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Kalki has the personality who embodies all the darkness and negativity of the dark age. Kalki is very strong and revengeful .

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Learning the story of kali has strengthen my knowledge of hinduism through learning more in depth of the concept of karma. The story revolves around karma, and that is one of the hinduism concepts.

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In such a way Christ, Krishna, Buddha, Chaitanya, etc. were incarnations of God, that is, extraordinary human beings who were entrusted with a divine commission. that being said, Kalki associates with other gods.

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In Hinduism, karma is the force of retributive justice that compels believers to behave righteously according to Dharma t the end of Kali Yuga will punish all evil doers in this world, this relates to s concept in hinduism that involves karma.

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The god Vishnu is said to descend ten times into our world during each cosmic cycle (mahayuga) in order to restore the balance between good and evil. His avatars vary depending on the Hindu writing that describes them. The Mahabharata gives three lists of Vishnu's avatars: First there are mentioned four, then six, and finally there is a list of ten, in the form of: (1) swan, (2) tortoise, (3) fish, (4) boar, (5) man-lion, (6) dwarf, (7) Bhargava Rama, (8) Dasaratha Rama, (9) Krishna, and (10) Kalki

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Northern India:
-portrayed as a human riding a horse and brandishing a sword
-Occasionally represented as a four armed Kalki riding a horse with four arms wielding a gada (mace), chakra (disk), khetaka (shield), and a bowl.

Southern India:
-portrayed as a hybrid of a human with a horse's head.
-Sculptures of Kalki being represented with four arms are also in southern India.

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The story of kalki consists of kalki Avatar, Lord Vishnu will incarnate himself as kalki, the machine-man, who will come riding his white horse and his sword. This is supposed to be a future avatar of Lord Vishnu. At the end of Kali Yuga (present eon) He will punish all evil individuals in this world, destroy this world supposedly and recreate a golden age again.

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Kalki is the tenth and last incarnation of Lord Vishnu.

He is said to come at the end of the Kali Yuga where he will finish the destruction of the Earth, and start the renovation and restoration of purity.

It is said that when he does appear he will rise out of the seas, riding a white horse, wielding a sword in his hand.

Currently we are many, many years away from when Kalki is said to come.