Vedic Units of Time— Explained
<p>The different timelines in Hinduism are quite complex and the numbers involved are so massive that it’s difficult to comprehend the mass magnitude it represents. So, this is my attempt at breaking down this convoluted time frame as described by the Vedas.</p>
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<p>So, according to Vedic philosophy, the universe comprises a total of four Yugas — Satya Yug, Treta Yug, Dvapara Yug, and Kali Yug. These yugas are calculated to be in the ratio of <strong>4:3:2:1 </strong>respectively<strong>,</strong> and the value of Kali yuga is said to be <strong>4,32,000</strong> years.</p>
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