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Mahâ Pralaya
(Sk.)
The opposite of Mahâmanvantara, literally “the great Dissolution”, the “Night” following the “Day of Brahmâ”. It is the great rest and sleep of all nature after a period of active manifestation; orthodox Christians would refer to it as the “Destruction of the World” (TG).
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- Quotes: H. P. Blavatsky
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Shortly: The opposite of Mahâmanvantara, literally “the great Dissolution”, the “Night” following the “Day of...