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You now need to try to understand for yourselves what the Avatars wanted to say to you personally.
What this message means specifically for you...
Look:
Matsya (Sanskrit मत्स्य, IAST: matsya, “fish”)
Kurma (Sanskrit कूर्म, IAST: kūrma, “tortoise”)
Varaha (Sanskrit वराह, IAST: varāha, “boar”)
Narasimha (Sanskrit नरसिंह, IAST: narasiṃha, “man-lion”)
Vamana (Sanskrit वामन, IAST: vāmana, “dwarf”)
Parashurama (Sanskrit परशुराम, IAST: paraśurāma, “Rama with an axe”)
Rama (Sanskrit राम, IAST: rāma, “charming”) — prince and king of Ayodhya, who appeared in the Treta Yuga. The incarnation of Vishnu as the ideal king and husband.
Krishna (Sanskrit कृष्ण, IAST: kṛṣṇa, “dark” or “all-attractive”)
Buddha (Sanskrit गौतम बुद्ध, “enlightened one”)
Let us write it down:
The fish swam in the water.
Then it began coming ashore and living both in water and on land—the tortoise.
Then the tortoise turned into a boar. Into one who lived only on land.
Then into a lion and a human being. That is, not quite human yet.
Then into a human being, but a dwarf.
Then into a very strong human being—Parashurama.
Do you see the evolution?
From a fish—then intermediate stages—and into Parashurama, a very strong human being.
Then Rama—a saintly king. Merciful and kind.
So there was Parashurama, who destroyed all the demons.
And then Rama—kind and loving.
You might ask, how could one become any more perfect?
After all, we are accustomed to an imposed image of perfection—a kind and loving person who smiles at you...
And then the next stage of Evolution—Krishna.
Krishna came to save his devotees and give them Supreme Knowledge.
But he combined both Parashurama and Rama within himself. He was an enemy of demons and the best friend of his devotees.
And if we follow this logic, Krishna is perfection itself in this chain.
However, Buddha arrives.
And he is simply absolutely mystical.
He completely devoted himself to meditation.
And now it seems again—surely this stage is the highest perfection of Evolution!
Where could one go higher than Buddha?
This is a chain of nine stages of Evolution.
What comes next?
The Vedas say:
Kalki (Sanskrit कल्कि, IAST: kalki, “eternity,” or “time—kala,” or “destroyer of vice”)—the dark Vishnu on a white horse, with a gleaming sword in his hand, exterminating villains, restoring dharma, and preparing the coming renewal of the world.
It turns out that this is an even higher stage of Evolution.
Also a dark avatar, like Krishna.
Also an enemy of demons.
It also renews Sanatana Dharma, just like Krishna.
How is this stage higher?
Do you have to become as peaceful as Buddha in order to start chasing demons with a sword again?
So sitting in meditation is not everything yet?
What do you think?
What this message means specifically for you...
Look:
Matsya (Sanskrit मत्स्य, IAST: matsya, “fish”)
Kurma (Sanskrit कूर्म, IAST: kūrma, “tortoise”)
Varaha (Sanskrit वराह, IAST: varāha, “boar”)
Narasimha (Sanskrit नरसिंह, IAST: narasiṃha, “man-lion”)
Vamana (Sanskrit वामन, IAST: vāmana, “dwarf”)
Parashurama (Sanskrit परशुराम, IAST: paraśurāma, “Rama with an axe”)
Rama (Sanskrit राम, IAST: rāma, “charming”) — prince and king of Ayodhya, who appeared in the Treta Yuga. The incarnation of Vishnu as the ideal king and husband.
Krishna (Sanskrit कृष्ण, IAST: kṛṣṇa, “dark” or “all-attractive”)
Buddha (Sanskrit गौतम बुद्ध, “enlightened one”)
Let us write it down:
The fish swam in the water.
Then it began coming ashore and living both in water and on land—the tortoise.
Then the tortoise turned into a boar. Into one who lived only on land.
Then into a lion and a human being. That is, not quite human yet.
Then into a human being, but a dwarf.
Then into a very strong human being—Parashurama.
Do you see the evolution?
From a fish—then intermediate stages—and into Parashurama, a very strong human being.
Then Rama—a saintly king. Merciful and kind.
So there was Parashurama, who destroyed all the demons.
And then Rama—kind and loving.
You might ask, how could one become any more perfect?
After all, we are accustomed to an imposed image of perfection—a kind and loving person who smiles at you...
And then the next stage of Evolution—Krishna.
Krishna came to save his devotees and give them Supreme Knowledge.
But he combined both Parashurama and Rama within himself. He was an enemy of demons and the best friend of his devotees.
And if we follow this logic, Krishna is perfection itself in this chain.
However, Buddha arrives.
And he is simply absolutely mystical.
He completely devoted himself to meditation.
And now it seems again—surely this stage is the highest perfection of Evolution!
Where could one go higher than Buddha?
This is a chain of nine stages of Evolution.
What comes next?
The Vedas say:
Kalki (Sanskrit कल्कि, IAST: kalki, “eternity,” or “time—kala,” or “destroyer of vice”)—the dark Vishnu on a white horse, with a gleaming sword in his hand, exterminating villains, restoring dharma, and preparing the coming renewal of the world.
It turns out that this is an even higher stage of Evolution.
Also a dark avatar, like Krishna.
Also an enemy of demons.
It also renews Sanatana Dharma, just like Krishna.
How is this stage higher?
Do you have to become as peaceful as Buddha in order to start chasing demons with a sword again?
So sitting in meditation is not everything yet?
What do you think?
The remaining variations can be seen as an element of the divine play, of the divine plan. After all, it would have been possible to create a perfect world and populate it with beings without free will, where everything would be uniform and unchanging. But where would development, evolution, and the plot be then? They would not exist. But if we add one variable—freedom of choice—then the development of all possible branches of reality begins at once: an endless game in which something new is constantly happening, boiling, surging, and changing. 
. So much new knowledge has been revealed to people now... and with its arrival, along with meditation, yoga, and esotericism, liberation from illusions and ignorance will come. In the past, people never managed to learn Love, to which Jesus Christ called them... but now, with new knowledge about the Divine Spark within each of us, we will finally love ourselves and therefore other people as well, as the Light of the World and the salt of the Earth... 
