The cyclical nature of time, as described by ancient cultures, indicates that we are currently transitioning into a new phase of existence, marked by significant changes. In 2030, the UN has set a target for achieving sustainable development goals, indicating a significant shift in global priorities.

The prophecy from the Hopi tradition indicates we have experienced two major upheavals in the past, with a third significant change anticipated.

A significant mindset shift is taking place in India, overcoming historical influences and traditional government procedures that previously made us appear as lagging behind.

Wherever I go, I carry with me the essence of thousands of years of Vedic tradition and the timeless teachings of Swami Vivekananda, along with the blessings, dreams, and aspirations of 1.4 billion Indians.

The Mayan calendar describes four previous worlds that ended in various catastrophic events, hinting at a cyclical nature of civilization.

The shift from exploring outer space to focusing on inner space, such as through yoga and meditation, marks a cultural transformation that coincided with the stagnation of scientific progress.

We are entering a new age of abundance where access to resources and technology will redefine human potential and societal structures.

We are learning to be the best versions of ourselves, embracing our divinity and creativity, which prepares us for upcoming changes.

The current era is the best time to be alive, but it's important to consider how our ancestors would perceive our challenges compared to theirs.