What happens when the 10th avatar of Vishnu comes into existence? Is Buddha considered the 9th?
Calling Buddha (born only 2,553 years ago) ‘the 9th Incarnation of Vishnu’ was a clever trick by Hindu Brahmins to neutralize the threat to their ‘Karma-business’ and they were largely successful in driving Buddhism out of India within 200 years of Buddha’s death. * The 10 incarnation ‘kalki’ or kali has been born and has caused the much prophesied havoc by immorality and unethical treachery over past 1400 years! His name was Mohammad, (570-632 AD) ** But Hindus are so busy with their own superstition that it has gone unnoticed for so long, despite having suffered calamity after calamity due to Mohammad’s party – Muslims! * Muslims are nothing but ‘Kalankit’ or ‘stigmatized heathen’ folk infected by the creed of Kalaki-Mohammad!
When the 10th Avatar of Shri Vishnu comes the universe will be destroyed. There are four Yugas; Satya, Treta, Dwapar, and Kal Yuga. Each one is 1/4 less in time, and goodness. This is why this Yuga people don’t act as great as they did in other Yugas. About 75% of the world thinks demonically and 25% think in goodness. Of that 25% maybe 5% think solely and purely of God and are known as Mahatmas(Great Souls). God will come down to destroy the biggest evil in the world which represents all sin and it lead to total destruction. However, the soul never dies just the body and those who don’t surrender to God will have to wait the same amount of time as the yugas for another universe to be created. Therefore especially in this Yuga because most think in ignorance and passion, it is essential to always think, pray, serve, devote, and love God. For then such a soul is never reborn again and their only path is liberation. Hope this was helpful.
I totally agree. People deserve to know the truth.
In the Maha-samya Sutta there was an occasion when the devas from almost all the planes came to see the Buddha when he was dwelling in the Great Wood together with 500 bhikkhus, all of them arahants. The Buddha introduced their names to the monks, Vishnu was one of those present. The Buddha mentioned him by the name Venhu.
The Venhu Sutta shows Vishnu as one of the young devas who came to visit and talked with the Buddha:
At Savatthi. Standing to one side, the young deva Venhu recited this verse in the presence of the Blessed One: " Happy indeed are those human beings attending on the Fortunate One. Applying themselves to Gotama’s Teaching, who train in it with diligence."
The Blessed One said: "When the course of teaching is proclaimed by me, O Venhu," said the Blessed One, "Those meditators who train therein. Being diligent at the proper time. Will not come under Death’s control."- The Connected Discourse of the Buddha" A Translation of the Samyutta Nikaya by Bhikkhu Bodhi ,page 432)
According to "Hinduism and Buddhism An Historical Sketch" (Vol. 2 page 746) , Sir Charles Elliot who was a British diplomat mentioned that this correlates with the Rig Veda text before Hinduism started. Both texts mentioned that Vishnu and Shiva are minor deities instead of the Lords of the Universe as popularly known by worshippers:
" Vishnu and Rudra (Shiva) are known even to the Rig Veda but as deities of no special eminence. It is only after the Vedic age that they became , each for his own worshippers, undisputed Lords of the Universe…..The Pali Pitakas frequently introduce popular deities , but give no prominence to Vishnu and Siva. They are apparently mentioned under the names of Venhu and Isana, but are not differentiated from a host of spirits now forgotten. ….The suttas of the Digha Nikaya in which these lists of deities occur were perhaps composed before 300 B.C. "- Sir Charles Elliot
