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So till now we have covered Kalki's planetary positions, his time of arrival and his characterstics according to the Puranas. Now it's time to uncover another topic which is very very important. If you're anything interested in the avatar, you must read ahead to save yourself from confusion because today.. we'll be looking at articles which claim that they can help you recognize the 'real' Kalki :
                          
How to identify an avatar :
                          

According to Palmistry
Kalki avatar must have all the rare palm signs of palmistry like conch,swastik,peacock feather,lotus,flag and temple.which only an avatar can have.
According to hinduism.
Kalki avatar must be a brahman.A real brahman is one whose varn is brahman in his birth chart.
Birth palce of kalki avatar must be sambhal village situated inbetween ganga and ramganga or fist plain near tibbet which is Rishikesh.
Family of kalki avatar must be devotees of goddess mahakaali and they are famous for their teachings.
Kalki avatar must be born along with sheshnaag as his brother who also must have supernatural powers.
Kalki avatar must have eight super natural powers out of which 6 powers are his 6 activated senses.
Father of kalki avatar must be his guru because he will pay homage to his father after completing his mission.


According to Bible
He must have Fathers mark which noone can understand.
He must appear from sacrificed lamb.
He must knows the real name of father of jesus hidden from bible.
He must knows the 2000 years old game played by roman churches.


According to Naustradamus
His name must be similar to chiren.
He must be born with three water signs cancer,scorpio and pisces.
His surname must be like a lion.
He must knows everything about double keys
He must knows everything about green leaf.
In the city of chiren Thursday must be declared official holiday.........like in Rishikesh.
                          


                          
Source : godkalki.blogspot.com/p/blog-page_20.html
                          
To be honest I found this blog funny. It seems as if the information is incomplete, maybe because the writer couldnt find anything further or maybe he's just lazy like that.
                          
Other than this giggle worthy blog I found an article on speaking tree too.
                          
How to identify an Avatar: 
                          
Every avatar of Lord Vishnu is said to have the Srivatsam. Hence one who bears this mole is the lord's true incarination. This mole looks like a women with a crown who holds flowers in her hands for prayer. This Srivatsam indicates that Godess Mahalakshmi will always be present in Lord Vishnu's right chest. Sri Vishnu hence had a name called Srivatsan, Srivatsavasa the bearer of Srivatsam. Hinduism has another name called Sanadhanam. Sana indicates the paramathma, Lord Vishnu. Dhanam indicates wealth - Goddess Maha Lakshmi. Thus Jeevathmas acheving Lord Maha Vishnu's feet is Sanathana Dharma or Moksha/Liberation.
                          


Lord Vishnu also bears a name called Janarthanam, which means Sanadhanam. The word Janarthanam can be split into 2, Janar means the one capable of liberating from the cycle of life(Karma) i.e. achieving moksha/liberation. Dhanam is joining. Janar is the paramathma when uniting with Dhanam liberates the jeevathma from the cycles of life and unites with Paramathma. Janarthanam is the one who liberates. 


                          
During Krishna avatar, an impersonator called Powndariga Vasudevan made this mark like Srivatsam on his right chest.

                          

He also disputed Lord Krishna and was slain in this battle. Hence there were such impersonations even during the times of Lord Krishna. Even today this continues and many fakes claim to be the incarination of Lord Vishnu. Anyone without this mole should not be considered an avatar. This is published for the sole sake of the well being of the people to be able to differenciate the real from the unreal. This Srivatsam has been discussed in great lengths in Vishnu Puranam and Shrimad Bhavagatham, Sri Vishnu Sahasranama Thotram. Sri Vishnu also had a name called Srivatsan, Srivatsavasa the bearer of Srivatsam, the one who bears mahalakshmi in his chest.