The 4-Yuga in Hindu Philosophy

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As per the Hindu Philosophy, Yuga is a term given to the era with 4-age-cycle. More about this philosophy is as follows:

1. According to the Hindu perspective, life in the universe is created & destroyed once in every 4.32 billion to 8.64 billion years. It is the 1-day of Brahma.

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2. The 4-Yugas are as follows– Satya Yuga, Treta Yuga, Dwapara Yuga and Kali Yuga.

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3. There’s a process of self-realization that takes place in each of the 4-Yugas. The ages see a slow decline of dharma, wisdom, knowledge, life-span and emotional & physical strength.

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4. Satya Yuga: It is the first yuga of the 4-Yugas, which spans 1,728,000 human years. This yuga is a golden age of truth and understanding. In this age, people achieve a perfect state of mind. Also, their actions are always reasoned.

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5. Treta Yuga: It is the second yuga of the 4-Yugas, which spans 1,296,000 human years. In this yuga, the goodness of human nature slowly starts to decrease. People lose control over their body and its physiology.

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6. Dwapara Yuga: The third yuga of the 4-Yugas is dwapara yuga, which spans 8,64,000 human years. In this yuga, goodness and evil in human nature are neck-to-neck. The human bodies lose their purity, a man loses control over his innermost body and knowledge.

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7. Kala-Yuga: The last yuga is Kala-Yuga of the 4-Yugas, which spans 4,32,000 human years. This yuga represents instability like never before. Human nature is significantly corrupted by the desire of the wrong act, and only a little ethics remains.