Returning to Goloka

Chapter 8
Surviving and Thriving
We are not interested in just surviving the effects of the pralaya. No,
we want to thrive during this period and use this time wisely to develop
spiritually and physically for the joys awaiting us in the Krishna Golden Age.
How could it be possible to survive the disasters predicted in Chapter
5? Should we plan to move into bunkers and have many years of food and
water stored? No, that is not practical. If the disaster events would be over in
a few months, then this could be a practical solution, but not for a period of
time that could stretch to 10 years. Such a supply of food and water would
only serve as a buffer and would soon be exhausted or stolen.
Security is another major concern. Most people will face these
disasters totally unprepared and will become dangerous security risks for
those who have prepared. If everyone in the Goloka Sanctuary Community
has their Maha Yajña Vitara, then the community is Invincible, right? So why
the concern over security? Recall that it takes about 55 months for the
Invincibility of the Maha Yajña Vitara to fully manifest. There will only be
partial Invincibility at first until everyone is at the 55-month level.
The best approach for survival of very long-term disaster scenarios,
like we are facing from the Nibiru flyby, is to form into fully self-sufficient,
sustainable, communities. These communities must be able to continue
indefinitely without reliance on any outside resource. The creation of such
communities is not a simple task. The global elite and governments have been
working on weakening the population and setting up infrastructure to
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