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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 has varying levels of virtue and morality. And the biggest shift has been in the nature of humans and actions of humanity.

Here we list the age of the 4 Yugas and how the nature of humans and their actions changed.

Satyug.

Satya Yuga was the first and the most virtuous age in the cycle of Hindu clock. It is said that Satyug lasted for about 17,28,000 years and was marked by the highest standards of morality, righteousness, and spirituality. The name ‘Satya’ meant truth, and during that Yuga, truth and virtue were above all.
During the Satyug, humans were pure and their nature was the epitome of goodness. They were honest, virtuous, and lived in harmony with nature and each other. During the Satyug, there was no concept of crime, deceit, or falsehood and humans were spiritually advanced, closest to God, and had no deceit in their heart.

Satyug was the era of saints and sages and the society was free from pollution of body and mind.

Tretayug.

Tretayug came after Satyug and is said to last around 12,96,000 years. As compared to Satyug, Tretayug was a slight detour from honesty and virtue. During Treta Yuga, the nature of humans changed a little and while truth and righteousness was still on top, there was the new concept of ‘Desire’. It is said that with the emergence of desire, there came ego and ambition. Humans started to perform rituals and sacrifices to maintain their connection with the divine, and while people were still mentally powerful, their desire often became a hurdle.

The biggest event of Tretayug was the occurrence of Ramayana, an epic that now highlights the ideals of duty, loyalty, and the struggle against evil.

Dwaparyug.

Dwaparyug is the third age, which is believed to last for about 8,64,000 years. Dwapar was the age when society began to decline morally and spiritually and Dharma was reduced to half its strength. In Dwaparyug, the nature of humans was more complex and challenging. Although people were still very religious and spiritual, in their minds some new emotions had made home. It is said that doubt, jealousy, and conflicts made their way during the Dwaparyug and as people began to trade, there was much more focus on wealth building rather than spiritual development.

The biggest event of Dwaparyug was the occurrence of ‘Mahabharata’. And the themes of Mahabharata, for example, the struggle for power, wars, jealousy, desire for annexations, etc, were what defined that Yuga.

Kalyug.

Kalyug, the age in which we are living right now, is believed to be the fourth and final age. It is said that Kalyug has the lowest level of Dharma, and is defined with strife, discord, and darkness. Kalyug is the one that has experienced the most degeneration of virtue and morality. It is believed that in Kalyug humans have reached the lowest point of Dharma and righteousness is not often seen. Society in Kalyug is filled with dishonesty, corruption, and moral decay. Now, people have become more selfish, materialistic, and disconnected from spiritual values.


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