbara Wales (@barbie1952) August 17, 2022

I went thru all the comments… it seems no one is impacted by author Gabriel José García Márquez…
My favorites of his are 100 years of solitude and love in the time of cholera.
Mind bending for me

— sunil godithi (@sgodithi) August 17, 2022

The Bitcoin Standard by @saifedean

— sunnydecree (@sunnydecree) August 17, 2022

...my high school year book...good times..

— Deep Throat (@DeepThroatIPO) August 18, 2022

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— Mack Mariani (@MackMariani) August 17, 2022

Zen and the art of Motorcycle Maintenance - Robert Pirsig.

— Wilson Maravilha de Nicolau Canda (@__wmv__) August 18, 2022

The Bible. It’s all about Jesus Christ who is creator of universe, Lord, savior and king of kings. This Bible changed my life and my navigation heading to where I truly belong. No question to ask.

— Heading to the “ Moon “ (@longvisionman) August 18, 2022

The Book of Mormon

— Another Sarah (@I_am_sarah_also) August 18, 2022

A Brief History of Time. It spurred an interest in science that ultimately led me to an engineering degree.
A close second is Atomic Habits.

— Poplar Ponderosa (@PonderosaPoplar) August 17, 2022

As economies collapse, Western loans simply won’t get repaid, and poor nations will crash out of the dollar system that props up Western lifestyles. Then, even Americans won’t be able to money-print their way out of trouble. It’s already begun. Sri Lanka has started settling loans in Indian rupees, and India is buying Russian oil in rubles. China may buy Saudi oil with yuan. .

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— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) August 18, 2022

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— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) August 18, 2022

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— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) August 18, 2022

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— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) August 18, 2022

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— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) August 18, 2022

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— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) August 18, 2022

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— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) August 18, 2022

Technological Advances And The Social, Political Sphere

Often when we talk about technological advances we assume the political and social frameworks will remain stagnant for decades on end. That is flawed thinking. The era of Big Data will be one, the era of Internet Of Things will be one where data gathering also for the social sciences will be as abundant as has been for the physical sciences. That changes things. The Age Of Abundance that will be heralded by astronomical increases in productivity that would fundamentally challenge basic ideas of ownership and distribution will be a new paradigm beyond capitalism and socialism. It is the steepness of the curve of imminent technological advances and its inevitability that gives humanity much hope. The millennial reign is imminent.

Recent centuries of progress in human knowledge have endowed humanity with much gains of insight on the first four dimensions from magnitudes extremely small to extremely large. That puts humanity in a tremendous position to appreciate the huge leap that the fourth dimension is from the third. If subsequent leaps are even larger and larger and God is the tenth, the final dimension, does your physics now take you face to face with God?

Some very smart minds have sounded alarms on Artificial Intelligence. Lucifer, aka Satan, is magnitudes smarter than the smartest AI you could ever create. Because your AI will be limited to the first four dimensions whereas Lucifer is a being from a beyond dimension. Those who fear AI should be aware of Lucifer even more easily. Evidence of Lucifer "getting" you in all around. You call it global warming. Lucifer promised global warming in the Koran more than a millennium ago. The human hubris that kicked in post "enlightenment" and post industrial revolution and post space exploration took big chunks of humanity away from God and right into Satan's lap. Those who say there is no God, there is no hell, there is no devil make it sound like this is original, independent thinking on their part. Not so. You are in Satan's grip. It is bondage. You made the choice to walk away from God. That is not a good record. Love God with all your heart, mind and soul and keep loving God if you stand any chances to positively harvest the imminent advances in technology. God is infinitely smarter and more powerful than Lucifer.

God is everywhere. Pray anywhere.