Concluding the explanation regarding the doctrines of Nijanand Sampradaya in the Haridwar Maha Kumbh Mela Festival, Pran Nath Ji said, "Oh Acharyas and saints! The one who comes truly, accepts and practices this knowledge, definitely achieves freedom from the cycle of birth and rebirth. He enters the imperishable world."
After this, all Acharyas and religious leaders present in the 1678 CE Maha Kumbh Mela of Haridwar, recalled and verified three prominent signs for identifying the incarnation of Buddha Kalki:
To those who were counting 432,000 years of the Kaliyug to be completed,
Pran Nath Ji said that the age of Kaliyug had greatly diminished due to
various sins on earth, and solar and lunar eclipses. Therefore, there
is no need to count years, He says:
Kaliyugey chehen rei anta
kei sab kiyey, lok batavey aju dur anta |
Arath ander ka koi na pav
hi, barey arath baher kei ley dubat ||
Solah sei lagey rei shaka
shalivahan ka, samvat satrah sei paitish |
Beitha ney shaka vijya-bhi-nand
ka, yun kahey shastra aur jyotish ||
Pragtey nishan dhumrketu khay
mash, par sudh na karey aju koi it |
Vegey ne padharo rei buddhji
ya samey, pukar kahey sri mahamat ||
(KS, Kir: 58/17-21)
(Bhavishya Dipika: Adh. 3)
According to Saint Kabir, approximately 125 years of the age of Kaliyug is diminished by each eclipse. With 3,412 eclipses in all, the age of the Kaliyug has already diminished by 3,412x125 = 4,26,500 years. This means that the remaining age of the Kaliyug equals 4,32,000 - 4,26,500 = 5,500 years. Saint Kabir says, “the Buddha Nish-kalanka will come in the end period of the Kaliyug to free my soul from the ocean of Maya.” It should be noted here that by 1678 C.E., approximately 4,660 years of Kaliyug had already passed. It means that the age of the Kaliyug is almost near an end.
Pran Nath Ji asked all the Acharyas present in the Haridwar Kumbh Mela Festival to verify that 1600 years had elapsed of the King Shalivahan. Everyone was shocked to find it to be true, and accepted him as Buddha Nish-kalanka Avatar.
Scriptural Prophecies Regarding Buddha Nish-kalanka Aavtar
At this point, it would be appropriate to review some of the relevant scriptural facts. Let’s review what the scriptures of both, East and the West, speak about this. The reader should also keep in mind our discussion regarding ‘Avatars’ in the chapter “The Krishna Connection.”
According to Hindu scriptures , the declaration of the supreme truth's Buddha Nish-kalanka Avatar was predicted upon completion of 1600 years of the Saka of Salivahan to free all the worldly Jivas from the bondage of maya. Also, the Bhavishya Purana had predicted: "During the rule of Mughal Empire, specifically when Aurengzeb will spread chaos for Hindus, the year will be 1678 AD. This will be the time the Supreme Truth's soul Indrawati will be declared as Buddha Nish-kalanka Avatar on the Holy Land of India. The Lord of Lords will ride on the spotless divine horse, i.e., by working through the soul of Indrawati. He will kill the ego of those who lack true divine knowledge through the sword of Nij Buddhi, i.e., Tartam, and with an armor of Ishak and a shield of truth." The Buddha Gita also confirms that this Buddhji, the Buddha Nish-kalanka Avatar, will be no one else but Aksharateet, the Supreme Truth God.
In line with these prophecies of Hindu scriptures, the holy Koran had also spoken of Allah's arrival as Imam Mahndi on "Farda Roj, i.e., tomorrow - the eleventh century Hijri Samvat 1090.
According to Koran , and Bible , One day of Allah or God equals 1000 years of this world and His one Night equals 100 worldly years. In addition, the happening of Kayamat in the eleventh century is also indicated in Koran .
The holy Bible had also predicted the Lord's coming down from the heaven (Param Dham). His coming will be like lightning from the East (India) to the West (rest of the world), like a thief in the night (hiding among Hindus). It is also stated that He will come with power and great glory (of the spotless Tartam Knowledge. In all, Bible talks about the Second Coming more than 300 times. While no specific time has been clearly indicated in Bible, the signs of His arrival have already been declared.
It is interesting to note here that the world faiths are divided on the issue of the time and place of His arrival. Many think that He has already arrived, while others think He has not yet arrived. Even there are believers who are completely rejecting this most powerful doctrine of ‘Coming’ indicated in all major world faiths. To the best of our knowledge, there are more than fifty faiths, or sects, or cults in the world claiming His arrival among their own group. Even people have been killed in this fight for such claims.
The seeker souls should not be preoccupied in proving such a claim, even in the case of Pran Nath Ji. Instead, the focus should be on the scope and the teachings of Shri Pran Nath Ji’s Divine Wisdom. The completeness of the Wisdom and its ability to absorb all world faiths should be the focal point in the present period of Spiritual Awakening.
This way, at least the above mentioned scriptural prophecies of the
Hindu, Muslim, and, Christian religions are tallying regarding the time,
and most importantly the signs of the arrival of the Supreme Lord’s Buddha
Nish-kalanka Avatar or Allah's Imam Mehndi or the Second Christ.
A detailed discussion regarding the time and signs can be found in the
later chapters.
Pran
Nath Ji Proclaimed as Imam Mehndi in Delhi: The Spiritual Awakening Work
of Twelve Comrades
After His return from Haridwar, Lord Pran Nath reactivated the mission
to deal with Aurenzeb’s fanaticism. He inspired twelve comrades to
go to Aurangzeb to convey to him the message of true Islam, arrival of
Imam Mehndi and declaration of the signs of Kayamat, the day of Judgement.
Laldas Ji, Pran Nath Ji’s right hand, delivers to Aurangzeb, twenty-two
questions derived from the Koran with the message that Allah Tala is going
to be declared in Hijri eleventh century, i.e., 1678 AD. On the other
hand, Lord Pran Nath inspired all Hindu Kings to unite and fight against
the tyranny of the Emperor Aurangzeb.
" The Master had been in my house, but my darkened eyes could not see
his splendor."