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The Happening of the Avatar is a Purāna Not History

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Both are different. In Western countries, what they write is history. In Eastern countries, the history that we write is called purana! There is a big difference between the two. History means, that which happens in the two dimensions of length and breadth. For example, ‘He was born at this time this morning. He did this at this particular time this evening. He did this at this time at night.’ It is two-dimensional; meaning, what you see in everyday life.

This is called history.

Purana is the
recording of
multiple
dimensions. Every
happening has an
impact on all
eleven dimensions
of the universe.
Whoever can see
the impact of every
happening on all
eleven dimensions
and records it is
Vyasa, and what he
records is purana.
Vyasa is not the
name of some
individual. It is a
title. The Vyasa
who compiled the
eighteen puranas
and four Vedas
is called
Badanarayana.

Understand:
His name is
Badanarayna;
his title is Vyasa

Timeless Revelations on the Avatar

The universe has been
planning for the
happening of The Avatar
since the beginning of
time. Nadi readings are
an astrological
phenomenon where
through many different
means, either through a
person or through palm
leaf recordings, the past,
present and future is
revealed to any
individual at any time.

They are extremely
profound sources that
expose the depth of
Hinduism and the inner
achievements of the
giants in Hindu history.

The nadi readings are originally
written by the ancient rishis,
including the renowned sage and
Siddha Agastya, about the entire
history of life in the universe.
They were recorded when the
rishis had access to the Akashic
Records, and wrote down what
they saw was happening in the
grand scheme of the universe.

This particular nadi reading
referring to The Avatar was
spontaneously revealed (or
revealed through divine
intervention) to a disciple who
had sought his own nadi reading.
It must be mentioned here that
this particular disciple was a
resident of New Zealand and was
a complete stranger to the nadi
readers.

The original nadi is in Tamil.