The Great Transition (2044-2082)

What if our era were not a collapse, but a threshold?

Three rival chronologies map the ages of the world. The classical Puranic count places the next great turning more than 400,000 years away. Yukteswar's reform (1894) announces it for the year 4099. Sadhguru's contemporary teaching sets it inside this century: a transition window between 2044 and 2082. The popular books, almost without exception, present only one of the three - without showing the arithmetic, and without admitting the others exist.

The Great Transition does what those books do not:

• it sets the three systems side by side, with every number and derivation shown;


• it corrects the errors copied from book to book - the order of the four legs of the Dharma, the true nadir of the cycle, the thirty-eight-year confusion;


• it confronts the traditional chronology with the verdict of the historians, honestly, without dodging it and without dramatising it;


• it keeps four kinds of statement apart on every page: the verified fact, the traditional teaching, the interpretation, and the guess;


• it ends with a practical part: what to do with this map - whether the wheel is real or not.

Written from the southern shore of the Mediterranean by a reader of Ibn Khaldun who came to Vedic cosmology already trained to think in cycles, this book is neither a prophecy nor a demolition. It is a lucid map, drawn by an honest hand - marshes included.

With six annexes: complete chronological tables, an IAST Sanskrit glossary, primary sources in translation, an annotated bibliography, the four legs of the Dharma, and the calendar systems.