4 Yugas in Hinduism and their Importance

4 Yugas in Hinduism and their Importance

let’s discuss about the 4 Yugas in Hinduism and their importance.

Satya Yuga

Satya Yuga

The first Yuga is termed as ‘Satya Yuga’ or ‘Krita Yuga’. It is considered to be the best Yuga or world age.

Satya Yuga

Satya Yuga

The word ‘Satya’ when translated into English, means ‘truth ‘. That’s the reason this age was referred to as the age of truth and truthfulness.

Treta Yuga

Treta Yuga

The second Yuga is ‘Treta Yuga’ which started after the fall of Satya Yuga or the Age of Truthfulness.

Treta Yuga

Treta Yuga

The Dharma stood on three legs in this Yuga. As the golden age had passed there were some visible flaws in the world.

Dvapara Yuga

Dvapara Yuga

Dvapara Yuga is the 3rd Yuga which arrived after the falling of Treta Yuga. This Yuga lasted for 864,000 years which accounts for 2,400 divine years.

Dvapara Yuga

Dvapara Yuga

In this Yuga the Dharma only stands on its 2 legs (two pillars) which will later be on a single leg in the last and current ‘Yuga of Kali Yuga’.

Kali Yuga

Kali Yuga

‘Kali Yuga’ is the fourth and last Yuga (according to the Hindu texts and scriptures). This Yuga is said to be the worst Yuga out of the four Yugas.

Kali Yuga

Kali Yuga

It is the most dark & evil Yuga where darkness & evil will take over humanity. In this phase humanity and morality will reach its lowest point.