You and I may have often read (even here) that the term Satya Yuga is interchangeable with the term Krita Yuga, but I’ve recently received a report that seems to define them a little more exactly. The term Satya Yuga may throughout time refer to whatever time is better than the current time (especially in the future) or the best of times, which in a more absolute sense would be the Krita Yuga. That is, during any point in time, Satya Yuga could mean a better period of time, but Krita Yuga always refers to the best yuga. Each Yuga is subdivided into smaller sections that are named after the longer yugas as well, so for example there’s a Kali yuga of the Kali Yuga (characterized as being very nice to avoid) and a Kali yuga of the Krita Yuga (characterized as a very fortunate time, but not the best the Krita Yuga has to offer).
In an Easter Egg page on this site, I describe time as a type of yuga “machine” that must be hoisted into its proper position in a certain sense after it has recently bottomed out to its lowest level, and it seems that the machine is designed to be raised or repositioned in this way with dharma, a type of right behavior. We, some of the people on Earth, have been trying to do this, and it seems we’re on the way up, but have yet to leave the Kali Yuga in terms of position, although we were scheduled somehow to be in the Krita by 2018, and technically Satya Yuga and Krita Yuga should already be usable as interchangeable terms, so we are late. We will forseeably be able to experience some taste of the other yugas on our way up.
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