enargeia @detondev@social.linux.pizza · activity timestamp 11 min. ago alt This spiritual illustration is from the Brahma Kumaris movement, used in teachings and literature regarding the end of the current world cycle / Kali yuga, and spiritual awakening. The Sleeping Man (कुम्भकरण / Kumbhakarna) represents humanity deep in spiritual slumber, ignorance, and materialism (symbolized by the mythological character Kumbhakarna who slept for long periods). The Brahma Kumari figure stands above, pouring spiritual knowledge (gyan) from a pitcher into the ear of the sleeping person to wake them up. The warning text सावधान ! महाविनाश सामने खड़ा है, अज्ञान रूपी निद्रा से जागो। translates to "Beware! Great destruction is ahead; awaken from the sleep of ignorance." The globe on a hospital bed सृष्टि अंतिम श्वासों पर Depicts the Earth personified as a patient hooked up to an oxygen tank and an intravenous drip, with a missile pointed at it, symbolizing ecological, moral, and world-ending crisis (Mahavinash) at the end of the cycle. The wheel / disc above represents cosmic time cycles and divine realization in Brahma Kumaris philosophy. This spiritual illustration is from the Brahma Kumaris movement, used in teachings and literature regarding the end of the current world cycle / Kali yuga, and spiritual awakening. The Sleeping Man (कुम्भकरण / Kumbhakarna) represents humanity deep in spiritual slumber, ignorance, and materialism (symbolized by the mythological character Kumbhakarna who slept for long periods). The Brahma Kumari figure stands above, pouring spiritual knowledge (gyan) from a pitcher into the ear of the sleeping person to wake them up. The warning text सावधान ! महाविनाश सामने खड़ा है, अज्ञान रूपी निद्रा से जागो। translates to "Beware! Great destruction is ahead; awaken from the sleep of ignorance." The globe on a hospital bed सृष्टि अंतिम श्वासों पर Depicts the Earth personified as a patient hooked up to an oxygen tank and an intravenous drip, with a missile pointed at it, symbolizing ecological, moral, and world-ending crisis (Mahavinash) at the end of the cycle. The wheel / disc above represents cosmic time cycles and divine realization in Brahma Kumaris philosophy. Reply Boost Quote Like More actions Copy link Share Flag this post Block
alt This spiritual illustration is from the Brahma Kumaris movement, used in teachings and literature regarding the end of the current world cycle / Kali yuga, and spiritual awakening. The Sleeping Man (कुम्भकरण / Kumbhakarna) represents humanity deep in spiritual slumber, ignorance, and materialism (symbolized by the mythological character Kumbhakarna who slept for long periods). The Brahma Kumari figure stands above, pouring spiritual knowledge (gyan) from a pitcher into the ear of the sleeping person to wake them up. The warning text सावधान ! महाविनाश सामने खड़ा है, अज्ञान रूपी निद्रा से जागो। translates to "Beware! Great destruction is ahead; awaken from the sleep of ignorance." The globe on a hospital bed सृष्टि अंतिम श्वासों पर Depicts the Earth personified as a patient hooked up to an oxygen tank and an intravenous drip, with a missile pointed at it, symbolizing ecological, moral, and world-ending crisis (Mahavinash) at the end of the cycle. The wheel / disc above represents cosmic time cycles and divine realization in Brahma Kumaris philosophy. This spiritual illustration is from the Brahma Kumaris movement, used in teachings and literature regarding the end of the current world cycle / Kali yuga, and spiritual awakening. The Sleeping Man (कुम्भकरण / Kumbhakarna) represents humanity deep in spiritual slumber, ignorance, and materialism (symbolized by the mythological character Kumbhakarna who slept for long periods). The Brahma Kumari figure stands above, pouring spiritual knowledge (gyan) from a pitcher into the ear of the sleeping person to wake them up. The warning text सावधान ! महाविनाश सामने खड़ा है, अज्ञान रूपी निद्रा से जागो। translates to "Beware! Great destruction is ahead; awaken from the sleep of ignorance." The globe on a hospital bed सृष्टि अंतिम श्वासों पर Depicts the Earth personified as a patient hooked up to an oxygen tank and an intravenous drip, with a missile pointed at it, symbolizing ecological, moral, and world-ending crisis (Mahavinash) at the end of the cycle. The wheel / disc above represents cosmic time cycles and divine realization in Brahma Kumaris philosophy.
