The concept of time in Hinduism is cyclic. Understanding the concept of time is very much essential for spiritual progress and to clear the veil of ignorance. Time is the sequence of the perceptions and the experiences of one thing after another. The views of Hindu rishis shape Kalavada, the theory of kala (time). Sage Veda Vyasa propounded the theory of time in the Mahabharata and Bhagavata Purana. In the Mahabharata, after the war between Kauravas and Pandavas, Vyasa consoles a dejected and sad Yudhisthira: “You have not killed any warrior. Kala has killed them. Kala does not bestow any favor upon anybody. Kala has no mother, no father. It observes every good and every bad action. Kala delivers the fruits of all actions. In another story, Indra, the king of Devas turns into a donkey due to his actions. He meets Bali, the Asura king, who has risen above him. Indra said : “Bali you are not in this post because of your valor. Time is favorable towards you, and because of