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कल्पवृक्ष

The Kalpa Tree - This world in the form of the Kalpa Tree is a unique tree, because unlike the other trees, the seed of this tree isn’t below, but above. No one else other that the Supreme Father + Supreme Soul Shiva Himself, who remains in the stage of being in the Supreme Abode, through Prajapita Brahma is the imperishable and living seed of this tree like human world, and His creation is shown beneath Him. The Supreme Father Shiva, who is the Father of the incorporeal souls, speaks through the lotus like mouth of the father of the corporeal human beings, Prajapita Brahma: ‘I am the imperishable seed of this world in the form of the Kalpa Tree and just like the essence of the tree is contained in an ordinary seed, similarly, the knowledge of the beginning, middle and the end of this tree like world is contained in Me. When this tree deteriorates, I Myself come, and through true knowledge and Raja yoga, I sow the seed or plant the sapling of this tree once again’.
This upside down tree has been shown upright in the picture just for the purpose of explanation. At the very bottom of this tree, the confluence of the end of the Iron Age and the beginning of the Golden Age has been shown. When this tree deteriorates at the end of the Iron Age, in order to plant the sapling of the Ancient Deity Religion, the Supreme Father Shiva Himself, who is the Seed of this tree, enters the body of Prajapita Brahma and gives the knowledge of the Gita i.e. the knowledge about the beginning, middle and end of this world, through his lotus like mouth, and teaches Raja yoga. Jagadamba (the World Mother) and the pure mukhvanshaavli Brahmins, who are also known as ‘Prajapita Brahmakumar-kumaris or Shiva Shakti Pandav’, are created through this knowledge. This very period of God Shiva’s incarnation at the end of the cycle is called ‘Sangamyug (the Confluence Age) or Gita yug (the Age of the Gita)’.

The Confluence Age is followed by Satyug and after that the Tretayug begins; they can be called the Golden Age and the Silver Age of the Indian history, because [at that time], every human being is a deity. There is an unshakable, undivided, trouble-free, happy and peaceful empire of the Suryavanshi Lakshmi-Narayan and their successors in the Golden Age, and of the Candravanshi Sita-Ram and their successors in the Silver Age. There exists only one religion, the Ancient Deity Religion there. It was the system for leading a life full of divine virtues and free from all kinds of external ostentations. Unlike the situation nowadays, religion and politics didn’t exist separately there. Both the powers (religious and political powers) were only in the hands of Lakshmi-Narayan and Sita-Ram. That’s why there was no need of ministers, royal advisers (rajguru), judges and commanders there. There were neither doctors nor advocates there, because there was no trace of vices there. There was only one kingdom, one religion, one opinion, one language and one clan in heaven and this heaven existed only in Bharat or in other words, Bharat alone was the world, because the other continents were submerged in the sea. That Bharat itself is called Vaikunth, Bahisht or Heaven. This period can be called the beginning of the Kalpa Tree.

How will there be peace in the world?

Today, there is a lot of importance of time and human being is so busy in earning wealth that he doesn’t have time to know or recognize God. He finds all these topics wasteful and nobody wants to listen to them either. He never even has a thought to think: why there isn’t happiness and peace in the life despite going around so many temples, mosques, churches and gurudwaras? Why the life is full of tensions despite earning wealth after working like animals from the morning till the evening? The reason is he has forgotten his very original form and bodily happiness alone has become the most important thing for him. Darkness has spread everywhere to such an extent that not even the lamp of the light of knowledge is visible. Today, there are ten main religions in the world; everyone understands and worships the form of God in their own way, but it isn’t that there are different Gods. Certainly, there is just one God who is accepted in all the religions. Jannat, svarg and paradise or dojakh, narak and hell in every religion aren’t different either. Today, man has reached the space or moon, [but] neither did he find any male or female deity (devi-devataa) nor did he find svarg or jannat there and there isn’t paataal (nether world) below [the earth] either.