Kali Yuga, as articulated by Alnoor Ladha, represents the final and most degenerate of the four stages of the world cycle described in Hindu cosmology. He views it as an epoch characterized by a profound spiritual and moral decline where ignorance, materialism, and disconnection from the sacred are rampant. In this age, traditional values and natural law are subverted, leading society toward systemic breakdown and ecological crisis. Ladha often underscores this period as both a profound challenge and an opportunity for awakening, calling for a re-embracement of ancient wisdom and collective action to transcend the darkness and catalyze a paradigm shift toward regeneration and reconnection with the earth and each other. His perspective encourages a blend of activism and spirituality to navigate through and ultimately emerge from the shadows of Kali Yuga.

See also: non-dualistic thought, spiritual practice, mystical tradition