Concept of time [cyclic and eternal], 100 Brahma years (Hindu units of time) explained скачать в хорошем качестве

Concept of time [cyclic and eternal], 100 Brahma years (Hindu units of time) explained

Brahma lives for 100 years! So, what's the big deal. Well, nothing much but the measuring unit is a whole lot different from what is used w.r.t. humans. Though it is referred to as years, let us see in this video how big is 100 years of Brahma. As we all know there are four Yugas: Satya - From Matsya to Narasimha Treta - From Vaman to Rama Dwapara - Krishna Kali - The present yuga Satya yuga, also known as Krita Yuga, is the Age of Enlightenment. Each yuga that follows is progressively “darker” as the mass mind becomes more externalized. At the present time, our solar system is experiencing the first part of the Kali Yuga. Kaliyuga started around February 17, 3102 BCE. The exact date varies based on the method of calculation. There are 432,000 human years in Kaliyuga. As we go up the yugas, each yuga gets multiplied by the next number to that of the previous one. So, Dwaparayuga gets a massive year of 432,000 X 2 which is 864,000 human years. Accordingly Dwaparayuga is 864,000 human years Treta Yug is 12,96,000 years Satya Yuga is 17,28,000 years When we sum up the years of all the four yugas, we get 43,20,000 years. This summing up of four yugas is a unit called as one Mahayuga, which is 43,20,000 years There are 71 such maha yugas in one Manvantara, that is ruled by one Manu, which will sum up to 30,67,20,000 human years. The years are getting complicated, right? We are not yet done. 14 such Manvantaras make a Kalpa which is also approximately equal to 1000 maha yugas. Let us see in the video the further calculations to arrive at 100 years of Brahma. Please follow the below link to read more such articles. https://www.pakkapatriot.com