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Hinduism: Hindu Beliefs
Hindu cosmology: yugas, prakriti, tri-guna and maya
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Overview
Rig Veda 10.129's Hymn of Creation, the four yugas and the decline of dharma, the Mahabharata on the present age and its end, many worlds, prakriti and the three gunas, and two views of maya.
What you need to know
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According to Rig Veda 10.129, what first stirred in the One?
How does Rig Veda 10.129 end?
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How does Rig Veda 10.129, the Hymn of Creation, describe the state before creation?
Model answer
Neither existence nor non-existence was there, and there was no sky or air. Darkness was hidden in darkness.
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According to Rig Veda 10.129, what first stirred in the One?
Model answer
The One breathed without breath by its own power. Desire arose in the One as the first seed of mind.
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How does Rig Veda 10.129 end?
Model answer
The hymn asks who truly knows how creation arose. Perhaps only the one who watches over it knows, or perhaps even that one does not.
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What are the yugas?
Model answer
The yugas are four ages that repeat in an endless cycle. Dharma declines through each age in turn.
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Name the four yugas in order.
Model answer
The four yugas are Satya (or Krita), Treta, Dvapara and Kali. Satya Yuga is the golden age of truth.
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How does dharma change across the four yugas?
Model answer
Dharma is pictured as a bull standing on four legs in Satya Yuga. The bull loses one leg in each later age.
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