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Pralaya

Pralaya (Sanskrit: प्रलय, romanized: Pralaya, lit. 'Destruction') is a concept in Hindu eschatology. Generally referring to four different phenomena, it is most commonly used to indicate the event of the dissolution of the entire universe that follows a kalpa (a period of 4.32 billion years) called the Brahmapralaya.

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Skanda PuranaKarmaBhagavata PuranaSatyaTreta
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SanskritRomanizedLit.Hindu eschatologyKalpa
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SamkhyaIndian philosophy
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related to Prakritapralaya · 24
Pralaya → After, Agni, At, Bhumi, Brahma, Brahman, Buddhi, Consciousness, Jala, Prakritapralaya, Prakriti, Purusha, Saptarishis, Swarg, The, The Hiranyagarbha, The Vishnu Purana, Urvashi, Vayu, Vishnu
related to Brahmapralaya · 20
Pralaya → All, Brahma, During, Dvapara, He, It, Janaloka, Kali, Maharloka, Manus, Narayana, Rudra, Satya, Shesha, The, The Agni Purana, The Bhagavata Purana, This, Treta, Vishnu
related to Atyantikapralaya · 15
Pralaya → Atman, Atyantika, Atyantikapralaya, Brahman, God, It, Naraka, One, Paramatman, Self, Supreme Self, Svarga, The Agni Purana, This, When
see also · 10
Pralaya → Brahma, Dvapara, Hindu, KaliHiranyagarbha, Krita, Manu, Manvantara, Satya, Treta, Yuga Cycle
related to Nityapralaya · 5
Pralaya → Being, Nityapralaya, One's, Such, The Skanda Purana
related to Philosophy · 5
Pralaya → In, Indian, Samkhya, Sanskrit, The

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dissolution universe one's also brahma agni prakriti kalpa purana one earth self hindu nityapralaya vishnu life four period destruction philosophy

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Pralayarelated to AtyantikapralayaThis0.60section
Pralayarelated to AtyantikapralayaThe Agni Purana0.60section
Pralayarelated to AtyantikapralayaIt0.60section
Pralayarelated to AtyantikapralayaSvarga0.60section
Pralayarelated to AtyantikapralayaNaraka0.60section
Pralayarelated to AtyantikapralayaAtyantika0.60section
Pralayarelated to AtyantikapralayaAtyantikapralaya0.60section
Pralayarelated to AtyantikapralayaGod0.60section
Pralayarelated to AtyantikapralayaParamatman0.60section
Pralayarelated to AtyantikapralayaSupreme Self0.60section
Pralayarelated to AtyantikapralayaOne0.60section
Pralayarelated to AtyantikapralayaAtman0.60section

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