For Hindus, the concept of time is cyclical. Time has been defined in four Yugas or ages - Satyug, Tretayug, Dwaparyug, and Kalyug. Each Yuga represents a distinct characteristic in the cycle, and ...

"Time is like a river. You cannot touch the same water twice." This poignant line speaks to the essence of the Yuga Cycle in Hinduism, where time flows in cycles—constantly evolving, but never ...

The scripture describes four different yugas, which last for different amounts of time. At the end of each yuga, it is destroyed and then a new yuga starts. The current yuga will last millions of ...

The scriptures say that of the four yugas, Kaliyuga is the most dreadful one — it will give all difficulties. In this yuga, righteous activities will slow down and unrighteousness will be at its ...

In all four yugas, he had taken the avatars for the betterment of the world. The ten avatars are Matsya, ... In Hindu belief, Kalki is considered the 10th avatar of Vishnu, ...