Changement climatique et changement d'ère

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 Changement climatique et changement d'ère


Ce que la science moderne identifie aujourd'hui comme "changement climatique," le Sanatan Dharma le décrit comme la transition des ères. Il y a plus de 500 ans, cinq sages d'Utkal (l'actuelle Odisha, en Inde) inscrivirent des prophéties sur des feuilles de palmier, prédisant l'aube d'une nouvelle ère autour de cette époque. Ils décrivirent une série d'événements qui devraient se dérouler pendant cette période de transition—événements qui semblent résonner avec bon nombre des changements que nous connaissons aujourd'hui. Fait intéressant, ces sages affirmèrent que leurs connaissances n'étaient pas de simples prédictions, mais des révélations divines de l'Âme Suprême (Para Brahman).

Selon le texte prophétique Bhavishya Malika (Texte du Futur), le monde devrait faire face à des défis importants à partir de 2025, notamment des calamités naturelles, des guerres et d'autres bouleversements.

Cela soulève une question profonde : qui détient la vérité la plus profonde—la science moderne ou la sagesse ancienne du Sanatan?




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