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We are entering Satya Yuga, the golden age.

In Hindu cosmology, the Yugas are a series of four distinct ages that repeat in a cycle, representing the stages of development and consciousness in the world. These Yugas are described in ancient Hindu scriptures, particularly in the Puranas and the Mahabharata. Each Yuga is associated with a specific set of qualities, virtues, and characteristics. Here are the four Yugas in the order they appear in the cycle:

Satya Yuga (Golden Age): Satya Yuga is the first and most virtuous of the four Yugas. It is an age of truth, righteousness, and wisdom. People in Satya Yuga are inherently spiritual and possess great moral and mental virtue. Virtue reigns supreme, and there is no deceit or dishonesty. This age lasts for 1.728 million years.

Treta Yuga (Silver Age): Treta Yuga follows Satya Yuga. It is an age of diminishing virtue and spirituality. While still a virtuous age, there is a slight decrease in moral values and a gradual decline in truthfulness. Treta Yuga lasts for 1.296 million years.

Dvapara Yuga (Bronze Age): Dvapara Yuga comes after Treta Yuga. In this age, virtue continues to decline, and people become more materialistic and less spiritually aware. There is an increase in greed, dishonesty, and other vices. Dvapara Yuga lasts for 864,000 years.

Kali Yuga (Iron Age): Kali Yuga is the last and the most degenerate of the four Yugas. It is an age of darkness, where virtue is at its lowest point, and people are driven by greed, ignorance, and selfishness. Kali Yuga is characterized by widespread corruption, violence, and moral decay. This age lasts for 432,000 years.

After Kali Yuga, the cycle reverses, and the Yugas begin anew with Satya Yuga. This cyclical concept of time in Hindu cosmology symbolizes the eternal recurrence of virtues and vices in the world. Each Yuga represents a different stage in the spiritual evolution of humanity.