Dvapara Yuga

Dvapara Yuga is the third of four epochs in Hindu cosmology, characterized by a decline in virtue, dharma, and spiritual awareness compared to the previous Kali Yuga. During this period, human lifespan shortens, moral values diminish, and societal complexity increases. It is marked by the gradual fading of spiritual practices and a rise in materialism. Despite these challenges, dharma still exists and can be strengthened through dedicated effort. Dvapara Yuga represents a transitional phase where spirituality and morality weaken but are not entirely lost, setting the stage for the most challenging era, Kali Yuga.