. In this kretha yuga ladies can get remarried; deer meat is a must for srardham. Rishis can give birth by their thoughts itself to children; trees;herbs;birds;animals; there was no sex intercourse at that time.. Then in thretha yuga .pillayar and sasthas are worshipped with their wives; no tirupathy venkatachalapthy. In kali yuga darma sastra denies ladies remarriage; denies taking meat;ganapathy and ayyapan are bachlers. and venkatachalapathy in tirupathy in the first quarter of kaliyuga,
Sri kgopalan,
Yugas are not so small a time , which you can summarise in one line.
What we get referred is the unit of one chatur yuga in which the present kaliyuga is
the fourth. Not to say such innumerous units of chatur yugas, in each kalpa,manvanthara etc etc....and going on and on.... Creation , sustenance,destruction, again creation...
The concept of time really baffles me always. How it was calculated from the low 'ima'..and progressing to pitru varsha,deva varsha etc.. It will be futile to trace back and pin point these to any particular point in the vast time space.
Our panchangas used to give the occurrence of eclipses perfectly ,even before the advent of computers. These calculations were made by simple down-to earth people without any aid of any sophisticated machines, and even before any modern storage and preservation methods were available. It can be presumed that the knowledge travelled down by mouth-to-ear chain path for generations and generations, over thousands of years.
Trying to get to the root is futile because of such vastness of time. Most such research results are based on some available material and juxta posing them with some other material and projecting backwards or forwards within the limitations of guesswork. It will be good for an academic exercise.
Coming back to yuga, there is a yuga dharma in each yuga.There are yuga purushas also.
Even veda and veda vyasa change .If discussed, it will go on and on.... Some can dispute and negate all this by saying just one "No".
A sea may contain anything under the water. The beach goer enjoys the breeze, wondering at the vastness of the sea. He gets what he wants. The fisherman goes and gets what he wants. The sea diver enjoys his diving. A sailor goes further and sails to far away shores.
Each one has his own way of appreciation and understanding.
I would like further inputs in these regards. Some/most may be known to many /some , for others it may be new.
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