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Sri Aurobindo Ghose, he belonged to a secret anti-colonial movement called precisely Yugantar, meaning “New Age” or “Transition of an Epoch.”25 There was a strategic purpose behind the announcement in 1894 that the Kali Yuga was over and the Dwapara Yuga, a better age, already in progress; also behind the emphasis on 1899, only five years away, as the year that the new epoch would come into its own. In the early years of the twentieth century, the movement’s propaganda announced that the “sinful Iron Age was over” and urged insurrection. This is not an attack on Sri Yukteswar and those who respect him and his disciple Yogananda, but simply a reminder that even sages have their agendas. Guénon said as much about the authors of the Puranas!

http://www.newdawnmagazine.com/articles/when-does-the-kali-yuga-end

This makes some sense.

 

 

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Kalyug may have many bad things but it also the yug where it is easiest to attain Mukti with minimal effort. While the previous yugas people were more Dharmi but they had to make more effort and do more meditation. Rishi Munis are said to have attained high levels of spiritual states but it took them hundreds of years of solitary meditation in isolation to do so. Now if a Gursikh keeps rehit, does hours of naam abhiyas daily , and does Sangat of Gursikhs he/she can easily attain the spiritual peaks of the top most Rishi Munis, Peers and even surpass them. Many of the great Rushi Munis/sidhs/Naath yogis of the previous yugas had to retake birth in Kalyug as Sikhs just so they could take Amrit from the house of Sri Guru Nanak Dev jee. 

 

So don't wait for Kalyug to end. This IS the best yug to attain Moksh. It only requires a little effort on your part. 

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