Malika

Panchaskha had composed many future granths, which is called Malika garland of granths. Philosophy about the future is found in Malika texts, hence Malika is also called Future Malika. Malika provides knowledge of future, philosophy, yoga, ayurveda, astronomy and astrology. Panchaskha had composed many Malika texts. Saint Achyutanand Das ji, the great man in Panchsakha who had the ability to see the past and future, had written about 318 Malika texts. Apart from Panchasakhao, there are some other great poets and writers who have contributed to Malika texts and they also wrote some Malika texts. Baliga Das, Salbeg, Dinakrishna Das, Shikhar Das, Shishu Das, Baikrishna Das, Nirakar Das, Hadi Das, Bhim Bhoi, Abhiram Paramhans, Arkhit Das, Arta Das. Till date, some 200 Malika texts have been found out of 318 Malika texts which are with the Mahants and Saints in different temples and monasteries. Out of these 200 Malika texts, only a few Malika texts are available in the market in book form. The main objective of Malika is to alert the devotees before the Khand Pralaya at the end of Kaliyuga.Bhavishya Malika describes about Kaliyuga, about leelas of Lord Kalki, about devotees, about war, about secret things, about mantras, about Yugs and much more. Bhavishya Malika Granth is not meant to scare anyone, it is meant to alert people. In Bhavishya Malika, there is a description of the Khand Pralaya that will happen at the end of Kaliyuga, but it is also told how to avoid it.