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Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2026 12:51 pm
• Dan. 12:2 — “many of them that sleep in the dust of the earth shall awake, some to everlasting life, and some to shame and everlasting contempt.”
And let us also draw a parallel with another Sacred Scripture:
“Here is what is closest to your question about the Last Judgment, the resurrection, and the judgment over souls:
The end of Kali Yuga and the coming of the Kalki avatar
• This is the closest to an “apocalyptic judgment” at the end of the era.
• Where it is mentioned: the Vishnu Purana (book 4, chapter 24), the Bhagavata Purana (canto 12, chapter 2), the Agni Purana, the Kali Purana, the Mahabharata (the Vana Parva, mentions of the end of the yuga).
• What happens: At the end of Kali Yuga (our current age of decline, of falsehood, of violence, and of adharma) the world is plunged into chaos. Then Kalki will appear — the tenth and final avatar of Vishnu. He will come on the white horse Devadatta, with a flaming sword, and will destroy all the unrighteous, the corrupt rulers, the thieves of dharma, and those who sow evil. This purification is like a “judgment” through the destruction of evil.
• The key thing: Not a general resurrection of the dead, but a rebirth of dharma. After this, a new Satya Yuga begins — the golden age of righteousness. There is no eternal hell for all; those who are cleansed continue the cycle, and the righteous souls go to liberation or to better births. This is not the final end of the universe, but the end of one cycle of yugas.”
I decided the other day to rewatch the Russian TV series “Grigori Rasputin.” Very well shot. And I really like how the plot of this series is constructed: there have always been disagreements about who Rasputin is, after all — was he dark or light. And in the American cartoon about Princess Anastasia, Rasputin is presented as a villain, as a dark Spirit who came and destroyed the Russian Empire. But in the Russian series everything is shown differently. In the Russian series it is shown that he was precisely pure, light, and the light Spirit was precisely in him. And he really did work wonders, and he really did come,
And let us also draw a parallel with another Sacred Scripture:
“Here is what is closest to your question about the Last Judgment, the resurrection, and the judgment over souls:
The end of Kali Yuga and the coming of the Kalki avatar
• This is the closest to an “apocalyptic judgment” at the end of the era.
• Where it is mentioned: the Vishnu Purana (book 4, chapter 24), the Bhagavata Purana (canto 12, chapter 2), the Agni Purana, the Kali Purana, the Mahabharata (the Vana Parva, mentions of the end of the yuga).
• What happens: At the end of Kali Yuga (our current age of decline, of falsehood, of violence, and of adharma) the world is plunged into chaos. Then Kalki will appear — the tenth and final avatar of Vishnu. He will come on the white horse Devadatta, with a flaming sword, and will destroy all the unrighteous, the corrupt rulers, the thieves of dharma, and those who sow evil. This purification is like a “judgment” through the destruction of evil.
• The key thing: Not a general resurrection of the dead, but a rebirth of dharma. After this, a new Satya Yuga begins — the golden age of righteousness. There is no eternal hell for all; those who are cleansed continue the cycle, and the righteous souls go to liberation or to better births. This is not the final end of the universe, but the end of one cycle of yugas.”
I decided the other day to rewatch the Russian TV series “Grigori Rasputin.” Very well shot. And I really like how the plot of this series is constructed: there have always been disagreements about who Rasputin is, after all — was he dark or light. And in the American cartoon about Princess Anastasia, Rasputin is presented as a villain, as a dark Spirit who came and destroyed the Russian Empire. But in the Russian series everything is shown differently. In the Russian series it is shown that he was precisely pure, light, and the light Spirit was precisely in him. And he really did work wonders, and he really did come,