Thanks for this series on Yuga, much awaited and appreciated 1. The abrupt ending of the video is heart breaking, can there be a slide for what will be coming next which will also provide the cliff hanger or logical break to the video 2. The format and medium chosen by you is fantastic and works for us audiences perfectly 3. If you can carve out small tasks which are menial and can be done by us viewers and willing volunteers which can offload some of your routine tasks, I will be happy to pich in and help completing some tasks or chores for you so you get more time for video presentation from your busy schedule
The Bhagavad Gita as such does not give any specific time period for a yuga. It simply states - "The people who know the day of Brahma which ends in a thousand yugas and the night which ends in a thousand yugas, they know day and night." On what basis was the 4,320,000 years assumed, God only knows. The great religious people in our midst are so obsessed with the antiquity of our heritage,of which there is no doubt, r willing to claim anything without any proof. Nothing in our heritage is actually there without proof, but if you dont have the proof, its better not to carry on with it, till you get the proof, like Nilesh has done. Right now, its better to believe the clear dates that Nilesh has provided with ample proof for both Ramayana and Mahabharatha.
Yukteshwar Giri, also said this in the book The Holy Science and gave new Yuga theory. He said that blunder comes after destructions in Mahabharata War.
In arbhata book it is mentioned that it was mathematician brahmagupta who spread this million year yuga cycle ; a article by bhibu dev misra named kaliyuga also talk about in number blunder.
I think I have read multiple wiki pages on yuga calculation/timeline in Vedas/Brahma lifetime calculation where I have read that it's mentioned in bhagvat purana that 1.2k 2.4k 3.6k 4.8k years of yuga are devas years and its gets mitiplied by 360 to get human years. I remember it says 30 human days are 1 day of pitara, 1 year of pitara is 30 human years, 1 month of devas is 1 year of pitras, 1 year of devas 12 years of pitras so 12x30= 360 human years is 1 year of devas. And so on.... Some of the links are below en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindu_units_of_time en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yuga_Cycle
Hello Nileshji, based on your dates 12209 and 5561 then works by sri swami yukteshwar giriji in the book the holy science... I think 4 yuga cycle coincide with procession of earth of 26000 years, it will fit yugas also tgere are two chaturyuga cycle as per yukteshwar giriji so ascending and descending chaturyuga consists 52000 years ... As per yukteshwar giriji we are in ascending dwapar yuga and somewhere in 4k will start treta... Calculation will fit
@@NileshOak Please check Introduction Chapter in the Book The Holy Science By Swami Yukteshwar Ji , he has explained in detail. Summary is found at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Holy_Science. My rough calculation is like below hope its readable Nilesh Oak ji Dating Ref Death Of Krishna 5525 BCE Mahbharat 5561 BCE Ramayan 12209 BCE Early Rig Vedic Saraswati 24000 BCE Sri Yukteshwar Giri Yuga Theory Chatur Yuga 12000 year Total 2 Chaturyuga = Descending & Ascending Cycle axial precession of earth = 24000 years Current Yuga Dwapar Yuga ***Based on above I think mutiplication factor of 2 is missing*** Actual axial precession of earth = 26000 years Chatur Yuga 26000 years 24000 years Yuga 2000 years Sadhya/Transition period Total 2 Chaturyuga = Descending & Ascending Calculation Detail Sandhya 100 Kaliyuga 2400 Sandhya 100 Sandhya 200 Dwapar 4800 Sandhya 200 Sandhya 300 Treta 7200 Sandhya 300 Sandhya 400 Satya 9600 Sandhya 400 26000 In Short Kaliyuga 2600 Dwapar 5200 Treta 7800 Satya 10400 26000 Dates Ref Death Of Krishna 5525 BCE Beginning of Kaliyuga -- this could be when King Parikshit stopped Kali from entering kingdom approx 28925 BCE Matyavatar, flooding, Manu, Noah Descending Satya Yuga -28925 -18525 BCE 10400 Saraswati, Early Rigveda Treta Yuga -18525 -10725 BCE 7800 Ramayan 12209 Dwapar Yuga -10725 -5525 BCE 5200 Mahabharat 5561 Kaliyuga Yuga -5525 -2925 BCE 2600 End of Indus Vally Ascending Kaliyuga Yuga -2925 -325 BCE 2600 Last Jain Tirthankar Mahavira Dwapar Yuga -325 4875 CE 5200 Current Yuga, Buddha, Adi Shankaracharya Treta Yuga 4875 12675 CE 7800 Satya Yuga 12675 23075 CE 10400
Namaskar There is no specific Yuga period for historical testing. Rather, determination of historical event via astronomy and other disciplined of science helps us determine the Yuga. Hope this helps.
