Pralaya

Chaos Theos Cosmos, the triple deity, is all in all.

Therefore, it is said to be male and female, good and evil, positive and negative, the whole series of contrasted qualities when latent in Pralaya.

It is incognizable and becomes the unknowable deity.

It can be known only in its active functions, hence as matter forced and living spirit.

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The Secret Doctrine by Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, Book 1, Part 2, The Evolution of Symbolism, The Days and Nights of Brahma, Part 1.

This is the name given to the periods called Manvantara, Manuantara, or between the Manus, and Pralaya, or dissolution.

One referring to the active periods of the universe, the other to its times of relative and complete rest, whether they occur at the end of a day or an age or life of Brahma.

Have you noticed the word?

Please elaborate Pralaya.

Look at the word

Bipad.

It comes in a special form.

Bipad has a slightly different aspect.

And Pralaya is a path.

We use the word Prarambik.

Because otherwise everything will be lost.

So in Pralaya everything is never destroyed.

But much of the things are destroyed and there are those who have carried the height of whatever a particular age of mankind could give.

Same thing happened in death.

Devata means God-like humanity.

So that's where these gains get integrated into the new creation.

The new Srishti which follows after Pralayana.

So in mythology it is shown as whether Noah's Ark or King Satyagraha that they kept a pair of all the animals and the Rishis.

because after Pralaya again, when it is newly done, again they are of much lower...

Because this

is the Mahapralaya.

This is coming after Mahapralaya.

So, first nice people are brought, you know.

You don't start the trouble right from the very beginning.

Then other things are not Mahapralaya, they are...

So, then...

But this is science.

Six, uh, I mean, the Pralaya because of this.

So this has to be, we have to find the link between the two.

What is ignorance and what is knowledge is fine, but what is the connecting link? So here Sri Aurobindo gives that link, which again is there in the Isha Upanishad.