J&K Will Become a Sacred Pilgrimage Site for World Religions

The Kalki Gyan Sagar Gurukul will be established in Jammu & Kashmir.

- BHUPENDRA SHARMA

Since the creation of the universe, India has been a spiritual land, a 'Karmabhumi' (land of action). Jammu & Kashmir, situated on India's sacred land, is considered the land of the gods because it is the holy abode of the divine creators of this beautiful world—the supreme parents, the omnipresent Supreme Brahman. This divine land is home to the holy shrines of the epoch-changing goddesses, Mata Vaishno Devi and Mata Sita. Both these goddesses are associated with Lord Vishnu, and therefore, the final incarnation of Vishnu, Lord Kalki, is also connected to Jammu & Kashmir.

Kalki disciple Kailash Mohan (from Banswara) states that the transformation from the current age of Kali Yuga to Satya Yuga, and the creation of a Satya Yuga world on this 'Karmabhumi,' will begin from Jammu & Kashmir. The connection of Kalki's incarnation to this sacred land is evident in religious texts, which describe Jammu & Kashmir as the sacred abode of the Saguna Brahman, the creator and sustainer of all living beings. The Supreme Brahman is known to humanity by various names, including Baba Amarnath, Shiva-Shakti, Adam and Eve, and Adam and Havva.