Returning to Goloka

While the karma is reverberating it is disturbing the entire universe to
some degree. As more and more individuals take actions that are slightly out
of alignment with all the laws of Nature, more reverberations arise and like
dirt in clear water, the water becomes more opaque. This leads to more
mistakes and more “dirt” and eventually the period of Satya yuga grinds down
to Treta yuga where only 75% of Natural Law is active. What does this mean?
25% of the pure vibrations of the Rig Veda have been dampened by the karma
of individuals. More karma and more degradation and then Dwapara yuga
dawns and we are down to 50% of Natural Law, then finally Kali yuga arises
and at the start only 25% of Natural Law is active – at the end it tends to 0%.
Some karma is balanced in each individual lifetime, but most is not.
Maharishi once said that everyone has “mountain ranges” of karma that is yet
to balance. Something done in one life is not balanced in that life and may be
only partially in the next life. The residual karma accumulates.
We are at a point today when the burden of unbalanced karma is too
great and must be explosively balanced. This happens normally at the end of
Kali yuga when the great pralaya occurs. The entire world is almost totally
destroyed, and only a memory of it remains, like waking from a dream –
whatever was the subject of the dream is totally gone except for a memory of
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