Sir,I have no scientific research or study,but have just got stuck in the number of 4 lakh 32 thousand years,and,twice is Dwapar, and 3 times Treta, and 4 times is Satya. You have explained that what I am thinking is totally wrong.🙏
@@ratnamurlidharan9885 agree with you. There is a big difference in this report. If any of carbon dating is done for the same, the results will be opposite to this. But I hope this is not the time.👍🙏
Dear Nilesh Ji I would recommend you to clear your doubts on solar time and doped of light. In this video, you have smartly denied that the speed of light is variable. What you have written is the speed of light in vacuum. Tell me a second of your life when you haven't travelled through the time, considering your planet is spinning and moving on an orbit and solar system does the same. I hope you like to be corrected if wrong. I like that about you.
The light year he used is the light travelling in space which is a vaccum so the light year is unit used by astronomical calculation for distances in space, like planets, length of galaxies and so on... Light year is actually how long it takes light to travel to some place in space which in turn is a vaccum .. hope this answers your question
@@thecompunity5194 Yes. I have studied physics. However, if you through 2 light rays in the space, the bigger n smaller, both will take same time in covering the same distance. So 1- light can't not be faster than dark matter. 2- light can not be faster than its source in space. 3- One light year will be calculated as a distance covered by the reference point of time with in a year time.
@@aaryabhatt5439 what's the point you trying to put here I can only see 3 different facts which doesn't prove anything related to light year... In the video he was talking about light year which is a distance unit like AU and all, couldn't comprehend what you want to point here with the above facts
@@thecompunity5194 you didn't get this point. Let me give you a brief. Speed of light is used to map the distance. 1- there is no use of speed of light for any astronomical data, space positioning and positions of stars. 2- there is no use of solar time in this presentation. 3- there is no use of this slide also. You may replay, remove that slide, nothing will change. Yes. Time calculations are important for which you need to understand both. That I have already shared with Nilesh. Suggest me if I can help you more. Thnanks for your interest anyways.😁
@@aaryabhatt5439 but I couldn't comprehend the point of smart denial and further the inclusion of dark matter travelling more than the speed of light... The speed of light is not the fastest and this have been proved on multiple occasions and thus there is a belief that multiverse doesn't work on rules we are defining... Is the use of speed of light in that slide was giving anything that's what the discussion might have been but the comment seemed in different direction
Thankyou for the elaborate explaination, but the answer is still not clear. I understand the problem, but i dont understand the solution. My understanding- Yuga cannot be measured using the unit of time in years which is in a linear form. Okay, then what is that "unit" of measurement being used for 1 yuga?
Namaskar The unit of measurement for Yuga depends on what kind of yuga we are discussing 1. Theoretical Yuga If one is studying geology evolution, geologic periods are to be treated as yuga (e.g. Cambrian). If one is looking at the evolution of life, one may use another and appropriate scale. 2. Psychological yugas would require intensity of emotion/Bhava to describe the Ygua. This may not have anything to do with time. 3. Physiological Yuga may have elements of evolutionary Yuga but with specific considerations to development of ability - health, speech, disease, science and technology. These yUga would not be of specific periods. 4. For chronology Yuga such as Itihasa (Ramayana, Mahabharata, etc.) Solar calendar + precession/obliquity/based time intervals such as Orion period, Brahmarashi period etc might be used. Again, these may or may not be yugas of fixed durations. Hope this helps.
