Sentences with MAHA-YUGA
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"The maha-yuga is a cosmic cycle in Hindu cosmology."
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"According to Hindu scriptures, each maha-yuga consists of four yugas."
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"The current maha-yuga is called Kali Yuga."
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"Each maha-yuga lasts for a total of 4,320,000 years."
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"The maha-yuga is said to repeat endlessly in Hindu belief."
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"Krishna appeared in the Dwapara Yuga of the last maha-yuga cycle."
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"The transition from one maha-yuga to another is marked by a partial dissolution of the universe."
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"The maha-yuga is composed of the Satya, Treta, Dwapara, and Kali Yugas."
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"During each maha-yuga, the qualities of humans gradually decline."
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"The maha-yuga is considered a larger unit of time in Hindu cosmology."
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"The maha-yuga is mentioned in ancient texts such as the Mahabharata."
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"The concept of the maha-yuga is essential to understanding Hindu cosmology."
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"In Hindu mythology, Lord Brahma is said to create the maha-yuga and all its cycles."
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"The duration of each yuga within a maha-yuga decreases in a descending order."
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"At the end of a maha-yuga, a period of universal rest follows."
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"Each maha-yuga is but a day in the life of Lord Brahma."
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"The maha-yuga is a fundamental concept in Vedic philosophy."
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"The study of maha-yugas helps explain the cyclical nature of time."
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"The maha-yuga is a complex and profound concept in Hindu mythology."
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"The maha-yuga is a cycle of four yugas in Hindu cosmology."
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"Each maha-yuga consists of 4,320,000 human years."
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"According to ancient texts, the current maha-yuga started about 2 billion years ago."
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"The first yuga in a maha-yuga is the Satya Yuga."
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"The maha-yuga is said to repeat endlessly."
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"The maha-yuga concept is found in various Hindu scriptures."
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"One maha-yuga is divided into 71 cycles of four yugas."
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"In each maha-yuga, the qualities of the yugas gradually decline."
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"A maha-yuga is also known as a Chaturyuga."
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"The maha-yuga is a fundamental concept in Hindu cosmology."