ABSTRACT
Conceptions of time in Sanskritic tradition: the yugz-view. Time and freedom: līlā and māyā. Implications of time in the Kali-age. Time as ‘progressive’: exemplified by the āśramas, tapas (illustrated through a story), the puru ārthas, the sa skāras, including observations on modern practice. Time and the understanding of history in Hinduism.
