Time as we know in our daily life runs in a straight line. We know our past, we live every moment through the present and the future is something that we only guess about and let our imagination run wild. There is however another theory, that time is cyclical and it takes the shape of repeating itself after every 26,000 years. This view is explained in our old scriptures and now in the third epic of India, the Devayan. The stories in this book are taken from the Devayana, the third epic of India which was written down by Dr Hajari, a young follower of the famous Yogi, Sri Aurobindo. It tells the story of the Four Ages of Time: the Treta Yuga (Silver Age), Dwapara Yuga (Bronze), Kali Yuga (Iron, in which we live) and the Satya Yuga or the Golden Age. This second selection of stories spans the time between the origins of creation through the threat to, and defeat of, the reign of truth on earth and the struggle to restore it. The world is still in the thrall of Kali Yuga but as told in the last story, and as foretold in ancient scriptures, the Satya Yuga or the Age of Truth will return.